Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 348 Walkthrough
Clear the puzzled burger by opening dark 14 and purple 4, then alternating yellow bun and orange filling stacks while keeping space for question-mark details.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 348 — Full Solution
- Tap dark 14 and purple 4, then wait for the outline stream to move.
- Add yellow 22 through a returned hole; keep one buffer free.
- Send white 8 and white 5 as short handoffs before the next yellow or orange card.
- Route orange 10/8/25 separately from yellow 20/25 so neither color monopolizes the tray.
- Use purple 10 and short orange 1/2/3/7 for the question marks and outline breaks.
- Clear late dark 20/22/25 and the remaining yellow 1/10 fragments.
- Finish the bun, question-mark remnants and any last orange fills, then wait for Victory.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Yellow, White, Dark purple, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling the tray with yellow and orange before all purple question marks clear strands the remaining punctuation cards.
- Sending orange 25 and yellow 25 together blocks both holes for the same duration with no short-card buffer.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 348 (spoiler-free)
- Reserve one hole for purple until every question mark is gone.
- Separate orange 25 from yellow 25 — they look similar but block each other.
- Use white 5/8 as short handoffs between the longer bun and filling waves.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A puzzled orange-and-yellow burger character has a white bun band, dark outline and purple question marks floating around it. Five holes serve dark 14, purple 4/10, yellow 20/22/25, white 5/8 and orange 6/7/25.
- Goal
- Clear the purple question marks and dark outline, then remove the orange filling, yellow bun, and white band until the board is blank.
- Opening
- Tap dark 14 and purple 4, then use yellow 22 only after a hole returns from the first wave.
- Danger Zone
- Yellow 20/25 and orange 25 are long enough to crowd out the small purple 10 and short orange detail stacks. Filling all five holes before the question marks clear strands the remaining purple cards.
- Mechanics
- A small food icon mixes long bun and filling routes with one-digit punctuation details that need a dedicated buffer hole.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does purple need a reserved hole?
Purple stacks are small (4 and 10) but appear throughout the run — without a free hole, the question-mark cards get stranded behind longer yellow and orange routes.
How should white 5 and white 8 be used?
Treat them as short handoffs between long bun and filling waves; their low count frees a hole quickly for the next color.