Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 352 Walkthrough
Clear the moon globe's white field with two white 20 stacks and red 15, then alternate cyan, purple and yellow routes so the circular rim and segmented pedestal keep access to the five holes.
Open on YouTube
If the player asks you to sign in, open the video on YouTube instead.
How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 352 — Full Solution
- Tap white 20, white 20 and red 15; wait until the first white ants clear space around the lower globe.
- Add yellow 20 and one more white 20, then route purple 10 through the first returned hole.
- Alternate cyan 20 with purple 16/10 as the right rim and glass open; do not load every repeated white 20 at once.
- Send yellow 15/22 and orange 18 through separate holes to remove the crescent and star details.
- Route the later red 15 and green 16 as the pedestal separates into small islands.
- Use the remaining short white and cyan cards to clear the upper border without blocking another purple rim card.
- Finish the purple rim, cyan glass and red-green base, then wait for the last white border cells to leave and Victory to appear.
Colors in this level:
White, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Red, Green, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling all five holes with repeated white 20 stacks blocks the next purple rim and cyan-glass routes.
- Clearing the circular globe but ignoring the red-green pedestal leaves several isolated strips below it.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 352 (spoiler-free)
- Use only two or three white 20 stacks per wave.
- Keep a returned hole for purple 10/16 whenever the rim becomes exposed.
- Save green 16 and red 15 for the pedestal strips rather than sending them during a white-background wave.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A crystal-ball globe shows a yellow crescent and stars inside a cyan circle with a purple rim, mounted on a red, green and yellow base. A large white field surrounds it, and five holes serve repeated white 20s plus cyan 20, yellow 20/15/22, red 15, purple 10/16, orange 18 and green 16 stacks.
- Goal
- Clear enough white background to open both sides of the globe, then remove the purple rim, yellow moon and stars, cyan glass and red-green pedestal until the board is empty.
- Opening
- Tap white 20 twice, then red 15. Wait for those three streams to move before adding yellow 20 and another white 20; purple 10 enters through the first returned hole.
- Danger Zone
- Repeated white 20 cards can hold all five holes while cyan and purple rim routes are ready. The red pedestal also splits into separated strips that need fresh holes late in the solve.
- Mechanics
- A perimeter-traffic board alternates a huge white background with a multicolor circular globe and segmented base, repeatedly switching between long white waves and short color details.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why start with two white 20 stacks and red 15?
The white pair opens both lower sides of the globe, while red 15 begins the pedestal without crowding the tray with another long white route.
When should purple 10 enter?
Use the first hole returned by the opening white wave so the exposed rim can drain before more white 20 cards fill the tray.