Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 353 Walkthrough
Strip the rocking horse's dark-purple field with dark 20/50/40 and brown 16, then alternate long dark and red stacks with the tiny white and yellow cards that free its legs and rocker.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 353 — Full Solution
- Tap dark 20, dark 50 and dark 40, then brown 16; wait for the first purple perimeter wave to move.
- Add dark 45 through a returned hole, followed by red 40 only when another hole is free.
- Route red 30/17/14 and yellow 27 as the lower body and rocker become reachable.
- Alternate the later dark 50/45/41/35 groups with short white 3 and yellow 8 cards instead of loading all long dark stacks together.
- Clear the remaining red 45/30/25 waves from the horse's body and legs while preserving one hole for brown 25 or white 8.
- Finish the red legs and yellow trim, then send the last brown route along the curved rocker.
- Let the final dark background strip drain and wait for the blank-board victory cue.
Colors in this level:
Dark purple, Red, Yellow, Brown, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Launching dark 50, dark 45 and red 40 together occupies the buffer too long for white 3 or yellow 27 to enter.
- Stopping when the broad red body clears leaves narrow leg pixels and the brown rocker still loaded.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 353 (spoiler-free)
- Use white 3 as a short turnover card between two long dark waves.
- Keep red 40 out of the tray until one opening dark stack has nearly finished.
- Watch the thin brown rocker after the horse body opens; it survives longer than the broad red sections.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A red rocking horse with yellow mane and saddle accents stands on a brown curved rocker inside a dense dark-purple background. Five holes serve dark 20/25/35/40/41/45/50, red 14/17/30/40/45, yellow 8/27, brown 16/25 and white 3/8 stacks.
- Goal
- Remove the dark field around the horse, then clear its red body and legs, yellow trim, brown rocker and small white highlights until no part of the silhouette remains.
- Opening
- Tap dark 20, dark 50 and dark 40, then add brown 16. Let the dark ants clear the lower background before committing dark 45; red 40 waits for a returned hole.
- Danger Zone
- Dark 50/45/41 and red 40/45 are long routes. Sending several together traps the tiny white 3 and yellow 27 cards needed when the rocker and eye highlights appear.
- Mechanics
- The board begins as background clearing, then turns into narrow silhouette cleanup where the red legs and brown rocker split into thin disconnected runs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why clear so many dark stacks first?
The dark-purple field covers the routes around the horse, so dark 20/50/40 must open the lower perimeter before the red body and rocker can drain cleanly.
What is the safest use for white 3?
Send white 3 between long dark or red stacks; it returns a hole quickly and prevents the tray from staying full during the silhouette transition.