Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 356 Walkthrough
Clear the mushroom chef by opening green 8 and green 5, then preserve a recovery hole through the two exposed portrait waves and the late green finish.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 356 — Full Solution
- Tap green 8 and green 5, then wait for both border routes to return their holes.
- Start red 4, blue 40, white 50 and dark 30; as those columns advance, switch to white 22, dark 19, blue 4 and red 18 while retaining one recovery hole.
- Cycle blue 34, white 6 and dark 23/22 before admitting another large blue stack.
- Work through white 38, blue 8/19/40 and dark 14 as the mushroom cap thins.
- Use the late white 6, blue 6/16/15 and green 35 wave without filling every hole.
- After the purple and dark routes return, run green 2, 8, 19, 1 and 41; wait before releasing green 45 and the last blue 4, then let the clear register.
Colors in this level:
Green, Dark purple, White, Blue, Red, Pink, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the white slot as permanent storage leaves no hole for the next revealed blue or green stack.
- Stopping after the white face clears leaves the large purple cap and green border active.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 356 (spoiler-free)
- Keep the white buffer open whenever four ant streams already occupy the perimeter.
- Let green 8 and green 5 return before starting red 4, blue 40, white 50 and dark 30.
- The chef is not clear when the face disappears; the purple cap and green frame remain.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A small white chef face with red cheeks and blue eyes sits under a huge dark-purple mushroom cap inside a green frame. Five holes face green 8 and green 5 above red 4, blue 40, white 50 and dark 30; white 22, dark 19, blue 4 and red 18 form the following exposed wave.
- Goal
- Remove the green border, white face, red cheeks, blue eyes and dark-purple cap until the framed board is completely blank.
- Opening
- Tap green 8 and green 5, wait for both routes, then start red 4, blue 40, white 50 and dark 30 before switching to the exposed white 22, dark 19, blue 4 and red 18 wave.
- Danger Zone
- Using the fifth hole while four long cap and face routes are still moving blocks the next blue or green card, especially around the blue 34 and white 6 transitions.
- Mechanics
- A limited-buffer portrait alternates small facial details with large purple-cap and green-frame waves plus a late locked reserve.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do green 8 and green 5 go first?
They immediately drain the outer border and return holes needed by red 4, blue 40, white 50 and dark 30.
When is it safe to use the fifth hole?
Use it only after one of the four active ant streams has nearly returned and the next visible card has a clear matching route.