Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 381 Walkthrough
Clear the crocodile chef by opening two long orange stacks, delaying orange 75, and reserving returned holes for the 35 gate, apron and watermelon details.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 381 — Full Solution
- Launch orange 60 and orange 65 into separate holes.
- Wait until both orange streams are moving, then add dark 35 and peach 49 through returned holes.
- Route green 35/30 and white 30 as the lower apron and crocodile body begin to open.
- Hold orange 75 until one opening orange hole returns; do not run all three long orange routes together.
- Alternate short green 7/13/20 and dark 6/11/19 with orange 22/30/48 as the face and watermelon separate.
- Use green 45/50 and dark 21/30 only after the brown 35 gate starts falling.
- Clear late peach 27/37, white 34 and orange 55/60 while keeping one hole available for gate releases.
- Finish the white chef hat, green lower strip and last orange border, then wait for the blank frame.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Green, White, Peach, Dark purple, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Adding orange 75 while both opening orange routes are active removes the buffer needed by peach 49.
- Stopping after the crocodile body clears leaves the white hat, apron and orange upper border active.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 381 (spoiler-free)
- Treat orange 75 as a second-wave card.
- Route peach 49 before committing another long orange stack.
- Keep one hole ready when the brown 35 gate starts falling.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A green crocodile chef wears a white toque and striped apron while holding a green-and-peach watermelon wedge against an orange field. A brown 35 gate covers the upper-left. Five holes face orange 60/65; the queue includes green 35/30/50, dark 35/30, peach 49, white 30 and orange 60/75.
- Goal
- Reduce the brown 35 gate, strip the orange field, then clear the white hat and apron, green crocodile, peach face and watermelon, dark outline and final border.
- Opening
- Launch the two long orange openers, wait until both streams move, then route dark 35 and peach 49 through returned holes.
- Danger Zone
- Orange 60/65/75 can occupy holes for an entire wave. Starting orange 75 beside both openers blocks the first dark, peach and green detail cards.
- Mechanics
- A gated portrait uses several long orange-background waves before breaking the chef, apron and watermelon into short mixed-color fragments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should orange 75 wait?
The first two orange stacks already hold two holes for a long wave; delaying 75 leaves room for dark 35, peach 49 and green body cards.
When does the brown 35 gate matter?
Its release occurs after several background waves, so keep a returned hole free as the counter begins dropping.