Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 387 Walkthrough
Open the tiger with cyan 30/45 and white 45/35/32, then expose each mystery and lock card only after a border route returns a hole.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 387 — Full Solution
- Tap cyan 30 and cyan 45 to open the lower and side borders.
- Add white 45, white 35 and white 32, then wait for the first cyan route to finish.
- Open the first question-mark card with one hole free and clear its route before touching the second mystery card.
- Alternate cyan 30/40 with white 20/30 as the border retracts around the feet and tail.
- Route red 12 and yellow 35 through short holes while the forehead and ear details expose.
- Release the lock chains one at a time, preserving room before dark 65/70 enters.
- Clear white 45/50 and cyan 40/55 separately as the body detaches from the field.
- Finish the dark stripes, red forehead marks and last cyan edge, then wait for the blank board.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, White, Dark purple, Red, Yellow, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening a mystery card while all five opening routes are active can strand its revealed color.
- Starting dark 70 before the prior lock chain clears removes the hole needed by the next release.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 387 (spoiler-free)
- Treat every mystery and lock reveal as a reserved-hole event.
- Use short red and yellow detail cards between cyan and white waves.
- Keep dark 65/70 out until one lock chain has fully returned.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A white tiger with dark stripes, red forehead marks, yellow ear and tail details stands inside a cyan field. The queue starts with cyan 30/45 and white 45/35/32, followed by question-mark cards, linked columns and lock releases.
- Goal
- Clear the cyan field, safely expose the mystery and lock cards, then remove the tiger's white body, dark stripes, red marks and yellow details.
- Opening
- Tap cyan 30 and cyan 45 first. Add white 45, white 35 and white 32, then wait for a cyan hole to return before exposing a mystery card.
- Danger Zone
- The five-card opener fills the tray with medium and long routes. Revealing a mystery card or dark 70 lock too early strands its newly exposed color.
- Mechanics
- Mystery cards and sequential lock releases sit inside a fast cyan-border clear before the dark tiger outline becomes the final isolated route.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do the mystery cards need an empty hole?
Their colors are hidden until reveal, so a reserved hole guarantees the exposed route can enter immediately.
What remains after the cyan border clears?
The tiger's white body, dark stripes, red forehead marks and yellow details continue as separate interior routes.