Why does cyan 175 run alone?

It starts all broad perimeter routes while preserving enough capacity for the center chest and portrait colors that expose next.

Which routes create the most pressure?

The repeated cyan 130-180 stacks last across multiple gate transitions and should be staggered with short detail cards.

Colony Flow! level guide

hard 8 colors

Run cyan 175 alone, wait before adding white 30 and cyan 165, then pace five uneven gates through the tiger portrait's long cyan endurance waves.

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Tap cyan 175 alone and wait for the first perimeter stream to start lowering the outer gates.
Add white 30 and cyan 165, leaving two holes unused while those long routes establish.
Route white 20 and the next cyan 20 through returned holes; avoid committing cyan 130 yet.
Alternate orange 20/30/45/50 with cyan 34/40/50 while the outer counters fall through the 600s.
Send dark 37 and yellow 24 between long cyan waves as the face and star begin to separate.
Clear red 13/23 and brown 30/49 around the central chest while keeping cyan 100/110 isolated.
After the center chest reaches zero, pace cyan 130/160/170/180 through separate waves as both side gates approach zero.
Use short orange 3/6/9/15 and white 7/10/20 cards to clear the muzzle and red head details.
Finish the cyan top border, dark face outline and final orange-and-brown fragments, then wait for Victory.

Colors in this level:

Cyan, Orange, White, Dark purple, Red, Yellow, Brown, Pink

Adding several cards beside cyan 175 immediately destroys the two-hole safety margin used by the verified solve.
Treating the central 74 chest as synchronized with the four outer counters can block its short releases.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: An orange tiger mascot with a white muzzle, dark face and red cap or mane sits against cyan beneath a yellow star. Outer counters begin at 818/818/700/800 and a cyan-framed center chest begins at 74.
Goal: Reduce all four outer counters and the central chest, drain the cyan field, then clear the orange body, white muzzle, dark face, red details and yellow star.
Opening: Tap cyan 175 alone and wait for its perimeter route to establish. Add white 30 and cyan 165 afterward, keeping the fourth and fifth holes open until the board exposes their routes.
Danger Zone: Cyan 175/165/130/180 remain active across counter transitions. Filling the tray early blocks short orange, red and dark cards released by the center chest.
Mechanics: Four large outer counters and a central 74 chest fall at different speeds during an extended cyan-heavy portrait solve.

Why does cyan 175 run alone?
It starts all broad perimeter routes while preserving enough capacity for the center chest and portrait colors that expose next.
Which routes create the most pressure?
The repeated cyan 130-180 stacks last across multiple gate transitions and should be staggered with short detail cards.