Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 431 Walkthrough
Open the brown cat-like character with blue 49 traffic first, then pace the long blue, white, pink and yellow routes through its separated muzzle and body.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 431 — Full Solution
- Tap blue 49 first, then follow the blue 52 lane as it returns through 30 and 10.
- Add brown 68 and yellow 49 after the first blue return; use orange 10 without filling the remaining holes.
- Route blue 70, brown 65 and the second blue 70 one at a time, waiting for each long convoy to leave.
- Use the short orange 10 return before taking blue 140; keep dark purple 30 and white 50 available for the inner face.
- Feed dark purple 30, white 50 and pink 14 as the 150-side marker falls and the white muzzle begins to open.
- When the lower body separates, send the exposed blue 25 and yellow 25 groups, then wait for the yellow convoy to return.
- Clear the brown body and white chest with the returning brown 34/19 and white 51/50 fragments while preserving one empty hole.
- At the late yellow phase, use yellow 11 and yellow 5, followed by pink 4/1; do not hide those cards behind blue 70.
- Finish the remaining dark-purple 24/30 outline and the last white 50 and brown pixels after the muzzle and collar detach.
- Wait for the final purple ants to leave the perimeter and the empty-board Colony Flow clear.
Colors in this level:
Brown, Blue, Yellow, Orange, Dark purple, White, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening blue 140 beside blue 70 and brown 65 blocks the short white, pink and orange routes that expose the muzzle.
- Stopping when the cat face looks complete leaves the detached lower body, collar pixels and dark-purple outline uncleared.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 431 (spoiler-free)
- Start with blue 49 and wait for the returning 52/30/10 lane.
- Stagger blue 70, brown 65 and blue 140 instead of filling five holes.
- Keep a hole open for white 50, pink 14 and the late yellow cards.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A brown cat-like animal with yellow and pink ears, a white muzzle and yellow collar sits inside a dark-purple field. Visible markers include 150 on the left, 20 around the muzzle and 109 on the right. The opening holes show brown 68, blue 49, yellow 49, orange 10 and blue 52 above blue 70, brown 65, blue 70, dark purple 30, white 50, pink 14 and blue 140 groups.
- Goal
- Drain the purple perimeter and brown body, then clear the white muzzle, yellow collar, detached lower body and final dark outline until the board is empty.
- Opening
- Tap blue 49 first. Follow the next blue lane as it changes through 52, 30 and 10, then add brown 68 and yellow 49; use orange 10 as a short bridge and stagger the long blue 70 cards.
- Danger Zone
- Opening blue 140, blue 70 and brown 65 together fills all five holes and hides dark purple 30, white 50 and pink 14, which are needed to open the muzzle and lower body.
- Mechanics
- Different early frames show staged board markers such as 150, 109 and 20 rather than one monotonic timer. The lower body separates into blue, yellow, white and brown fragments late, so the final yellow 5/11, pink 4/1 and dark 24/30 cards must remain accessible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should blue 49 be tapped before the long blue cards?
The adjacent opening frames show the next blue lane cycling through 52, 30 and 10; letting that short traffic return keeps a hole available for the inner face routes.
What remains after the brown body opens?
The white muzzle and chest, yellow collar, pink accents, detached lower fragments and dark-purple outline still need separate matching routes.