Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 433 Walkthrough
Open the character with pale-cyan 33 and the dark-purple return lanes, then pace the paired 578/478 ground counters through the separated face, suit and lower bar.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 433 — Full Solution
- Tap pale-cyan 33 first and wait for its ants to return around the board.
- Take the top dark-purple lanes as they show 30 and 32, then clear dark purple 20 before the long cards.
- Add white 45 and white 50 one at a time, using brown 43 only after a white return opens a hole.
- Route brown 25 and green 22, then use pale-cyan 30 and the concealed cyan lane when they surface.
- Keep the long brown ground blocks and any second 45-count card closed while the counters fall through 518/418 and 492/392.
- At 445/345, clear the exposed cyan background, dark hair sides and white face edges with cyan 9 and dark 18/25 returns.
- When the board reaches 217/117, route dark 20/47 and white 7/8 cards to separate the face, yellow neck and purple suit.
- Clear detached yellow and green pixels, then work the long brown lower bar with returning brown 25/35/43 fragments.
- Use late white 1, cyan 3 and dark 20/30 cards before another long stack; leave one hole for the final lower-bar segment.
- Wait for the last brown bar and cyan/dark outline fragments to leave and show the empty-board Colony Flow clear.
Colors in this level:
Pale cyan, Dark purple, White, Brown, Green, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling the holes with both white 45/50 cards and the brown base stalls the short cyan and dark routes needed to split the character.
- Stopping when the face is open leaves the detached yellow neck, purple suit, green accents and long brown lower bar.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 433 (spoiler-free)
- Use pale-cyan 33 before the dark-purple 30/32 lanes.
- Do not pair both white 45/50 cards with the long brown base.
- Save the short cyan 9/3 and dark 7/8 cards for the split character.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The pixel-art subject is a brown-haired character with a white face, dark-purple suit and outline, pale-yellow neck, green accents and pale-cyan background. The opening brown ground blocks show 578 and 478 markers. The first holes expose pale-cyan 33 and dark purple 39/35; reserve cards include dark 20, white 45/50, brown 43/25, green 22, yellow 35 and lower cyan 25/30 groups.
- Goal
- Drain the paired ground counters, then clear the cyan background, brown hair, white face, yellow neck, purple suit, green accents and long brown base until the board is empty.
- Opening
- Tap pale-cyan 33 first. Follow the top dark-purple lanes as they return through 30/32, then use dark 20 before white 45/50 and brown 43. Add brown 25 and green 22 only as holes reopen.
- Danger Zone
- Opening both white 45/50 cards and the long brown ground route while 578/478 are still active fills the five-hole buffer and strands short cyan 9/3, dark 7/8 and green returns.
- Mechanics
- The two visible counters descend in parallel through 518/418, 492/392, 445/345 and 217/117. The full character later separates into hair, face/neck, suit and lower brown-bar targets, making the late 1/3/7/8 cards essential.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do the 578 and 478 counters need separate pacing?
They fall through different visible stages, so a long card that is safe for one ground block can occupy a hole needed by the other block's short cyan or dark return.
What is the final target after the character separates?
The route ends with the white and yellow face pieces, purple suit, cyan/dark outline scraps and the long brown lower bar.