Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 434 Walkthrough
Drain the central 60 gate with short dark and green openers, then pace the multicolor mask through its 30 and 20 phases before clearing the final fragments.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 434 — Full Solution
- Tap dark purple 15, then green 13 and its linked dark-purple lane; wait for the first return.
- Use dark purple 18 and red 8 as they surface, keeping one hole free while the gate reads 60.
- Route purple 25, brown 46 and brown 45 separately; do not stack both long brown cards.
- Add purple 24 and dark purple 45 only after the outer loops open, then send blue 20 and red 18/20 through returning holes.
- Use green 15 and short yellow/blue routes to clear the lower side loops; leave locked cards closed until their key paths show.
- At the 60-to-30 phase, prioritize green 1, blue 12 and red 17/15 over another 45-count reserve card.
- When the gate reads 20, clear the red-purple center and detached yellow, cyan and green loops with yellow 30, red 20 and purple 24 returns.
- Work the separated lower cluster with dark 32/41, purple 2/5/23/28 and cyan 21/25 cards, waiting for each short return.
- Finish tiny red/yellow/green/blue fragments with blue 4/9, red 3/16/18, yellow 1/11/35 and green 1/5/38.
- Wait through the last red bars and yellow or green pixels; the verified MP4 reaches an empty board at about 310 seconds.
Colors in this level:
Dark purple, Red, Pink, Yellow, Orange, Brown, Green, Cyan, Blue, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating gate 60 as open and filling the buffer with 45-count cards blocks the short colors that advance the gate.
- Clearing the main emblem but ignoring the detached lower cluster leaves red bars and yellow/green/blue pixels on the board.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 434 (spoiler-free)
- Start with dark purple 15 and green 13, not the long 45 cards.
- Preserve one hole while the gate reads 60.
- At gate 20, prioritize short red, yellow, green and blue cards.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A symmetrical geometric mask or mandala combines dark purple, red, pink, yellow, orange-brown, green, cyan, blue and purple loops. A brown-green center gate reads 60. Opening holes show dark purple 15, green 13 linked to dark, dark purple 18 linked to red 8, then purple 25, brown 46/45, purple 24, dark 45, blue 20, red 18/20 and green 15, with locked cards below.
- Goal
- Use the five-hole buffer to lower the 60 gate, open its 30 and 20 phases, then clear the red-purple core, colored loops, brown connectors and detached pixels until the board is empty.
- Opening
- Tap dark purple 15, then green 13 and its linked dark lane. Take dark purple 18 and red 8 after a return; hold long purple 25, brown 46/45 and purple 24 to one at a time while the gate still reads 60.
- Danger Zone
- Opening the long brown 46/45 and dark 45 cards together at gate 60 fills every hole and hides short green 1/2, red 3/8/10 and blue 4/9/11 cards behind locks.
- Mechanics
- The center gate remains at 60 through the early outer cleanup, then visibly drops to 30 and 20. The symmetric art detaches asymmetrically, leaving a lower cluster and tiny red, yellow, green and blue pixels after the main emblem has opened.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 60 gate mean?
It is the central staged blocker; it holds during the outer cleanup, then drops to 30 and 20 before the core and lower cluster can finish.
Why keep a hole open near the end?
The last route uses short blue, red, yellow and green cards such as 4, 9, 11 and 1; a full buffer hides those pieces behind long stacks.