Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 445 Walkthrough
Use brown 1, pale-white 1 and orange-yellow 30 before the linked white/cyan route, then clear the portrait's profile, hair, scarf and final peach pixels.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 445 — Full Solution
- Start brown 1, then use pale-white 1 after the first short stream returns.
- Tap orange-yellow 30 and wait for its long route to open the next white/cyan pair.
- Send pale-white/cyan 36 and follow the reduced 33/13 returns without filling every hole.
- Use dark-purple 28 only after the orange-yellow stream is clear; keep blue 4 and pink 2 available.
- Route red 1 and pink 2 as the face and shirt begin to separate.
- Continue orange-yellow 30/26/18/13 cards one at a time while the portrait becomes a side profile.
- Clear the cyan scarf with returning cyan 42/40/35 groups and leave one hole for the final white cards.
- Remove the yellow hair and dark-purple eye/outline with later yellow 11/14/7 and dark 15/4/2 cards.
- Finish the peach face fragments and white upper-frame pieces after the side profile is visibly complete.
- Wait for the last white, yellow and peach ants to leave, then confirm the empty board and final clear cue.
Colors in this level:
Brown, Orange yellow, Pale white, Red, Dark purple, Cyan, Pink, Blue, Pale peach
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening dark-purple 28 and cyan 42 before orange-yellow 30 returns fills the tray and delays the red/pink profile fragments.
- Stopping at the side-profile reveal leaves the cyan scarf, yellow hair and upper white frame uncleared.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 445 (spoiler-free)
- Treat brown 1 and pale-white 1 as the setup pair, not as spare filler.
- Let orange-yellow 30 return before using dark-purple 28, cyan 42 or pink 2.
- The cyan scarf and upper white frame still carry ants after the profile looks complete.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A blonde child in a pale-cyan shirt and white trousers fills the pixel-art board. The opening stacks are brown 1, pale-white 1 and orange-yellow 30; the reserve then shows pale-white 35, red 1, dark-purple 28, cyan 42, blue 4 and pink 2, with deeper white/cyan 42 and pale-peach cards.
- Goal
- Clear the front-facing portrait, then the revealed side-profile head, yellow hair, dark eye/outline and cyan scarf until the final white and peach fragments leave an empty board.
- Opening
- Tap brown 1, then pale-white 1 after its short stream returns. Use orange-yellow 30 next, followed by the linked pale-white/cyan 36/33 route; wait before dark-purple 28 or cyan 42.
- Danger Zone
- Filling the five holes with dark-purple 28, cyan 42, blue 4 and pink 2 before orange-yellow 30 returns stalls the profile transition and hides the short red 1 and pink 2 cards.
- Mechanics
- A two-image completion board changes from a full child portrait to a side profile with yellow hair and a cyan scarf; white, yellow, cyan, peach and pink routes then clean the remaining image.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do the two 1-cards go before orange-yellow 30?
Brown 1 and pale-white 1 establish short returning holes; using them first keeps the five-slot tray flexible for the long orange-yellow route.
Why is the side profile not the finish?
The profile still contains separate yellow hair, dark eye, cyan scarf, white frame and peach face routes that must drain before the clear cue.