Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 468 Walkthrough
Clear the duck pixel-art by removing the blue 23 opener, managing the limited buffer slots, and finishing the yellow 20 stacks without overflowing the white slots.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 468 — Full Solution
- Tap the blue 23 stack (Row 1 Col 1). Blue ants clear the blue sky background on the left side. Wait until the stack reaches ~10 before proceeding.
- Tap the black 36 stack (Row 1 Col 2). Black ants clear the duck's sunglasses region. Let the buffer slots drain to at least 2 empty before the next tap.
- Tap the beige 35 stack (Row 1 Col 3). Beige ants clear the duck's face pixels. This opens the route for the next colors.
- Tap the purple 32 stack with a star (Row 2 Col 4). Use a buffer slot to stage the purple cubes while purple ants clear the sunglasses detail.
- Tap the beige 35 stack (Row 2 Col 1). Additional beige ants clear remaining face pixels.
- Tap the blue 35 stack (Row 2 Col 3). Blue ants clear the remaining blue sky background.
- Tap the yellow 20 stack (Row 2 Col 2). Yellow ants begin clearing the duck's body.
- Tap the beige 35 stack (Row 3 Col 1). More beige ants clear the lower face region.
- Tap the blue 35 stack (Row 3 Col 2). Blue ants finish the last blue sky pixels.
- Tap the yellow 20 stacks (Row 3 Col 3, Row 3 Col 4, Row 4 Col 4). Yellow ants clear the final duck body pixels, completing the pixel-art.
- Tap the remaining beige 35 stack (Row 4 Col 1) and black/blue stacks (Row 4 Col 2, Row 4 Col 3) to clear the last cubes. The duck is fully revealed when the board is empty.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Black, Beige, Purple, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Tapping yellow 20 stacks before clearing blue and black routes fills buffer slots and stalls the board.
- Using both white buffer slots early leaves no space for the purple 32 stack, blocking the sunglasses detail.
- Clearing beige 35 stacks before blue 23 creates congestion on the left route.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 468 (spoiler-free)
- Tap blue 23 first to clear the blue sky background and open the left route.
- Keep at least one white buffer slot free until the purple 32 stack is tapped.
- Delay the yellow 20 stacks until blue, black, and beige routes are partially cleared.
- Watch the ant count on each stack—larger stacks need more buffer space.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A duck wearing purple sunglasses against a blue sky background occupies the central pixel-art grid. Below the board is a single brown ant hole with 5 empty white buffer slots. The bottom field has 16 colored block stacks in 4 rows: Row 1 has blue 23, black 36, beige 35, two white slots; Row 2 has beige 35, yellow 20, blue 35, purple 32 (star); Row 3 has beige 35, blue 35, yellow 20, yellow 20; Row 4 has beige 35, black, blue, yellow 20.
- Goal
- Clear every colored cube from the board by routing ants through the matching-color holes. The duck pixel-art is fully revealed once all cubes are removed. The blue sky background clears first, followed by the duck's body, with yellow cubes clearing last.
- Opening
- Start with the blue 23 stack at the top-left to clear the blue sky background on the left side. This opens the route for blue ants to reach the blue hole. Then tap the black 36 stack in the top row to clear the duck's sunglasses.
- Danger Zone
- The two white buffer slots in the top row are critical. Filling them too early with the wrong color blocks the next ant route. The most tempting wrong move is tapping the large yellow 20 stacks before clearing the blue and black routes, which would cause congestion.
- Mechanics
- A multi-stack routing challenge with limited buffer management. The star on the purple 32 stack indicates it's a special stack that must be tapped at the right time to avoid blocking perimeter traffic. The solve requires careful ordering to prevent buffer overflow.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main danger on Level 468?
The two white buffer slots fill quickly if tapped prematurely. Always keep at least one slot free for the purple 32 stack.
Why is the purple 32 stack marked with a star?
The star indicates a special stack that must be tapped at the right time to avoid blocking perimeter traffic. Tap it after clearing blue and black routes.
What order should I clear the colors?
Start with blue 23, then black 36, then beige 35 stacks. Tap purple 32 next, followed by yellow 20 stacks last to complete the duck pixel-art.