Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 470 Walkthrough
Clear the dinosaur pixel-art by removing the pink 24 opener, pacing the three dark 40 stacks, and finishing the final skateboard and sunglasses details.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 470 — Full Solution
- Tap the pink 24 stack (Row 1 Col 3). Pink ants clear the right side of the upper band. Wait for the stack to drain before tapping the next block.
- Tap the dark 18 stack (Row 1 Col 2). Dark ants clear the middle of the upper band, opening a path toward the green 40 below.
- Tap the light-blue 18 stack (Row 1 Col 1). Light-blue ants finish the top row and reveal the full upper edge of the dinosaur art.
- Tap the green 40 stack (Row 2 Col 2). Green ants clear the green frosting region of the dinosaur. Let buffer slots drain to at least 2 empty before the next tap.
- Tap the orange 15 stack (Row 2 Col 3) and red 10 stack (Row 2 Col 4). These short stacks clear the mid-board detail pixels while the dark 40 stacks remain in reserve.
- Tap the first dark 40 stack (Row 2 Col 1). Dark ants clear the large dark region beneath the dinosaur. Monitor buffer slots closely.
- Tap the second dark 40 stack (Row 3 Col 1). Additional dark ants finish the lower dark regions.
- Tap the third dark 40 stack (Row 3 Col 2) along with the dark 10 and purple 10 stacks (Row 3 Col 3-4) to clear the remaining bottom-row blocks.
- Clear any remaining bottom-row blocks to finish the dinosaur skateboard and sunglasses details. Wait for every ant to leave the board and confirm the Level 470 clear cue.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Dark, Light-blue, Green, Orange, Red, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Tapping two dark 40 stacks together before the top row is cleared overflows the buffer and stalls all ants.
- Spending the orange 15 and red 10 cards early on the top row leaves the mid-board without short-route options.
- Clearing the third dark 40 stack before the green 40 hides the path needed for the dinosaur's upper details.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 470 (spoiler-free)
- Tap pink 24, dark 18 and light blue 18 in the top row before touching the 40-count stacks.
- Keep one dark 40 stack in reserve while routing orange 15 and red 10 through the mid-board.
- Save the shortest stacks (dark 10, purple 10) for the final dinosaur silhouette details.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A green dinosaur/lizard pixel-art sits in the upper section, wearing sunglasses and a party hat, riding a skateboard against a light-blue sky background. The art is ~72% revealed at start. Below the board, the opening rows show: Row 1: light-blue 18, dark 18, pink 24 (3 blocks); Row 2: dark 40, green 40, orange 15, red 10 (4 blocks); Row 3: dark 40, dark 40, dark 10, purple 10 (4 blocks); Row 4: additional dark and colored blocks at the very bottom.
- Goal
- Clear every colored cube from the board by routing ants through matching-color holes. The dinosaur pixel-art is fully revealed once all cubes are removed, completing the sunglasses, party hat, and skateboard details.
- Opening
- Start with the pink 24 block in the top row to clear the right side of the upper band. Then tap the dark 18 block beside it. Follow with the light blue 18 block to finish the top row before the large 40-count stacks become the primary target.
- Danger Zone
- The three dark 40-count blocks across the second and third rows consume significant tray space if tapped together. Taking both dark 40 stacks before the pink and light blue top-row blocks are cleared hides the short orange 15 and red 10 cards needed for mid-board routing.
- Mechanics
- A pixel-art completion board with a dense multi-row block field and parallel routing lanes. The solve moves from a three-block top opener through large 40-count middle waves, with small 10-15 blocks appearing as reserve cards for the final pixel-art layers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main danger on Level 470?
The three dark 40-count stacks dominate the board. Tapping them in quick succession without draining buffer slots first causes an overflow that stalls the entire solve.
Why save the small dark 10 and purple 10 stacks?
They are the shortest stacks and serve as reserve cards for the final dinosaur silhouette pixels. Using them early wastes precise routing capacity needed for the endgame.
What order should I clear the colors?
Start with pink, dark, and light-blue on the top row. Then route green and the short orange/red stacks through the mid-board. Save the three dark 40 stacks for last, tapping them one at a time with buffer drainage between each.