Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 479 Walkthrough
Clear the bowl-of-salad pixel art by routing green vegetables through the left and center embedded holes, clearing the brown bowl base through the right hole, and finishing with the cyan sky background.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 479 — Full Solution
- Tap green 15 (Row 1 Col 1) to route green cubes toward the vegetable holes in the pixel art.
- Tap green 10 (Row 1 Col 2) to continue the green route through the center embedded hole.
- Tap red 35 (Row 1 Col 3) to begin clearing the brown bowl base through the right embedded hole.
- Tap green 12 (Row 2 Col 3) to finish the vegetable area once the buffer has space.
- Tap red 32 (Row 2 Col 1) to clear additional bowl pixels, interleaving with other colors.
- Tap cyan 40 (Row 2 Col 2) to route light-blue cubes toward the sky background holes.
- Tap remaining bottom stacks (50, 52, 34) as buffer opens, clearing final pixels to complete the salad bowl art.
Colors in this level:
Green, Red, Cyan, Brown, Purple, Yellow, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Tapping all three Row 1 stacks back-to-back overflows the buffer and stalls routing.
- Clearing red 32 and cyan 40 before opening green routes wastes buffer capacity.
- Routing multiple colors through the same embedded 33 hole causes ant congestion.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 479 (spoiler-free)
- Alternate between green, red, and cyan clears to keep buffer slots open.
- Never tap more than two same-color stacks consecutively.
- Route green through left and center embedded holes, red through the right hole.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A large bowl-of-salad pixel art with brown/orange bowl base, green vegetables, purple items, yellow accents, and light-blue sky with sun. Three embedded ant holes labeled 33 (left, center, right) sit inside the pixel art. Below the pixel art: one central brown hole, five white buffer slots (green 7, white 6, red 11, white 28, empty), and bottom stacks: Row 1 green 15, green 10, red 35; Row 2 red 32, cyan 40, green 12; Row 3 partially visible 50, 52, 34.
- Goal
- Route all colored cubes into matching holes to clear the board and reveal the bowl-of-salad pixel art. Green goes through left and center embedded holes, red through the right hole, cyan through the central brown hole below.
- Opening
- Start with green 15 (Row 1 Col 1) to open the vegetable route, then green 10 (Row 1 Col 2) to continue through the center hole, then red 35 (Row 1 Col 3) to begin the bowl base.
- Danger Zone
- The five buffer slots can overflow if all three Row 1 stacks (15, 10, 35) are tapped back-to-back. Red 32 and cyan 40 in Row 2 are large and should wait until buffer has 3+ free slots. The three embedded 33 holes cause congestion if multiple colors route through the same area simultaneously.
- Mechanics
- Triple-embedded-ant-hole board with three 33 holes inside the pixel art. Green vegetables, purple items, and yellow accents route through different embedded holes, creating a multi-path routing challenge. Light-blue sky is the final layer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why start with the green stacks?
Green covers the vegetable area and routes through two embedded holes; clearing it first opens space for the other colors.
What are the three 33 holes for?
Each embedded hole handles a different color zone — green through left and center, red through right — so routing must be coordinated across all three.
When should I tap the cyan 40 stack?
After the green and red routes are established and the buffer has at least 3 free slots, to avoid overflow.