Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 547 Walkthrough
Level 547 features a sunflower field — large orange and yellow sunflower heads with green stems on cyan sky. Cyan sky stacks clear first from the top, then yellow petals (~30%) and green stems drain through progressive reveals. By frame 2, Row 1 shifts from cyan/yellow to yellow/green/cyan as hidden stacks replace depleted ones.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 547 — Full Solution
- Tap cyan 23 in Row 1 position 1 — cyan ants route through upper perimeter holes, beginning to clear the sky at the top of the sunflower field.
- Tap yellow 31 stacks in Row 1 positions 3 and 4 — yellow ants clear the sunflower petal regions along the lower perimeter.
- Tap white 28 in Row 1 position 5 — white ants clear cloud accents in the sky. By frame 2, Row 1 shifts to yellow 20, green 34, empty, cyan 10, white 15 as progressive reveals expose new stacks.
- Tap the newly revealed yellow 20 and green 34 in Row 1 — continue draining petals and stems as the progressive reveal advances.
- Tap yellow 35, yellow 20, and yellow 20 in Row 2 positions 1, 2, and 4 — sustained yellow dispatch drains the main sunflower petal area across the lower two-thirds.
- Tap green 28 in Row 2 position 3, then green 35 and green 5 in Row 3 — green ants clear the stems and leaves connecting the sunflower heads.
- Tap cyan 35 stacks in Row 3 positions 4 and 5 — additional cyan dispatch finishes the remaining sky regions around the sunflowers.
- Tap orange 35 in Row 4 position 3 — orange ants clear the darker sunflower center details visible amid the yellow petals.
- Tap the mystery (?) stack in Row 3 position 3 last — after all standard colors route and buffers empty.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Yellow, Green, Orange, White, Mystery
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling the empty buffer slot at Row 1 position 2 blocks the cyan sky route and stalls progress.
- Tapping the mystery stack before other colors clear floods a buffer with an unknown color, creating a stall.
- Dispatching orange before cyan sky stacks clear causes perimeter traffic congestion near the bottom holes.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 547 (spoiler-free)
- Clear cyan sky stacks first — the sky region at the top opens the upper perimeter lane for all subsequent colors.
- Tap yellow stacks in sustained batches — yellow petals cover ~30% of the sunflower field and require multiple dispatch rounds across revealed rows.
- Hold the mystery stack until the board is nearly empty — its unknown color is only safe when no buffers are needed.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Sunflower field pixel art: large orange and yellow sunflower heads filling the lower two-thirds, green stems and leaves through the middle, cyan sky with white cloud accents at the top. Single brown ant hole center-bottom. Purple powerup bar at bottom. Row 1: cyan 23, white (empty buffer), yellow 31, yellow 31, white 28. Row 2: yellow 35, yellow 20, green 28, yellow 20, white 40. Row 3: green 35, green 5, mystery (?), cyan 35, cyan 35. Row 4 (partially hidden): yellow, cyan, orange 35, green.
- Goal
- Route all colored cubes into matching perimeter holes through the single brown ant hole to fully erase the sunflower field pixel art, leaving a plain white board.
- Opening
- Tap cyan 23 in Row 1 position 1 to dispatch cyan ants through upper perimeter holes — the sky sits at the top and clears first. Then tap yellow 31 in positions 3 and 4, followed by white 28 in position 5. By frame 2, Row 1 shifts to yellow 20, green 34, empty, cyan 10, white 15 as progressive reveals replace depleted stacks.
- Danger Zone
- The white buffer slot at Row 1 position 2 (initially empty) must stay open for routing — filling it prematurely blocks the cyan sky lane. The mystery stack (?) in Row 3 position 3 must not be tapped until the board is nearly empty. By mid-game, yellow, green, and cyan ants dispatch simultaneously, creating perimeter traffic near the bottom holes.
- Mechanics
- Single-hole routing with progressive stack reveals. Sunflower field palette: cyan (sky, ~20%), yellow (petals, ~30%), orange (sunflower centers, ~15%), green (stems/leaves, ~20%), white (clouds, ~10%), mystery (~5%). As front-row stacks deplete, replacement stacks of different colors appear. The sky clears top-down, sunflowers drain bottom-up.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the pixel art?
A sunflower field — large orange and yellow sunflower heads with green stems and leaves against a cyan sky with white clouds.
Why start with cyan stacks?
Cyan forms the sky at the top of the sunflower field. Clearing it first opens the upper perimeter lane needed for all subsequent color routing.
When should the mystery stack be tapped?
After all standard colors are mostly cleared and buffers are empty. The mystery stack releases an unknown color that can fill a buffer, creating a stall that forces a restart.