Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 552 Walkthrough
Clear an orange fish from a cyan field while two dark-brown blocks count down together from 400, feeding one hole steady cyan waves without losing the two opening buffers to small detail colors.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 552 — Full Solution
- Tap cyan 45 to open the background around the fish and paired blocks, preserving both white positions.
- Route orange 35 and green 14 when their pixels open; the first replacements include cyan 22/25/7 and then cyan 31/3/24.
- Continue cyan batches as both counters descend 400→364→302→265→203→172→158→95→68→39→21, pausing before switching colors.
- Clear orange 45 and later orange stacks for the fish body, then cream/yellow stacks for its stripe and flowers.
- Use navy 5 for the eye after a white buffer is free, and drain the deep cyan 35/40/45 stacks.
- Finish cyan 18 and the tiny white 1 to remove the last top strip and flower pixels.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Orange, Green, Cream, Navy, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Mixing orange and cream into every cyan wave slows both synchronized block counters.
- Parking navy 5 in the only flexible slot can block a large cyan replacement.
- Starting another batch before ants clear the one hole creates avoidable perimeter traffic.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 552 (quick clues)
- Prioritize cyan because it covers the field and advances both brown counters.
- Keep navy 5 out of the buffer until the fish eye is reachable.
- Wait between cyan and orange waves at the one brown hole.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Orange fish with a cream stripe and navy eye in a cyan field with white flowers and green flecks. Two dark-brown blocks both read 400. One brown hole. The active row is orange 35, green 14, cyan 45, then two white slots; navy 5, cyan 50, orange 45, and more cyan/orange reserves sit below.
- Goal
- Lower both 400 blocks together, clear the cyan background, then remove the orange fish, cream stripe, navy eye, green flecks, and flowers.
- Opening
- Start with cyan 45, then insert orange 35 and green 14 only when their pixels expose; keep at least one of the two white positions open.
- Danger Zone
- Orange, cream, and navy can crowd the single hole while large cyan replacement stacks rise; keep the temporary white slot open.
- Mechanics
- Single-hole routing with synchronized blocks that descend 400→364→302→265→203→172→158→95→68→39→21 before vanishing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the two 400 blocks do?
They count down together through 364, 302, 265, 203, 172, 158, 95, 68, 39, and 21 before disappearing.
Why start with cyan?
Cyan covers most of the background and its early stacks expose the replacements needed to reduce both blocks.
When should navy 5 be used?
After cyan has opened the fish eye and a white buffer is available.