Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 555 Walkthrough
Use the four-stack cyan opener to lower paired 399 blocks, then wait for linked stacks to collapse before separating the pink axolotl, purple gills, green plants, and navy outline.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 555 — Full Solution
- Tap cyan 36, 33, 34, and 32 across the opening row, preserving the white fifth slot.
- Continue cyan 12/9/12/12/2 as both counters pass 313, 244, 196, and 151; later waves take them through 97, 54, and 15.
- Route lime/green 14, 29, 16, and 41 for plants, pausing while linked cyan and green blocks occupy the row.
- After the links collapse, send pink 27/35/25 and purple 40/20/14 as separate body and gill waves.
- Clear navy/dark 50/45/33 for outlines and rocks, then drain deep cyan 50/30/25 reserves.
- Finish tiny lime 1, green 1, purple 5, pink 3, brown 8, and the remaining cyan/navy stacks.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Pink, Purple, Navy, Green, Lime, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Interrupting the cyan opening with a buried color slows both 399 counters.
- Tapping pink or purple while linked blocks cover active slots can fill the entire row.
- Mixing navy 50 with the pink body wave crowds the only hole.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 555 (quick clues)
- Finish the opening cyan 36/33/34/32 before touching buried colors.
- Wait for linked cyan/green blocks to collapse before adding a new wave.
- Keep pink body and purple gill batches separate.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Pink axolotl in cyan water with purple gills, green plants, navy rocks/outlines, and a cyan-purple lower reflection. Two brown blocks both read 399. One brown hole. Active row: cyan 36, 33, 34, 32, then one white slot. Deeper stacks include cyan 20, navy 50, cyan 30, pink 27, purple 40, lime 14, green 41, violet 14, brown 8, and several 50-count reserves.
- Goal
- Lower both 399 blocks, clear the cyan water, then remove green plants, pink body, purple gills, navy outline, and the lower reflection.
- Opening
- Tap cyan 36, 33, 34, and 32 while preserving the fifth white slot; the next cyan row appears as 12, 9, 12, 12, and 2.
- Danger Zone
- Large linked cyan and green blocks rise after the counters vanish; adding pink, purple, or navy while they cover active slots creates a full-row jam.
- Mechanics
- Single-hole routing with synchronized paired counters, a four-stack cyan opener, and oversized horizontal linked stacks that later split into numbered reserves.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should the four opening cyan stacks go first?
They form one clean wave that clears the water and lowers both 399 counters together while the fifth slot stays free.
What are the large horizontal blocks?
They are linked cyan and green reserves that temporarily occupy multiple active positions before collapsing into smaller stacks.
When should the pink stacks be tapped?
After the linked blocks collapse and the cyan/green wave has left the single hole.