Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 568 Walkthrough
Level 568 depicts a snow-capped mountain above green foothills, a blue lake, and dark clouds. Start with green 40, alternate black cuts with blue water batches, and save pale cyan and white for the exposed snow.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 568 — Full Solution
- Tap green 40, then dispatch the revealed green 14 from the foothill route.
- Route black 35 and the smaller black 20/9 values to open the mountain face.
- Send blue 65 and blue 22 before advancing the buried blue 85 and blue 90.
- After the snow cap opens, clear pale-cyan 45 with the white 30 wave; no colored lock reveal occurs in the verified run.
- Work the late row in video order: blue 31, black 17, white 23, then blue 20, black 1, orange 8, and green 7.
- Finish blue 15/11/7, white 18/5, black 18/8, and green 19/3, then use the final black 45/35 and green 44 stacks.
Colors in this level:
Green, Lime, Black, Blue, Cyan, White, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Running blue 90 and black 50 together saturates the shared hole with two heavy batches.
- Using pale cyan before the snow opens occupies a front position without clearing accessible pixels.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 568 (quick clues)
- Use green 40 before pulling any large blue reserve forward.
- Separate blue 90 from black 50.
- Wait for the snow cap to open before using pale cyan and white.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A snow-capped mountain stands above green foothills and a blue lake beneath dark clouds. The front row starts green 40 and four blanks. The reserve shows black 50, black 35, blue 85, lime 12, pale cyan 45, blue 90, black 40, and green 30.
- Goal
- Remove the green foreground, blue lake and sky, black mountain/cloud layers, and the pale-cyan/white snow cap.
- Opening
- Tap green 40, then route revealed green 14 and black 35. Continue black 20/9 and green 3 as blue 65 and blue 22 enter the open positions.
- Danger Zone
- Blue 85/90 and black 50 are separate heavy waves. Dispatching both families together crowds the hole before the snow route becomes available.
- Mechanics
- Four opening blanks, alternating foothill and mountain layers, paired high-count blue stacks, and a late pale snow route.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why start with green 40?
It clears the accessible foreground and creates the open positions needed by the mountain and lake stacks behind it.
When should the pale-cyan 45 be used?
After black mountain cuts expose the snow cap, not during the opening green-and-blue traffic.