Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 569 Walkthrough
Level 569 hides a blue whale, cyan bubbles, and a pink-yellow load beneath a black deep-sea field. Run black 40, 37, 42, and 45 continuously, preserve the fifth slot for the yellow lock, then clear the whale colors.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 569 — Full Solution
- Tap black 40, black 37, black 42, and black 45 from left to right.
- Continue the exposed black 14, 10, 15, and 19 values without filling the spare position.
- Route white 6 and pink 12 when the belly and carried object become accessible.
- Release the single yellow lock only after a front slot is free; it reveals purple 7, which must move before returning to the black field.
- After the unlock, clear cyan 6, pink 12, purple 41, black 21/46, then cyan 10 with black 44/27/10 in that observed late order.
- Finish the shrinking black 11/9/6/3 chain with the remaining white, cream, cyan, and purple details.
Colors in this level:
Black, Cyan, Blue, White, Pink, Yellow, Purple, Cream
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling the fifth slot during the black opener blocks the yellow-lock reveal.
- Using cyan before the black field opens leaves the whale route inaccessible.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 569 (quick clues)
- Run all four opening black stacks before touching the detail colors.
- Reserve the fifth position for the yellow lock.
- Use cyan and blue only after the whale body is exposed.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A blue whale swims against a black deep-sea background with cyan bubbles and a pink-and-yellow cap or load. The front row is black 40, 37, 42, 45, then one blank. The reserve starts black 45, white 6, pink 12, and a yellow lock; deeper stacks include cyan 30, black 45/46, and purple 7.
- Goal
- Remove the black field, release the yellow lock, and clear the whale's cyan/blue body, white belly, pink/yellow load, purple details, and bubbles.
- Opening
- Tap black 40, 37, 42, and 45 left to right, then continue the revealed black 14, 10, 15, and 19 while retaining the fifth position.
- Danger Zone
- The only spare position is needed by white 6, pink 12, and the purple 7 revealed by the yellow lock. Filling it with another heavy black reserve can trap the unlock.
- Mechanics
- Four-stack black opener, single spare position, one yellow lock, and a colorful whale revealed under a dominant dark field.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do the four black stacks go first?
They directly strip the accessible deep-sea field and expose the whale while maintaining a single slot for the lock sequence.
What is the spare slot for?
It accepts white 6, pink 12, and especially purple 7 when the yellow lock opens.