Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 572 Walkthrough
A sleeping pink pig rests on a brown crate inside a deep purple field; clear purple 16 and 23, continue the repeated purple 40 chain, then batch the cream body, pink outline, brown crate, and red-black details.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 572 — Full Solution
- Tap purple 16 and purple 23, then wait for both background waves to drain.
- Tap each exposed purple 40 stack while purple still spans the bottom and sides.
- Tap cream 13 and cream/white 40 stacks to clear the pig's main body.
- Tap pink 14, 20, and 22 for the snout and outer outline.
- Tap brown 24 for the crate, then black 20 and later black stacks for the eye and tail.
- Clear the red highlights and final purple top-corner fragments.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Pink, Cream, White, Brown, Red, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Switching away from the repeated purple 40 chain leaves the background blocking the subject.
- Dispatching cream, pink, black, and brown together overloads both bottom routes.
- Using red details before the pink outline opens wastes buffer space.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 572 (quick clues)
- Use purple 16 and 23 before any pig color.
- Continue purple 40 stacks until only the top corners remain.
- Batch cream body cells separately from the pink outline.
- Save black and red face details for late cleanup.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Sleeping pink pig across a brown crate or platform, with a cream body, magenta outline and snout, red/black face and tail details, and a deep purple background. Two board counters begin at 324 and 292. Only purple 16 and purple 23 are active; deeper rows include pink 14, cream 13/40, black 20, repeated purple 40, pink 20/22, and brown 24.
- Goal
- Drain the split purple field, then remove the pig's cream body, pink outline, brown crate, and small red-black features.
- Opening
- Tap purple 16 and purple 23, then continue revealed purple 40 stacks while purple still covers the lower and side edges.
- Danger Zone
- Cream 40, pink 20, black 20, and brown 24 surface before the purple 40 chain ends; mixing them all leaves the top purple cap and crowds both openings.
- Mechanics
- Split-counter background routing with a repeated chain of equal purple 40 stacks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the safest opening?
Tap purple 16 and 23, then follow with the revealed purple 40 stacks.
Why are there so many purple 40 stacks?
They correspond to the large split background surrounding both sides of the pig.
When should cream move?
Start cream after the lower purple field has receded and the pig's body cells are exposed.
When should cream body stacks start?
After the repeated purple 40 chain has enough room at the hole; the cream pig body and pink outline are mid-sized batches that need clear routes behind the purple waves.