Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 583 Walkthrough
A yellow hooded figure with a dark face opening sits in a 492-count cyan field; use the forced cyan 19 opener, continue cyan 30 stacks, then separate yellow 35 from dark 35 before the brown-red details.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 583 — Full Solution
- Tap cyan 19, the only opening move.
- Tap exposed cyan 17 and cyan 30 stacks as background targets open.
- Tap yellow 35 batches through the hood and lower extension.
- Tap dark 35/30 for the face opening and outline.
- Tap brown 28 and red 8, followed by cream highlights.
- Finish the remaining cyan 30 border cells.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Yellow, Dark purple, Brown, Red, Cream
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting yellow 35 before cyan 19 clears blocks the subject edge.
- Mixing cyan 30, yellow 35, and dark 35 creates three large competing waves.
- Using red 8 before the neck band is exposed wastes a buffer.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 583 (quick clues)
- Cyan 19 is the forced opener.
- Continue cyan 30 before yellow 35.
- Separate yellow hood and dark opening waves.
- Save brown, red, and cream details for late cleanup.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Yellow hooded or helmeted figure with dark purple opening, brown shading, red neck band, and cream highlights on cyan. The brown region starts at 492. Cyan 19 is the only active stack; deeper rows repeat yellow 35, brown 28, red 8, dark 35, and cyan 30.
- Goal
- Drain the cyan field, then remove the yellow hood, dark opening, brown shading, red band, and cream highlights.
- Opening
- Tap cyan 19, then continue exposed cyan 17/30 stacks before starting yellow.
- Danger Zone
- Rows of cyan 30 compete with yellow 35 and dark 30/35; simultaneous waves saturate the route.
- Mechanics
- Forced single-stack opener followed by repeated 30/35 stack rows.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first move?
Tap cyan 19; it is the only active opening stack.
When should yellow start?
After cyan 19 and the first exposed cyan 30 stacks open the hood edge.
How should dark 35 be handled?
Route it separately after a yellow hood wave settles.
Why separate yellow 35 from dark 35?
Both are equal-size stacks competing for the same hole; routing them simultaneously creates a deadlock, so clear one completely before starting the other.