Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 585 Walkthrough
A tropical bird spans six numbered regions; open with charcoal 26, 27, and 35, continue the dark 50-plus silhouette, then separate blue wing, red breast, white ground, green feathers, and yellow beak.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 585 — Full Solution
- Tap charcoal 26, charcoal 27, and charcoal 35.
- Continue charcoal 50/53 stacks through the upper silhouette.
- Tap blue 44/45 for the wing after dark cells open around it.
- Tap red 38/47/45 for the breast and tail.
- After the large waves, route red 2 with linked charcoal, brown 16, red 35, and white 16; then red 2, charcoal, brown 10, charcoal 45, and red 40.
- Clear green 24, yellow 21, blue 44, charcoal 50, then yellow 4 linked to white, blue 20/red 24, and finish white 16, charcoal 27, red 1, and red 2 linked to white.
Colors in this level:
Charcoal, Black, Blue, Purple, Red, Green, Yellow, White, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Tapping red 38 before all three charcoal opening waves clear crowds both routes.
- Mixing charcoal 50, blue 44, red 47, and white 40 strands detail stacks.
- Using green 20 or yellow 21 before their cells open occupies needed buffers.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 585 (quick clues)
- Clear charcoal 26/27/35 before red 38.
- Continue charcoal 50-plus while the silhouette remains.
- Separate blue wing and red breast waves.
- Save green and yellow details until late.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Large tropical bird with charcoal head/body, blue-purple wing, red breast/tail, green foliage or feathers, yellow beak accent, white ground, and brown base. Regions begin at 147, 132, 30, 479, 579, 197. Active stacks are charcoal 26, 27, 35, red 38, and one empty slot; deeper rows include white 35-40, red 45/47, blue 44/45, charcoal 50/53, green 20/25, brown 30, and yellow 21.
- Goal
- Drain all numbered regions, then clear the bird, ground, foliage, and base.
- Opening
- Tap charcoal 26, 27, and 35 before red 38, then continue exposed charcoal 50/53 while the upper silhouette remains.
- Danger Zone
- Red 47, blue 44, white 40, and charcoal 50 surface together while counters remain high; mixed waves strand green and yellow details.
- Mechanics
- Multi-counter routing with a three-stack charcoal opener and repeated linked 40-50 batches.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the opening order?
Clear charcoal 26, 27, and 35 before introducing red.
When should blue 44 move?
After the charcoal silhouette exposes the outer edge of the wing.
Why save green and yellow?
They cover small feather and beak details that are buried under larger regions.
What clears last?
The final observed row is white 16, charcoal 27, red 1, and red 2 linked to white.