Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 592 Walkthrough
Clear a uniformed portrait from an empty front row, then sequence the yellow lock into cyan 5 before the repeated dark-40 hair and outline waves.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 592 — Full Solution
- From the empty front row, route the first two dark 40 stacks one at a time.
- Clear dark 23/33 with white 36 and cream 56, then cyan 20, dark 14, white 28/37.
- Route cyan 9/20 and cream 44, leaving two positions free before touching the yellow lock.
- Release the yellow lock; its immediate replacement is cyan 5 beneath the white/dark reserve column.
- Route white 37/38/38/39 before dark 38/40/40, then handle dark 23/9 and cream/white 31/38.
- Finish dark 10/4/36, white 18, cream 30, red 1/2, and the last cyan/white details.
Colors in this level:
Dark gray, White, Cream, Cyan, Peach, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting both dark 40s with cream 55.
- Opening the lock without space.
- Saving red 2 in an active slot too early.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 592 (quick clues)
- Separate dark 40 waves.
- Keep two positions free before the lock.
- Expect cyan 5 immediately after unlocking.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Smiling person in cyan-white uniform with dark hair/belt/shoes and peach skin. One hole. The active row begins empty. First reserves are dark 40, dark 40, and a yellow lock; below them sit dark 40, white 40, red 2, cyan/white reserves, and repeated dark 40 stacks.
- Goal
- Erase hair, outlines, uniform, skin, and facial details.
- Opening
- Route the first dark 40 stacks separately from the empty row; before the lock opens, the front passes dark 23/33, white 36, cream 56, then cyan 20, dark 14, white 28/37.
- Danger Zone
- Do not release the yellow lock during a dark-40 wave; wait for the cyan 9/20 and cream 44 state to leave.
- Mechanics
- The yellow lock reveals cyan 5. After it opens, the front becomes white 37/38/38/39, followed by dark 38/40/40; later rows include dark 23, white 31, dark 9, cream 6, white 38, then dark 10, white 18, dark 4, cream 30, dark 36.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are dark stacks separated?
Several 40-count groups share one hole.
When does the lock open safely?
After cyan 9/20 and cream 44 leave; the lock then reveals cyan 5 before the next white and dark waves.