Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 600 Walkthrough
An orange-and-yellow butterfly sits in a white field with a charcoal outline; clear paired charcoal 40 stacks and the linked yellow 20 opener, consolidate repeated white waves, then finish the wing fragments in revealed order.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 600 — Full Solution
- Tap both charcoal 40 stacks.
- Tap white 32, then yellow 20 linked to charcoal 40.
- Clear white 40/42 batches before both orange 28 stacks.
- Use yellow 14 and orange 40 as the wing centers open.
- Continue the late yellow 3 pair, white 26 pair, and charcoal 32.
- Finish white 14/15, charcoal 15, brown 13, then brown 2, white 15, orange 14, and charcoal 7 linked to 4.
Colors in this level:
Charcoal, White, Yellow, Orange, Cyan, Green, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Splitting repeated white waves around orange 28 consumes every buffer.
- Opening locked cyan or green before the outline clears adds an unusable color.
- Separating yellow 20 from its linked charcoal 40 delays the lower wing.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 600 (quick clues)
- Start with both charcoal 40 stacks.
- Follow yellow 20 into linked charcoal 40.
- Keep white 40/42 batches together.
- Delay orange 28 until white has room.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Orange-and-yellow butterfly with charcoal wings/body on white. The active row is charcoal 40, charcoal 40, white 32, and yellow 20 linked to charcoal 40; deeper rows include white 40/42, orange 28/40, yellow 14, and locked cyan and green.
- Goal
- Remove the dark outline, white field, orange and yellow wings, and final central body fragments.
- Opening
- Clear both charcoal 40 stacks, white 32, then yellow 20 linked to charcoal 40.
- Danger Zone
- Repeated white 40/42 waves compete with orange 28 while cyan, green, and yellow locks remain visible.
- Mechanics
- Mirrored butterfly layers with a linked yellow-charcoal opener and staggered locks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the opening order?
Clear both charcoal 40 stacks, white 32, then yellow 20 linked to charcoal 40.
When should orange 28 start?
After the repeated white 40/42 batches have enough route space.
Why do the butterfly halves clear unevenly?
The linked opener and staggered locks expose their mirrored stacks at different times.
What is the final observed sequence?
Brown 2, white 15, orange 14, then charcoal 7 linked to 4.