Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 605 Walkthrough
A red-white rocket rises from a yellow-orange flame on charcoal; start red 25, orange 34, and yellow 18, preserve the linked red branch, then clear the late mystery and dark field.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 605 — Full Solution
- Activate red 25, then orange 34 and yellow 18.
- Add cyan 24 and charcoal 32 after the first red fin wave opens route space.
- Resolve the linked red 25-to-5 branch without interrupting it with another color.
- Clear white 35/36 hull waves before the later purple stacks.
- Open the mystery with one buffer empty.
- Finish the cyan-purple window and upper red nose before the late charcoal field.
- Drain charcoal 5, red 4, and charcoal 7 as the final observed sequence.
Colors in this level:
Red, White, Cyan, Purple, Yellow, Orange, Charcoal
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Splitting the linked red 25-to-5 branch blocks the next red reveal.
- Opening the mystery with five occupied buffers can expose an unusable color.
- Starting late charcoal before white hull waves finish delays the central window.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 605 (quick clues)
- Start with red 25.
- Keep orange 34 and yellow 18 together.
- Resolve red 25-to-5 as one branch.
- Save a slot for the mystery stack.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Red-and-white rocket with cyan-purple window, red fins and nose, purple lower band, yellow-orange exhaust, and charcoal space background. All five buffers begin empty; the queue opens orange 34, red 25, yellow 18, then cyan 24, red 8, charcoal 32, with a linked red 25-to-5 branch and a deeper mystery stack.
- Goal
- Remove the fins, flame, white hull, cyan-purple window, red nose, and surrounding charcoal field.
- Opening
- Activate red 25 first, then orange 34 and yellow 18; add cyan 24 and charcoal 32 after the red fin wave creates room.
- Danger Zone
- The linked red column and mystery stack can reveal another red or dark wave while orange, yellow, cyan, white, and charcoal already compete for five buffers.
- Mechanics
- Layered rocket clear with a linked red branch and late mystery reveal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What stack goes first?
Red 25 opens the rocket fins before orange 34 and yellow 18.
Why keep the red branch together?
The linked red 25-to-5 sequence exposes adjacent fin and nose cells without adding another color.
When should the mystery open?
After one active stack drains and a buffer is empty.
What clears last?
The final observed active remnants are charcoal 5, red 4, and charcoal 7.