Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 606 Walkthrough
A snow-covered purple chalet hides yellow and cyan key gates; open with cream 22 linked to navy 11, consolidate the white and cyan roof waves, then finish the last cream roof chain.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 606 — Full Solution
- Tap cream 22 and its linked navy 11, then clear peach 8 and magenta 35.
- Route cyan 30, cream 35, and white 50 before peach 20 and orange 30.
- Clear paired brown 20, cyan 40, cream 35, and brown 14 without splitting the white wave.
- Follow the yellow and cyan key reveals, finishing each unlocked color before opening another window group.
- Clear late white 50, cyan 40, navy 35, brown 7, peach 18, and cream 30.
- Finish cyan 4, white 16, cyan 6, navy 1, peach 15, then the cream 30 chain and its last cream cube.
Colors in this level:
Cream, Navy, Peach, Magenta, Cyan, White, Orange, Brown, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting orange 30 while white 50 is unfinished consumes the key-reveal buffer.
- Separating cream 22 from linked navy 11 delays the entire opener.
- Opening both window colors while cyan 40 is active crowds the snow route.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 606 (quick clues)
- Follow cream 22 directly into linked navy 11.
- Finish white 50 before opening another window color.
- Keep space for both yellow and cyan key reveals.
- Treat the final cream 30 chain as one wave.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Snowy chalet with purple walls, cyan roof snow, cream sky, orange windows, and white highlights. The active row is cream 22 linked to navy 11, peach 8, magenta 35, and one empty slot; deeper rows show cyan 30, cream 35, white 50, peach 20, orange 30, paired brown 20, cyan 40, cream 35, and brown 14.
- Goal
- Remove the chalet outline, roof snow, windows, and cream sky while using the embedded yellow and cyan keys to open their matching late stacks.
- Opening
- Clear cream 22 into linked navy 11, then peach 8 and magenta 35 before starting cyan 30, cream 35, and white 50.
- Danger Zone
- White 50 and cyan 40 can occupy the tray beside unreleased key-gate colors if peach, brown, or orange is started early.
- Mechanics
- Linked cream-navy opener, two colored key gates, repeated snow-color waves, and a one-cube cream finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the opening order for Level 606?
Cream 22 linked to navy 11, followed by peach 8 and magenta 35.
When should the window colors start?
After cyan 30, cream 35, and especially white 50 have enough route space.
What do the two keys control?
The embedded yellow and cyan keys release matching late stacks as their picture regions clear.
What is the final observed sequence?
Cyan 4, white 16, cyan 6, navy 1, peach 15, then the cream 30 chain and one last cream cube.