Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 610 Walkthrough
A tan painter's palette carries a rainbow brush and four heart-shaped paint dabs; consolidate the opening white field, then reveal navy 35 from the right mystery before white 20 from the left.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 610 — Full Solution
- Clear white 11, white 18, cream 27, and white 45.
- Continue with white 25, navy 28, red 51, and white 40 without splitting a linked pair.
- Route light-cyan 40, cream 13, magenta 15, and beige 13 until both mystery stacks rise.
- Reveal and clear navy 35 from the right mystery, then wait for the left mystery to reveal white 20 and merge it into white.
- Follow the late links through red 5/3, navy 9/5/1, cyan 10/9/6, cream 19, beige 13, green 20, and the remaining palette fragments.
- Finish yellow 49, white 22, green 1, cyan 3, then yellow 20, brown 18, and white 9.
Colors in this level:
White, Cream, Navy, Red, Light-cyan, Magenta, Beige, Green, Yellow, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening red 51 before the opening white wave has room strands two whites.
- Expecting both mystery stacks to reveal together blocks the right-side navy 35.
- Starting green 20 while a linked brush pair is unfinished consumes the last buffer.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 610 (quick clues)
- Keep the opening white stacks in one wave.
- Respect every horizontal link.
- Clear right-mystery navy 35 first.
- Merge left-mystery white 20 into the white field.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Painter's palette with a diagonal rainbow brush, cyan, green, orange, and red heart-shaped paint dabs, plus a magenta heart below. The active row is white 11, white 18, cream 27, white 45, and one empty slot; deeper rows include white 25, navy 28, red 51, white 40, light-cyan 40, cream 13, magenta 15, beige 13, two mystery stacks, and cream 50.
- Goal
- Clear the white field, tan palette, colored paint hearts, rainbow brush, both linked stack chains, and the two mystery reveals.
- Opening
- Consolidate white 11, white 18, and white 45 around cream 27, then clear white 25, navy 28, red 51, and white 40.
- Danger Zone
- The right mystery reveals navy 35 before the left reveals white 20; opening another red or green wave during either reveal can fill all five slots.
- Mechanics
- Multiple horizontally linked stacks, heart-shaped paint regions, and a staggered right-then-left double-mystery reveal.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the opening order?
White 11, white 18, cream 27, and white 45, followed by white 25, navy 28, red 51, and white 40.
Which mystery stack reveals first?
The right mystery reveals navy 35 first; the left later reveals white 20.
Why must linked stacks stay together?
Their connectors occupy adjacent positions, so splitting the pair can consume two scarce buffers.
What clears the final palette outline?
Yellow 20, brown 18, and white 9 after the preceding yellow 49, white 22, green 1, and cyan 3.