Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 611 Walkthrough
A pink flamingo, pineapple, sun, and shoreline sit in cyan water; drain the lone cyan opener, protect a pad for the held brown/pink column, then clear the five tiny final color stacks.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 611 — Full Solution
- Tap the opening cyan stack as it falls from 35 through the stable 32-count view.
- Clear the revealed blue/cyan wave, then yellow 5, blue 26, white 8, brown 35, and pink 34.
- Continue yellow 5, blue 20, brown 15, and pink 32 before yellow 4, blue 9, cyan 35, the held brown stack, and pink 28.
- Work down the yellow/blue/pink front while red 5, green 11, red 4, white 15, brown 8, and cyan 30 wait behind it.
- Release white 4, red 5, and cyan 22, then their white 1 and cyan 2 remnants.
- Finish yellow 1, orange 1, cyan 5, blue 8, and brown 12.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Blue, White, Brown, Pink, Red, Yellow, Orange, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening the reserve before cyan 35 finishes removes the only flexible buffer.
- Treating the held brown column as a normal free stack strands the pink countdown.
- Splitting white 15, brown 8, and cyan 30 across all four pads jams the shore.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 611 (quick clues)
- Let the cyan opener finish before exposing the reserve.
- Keep a pad free for the held brown column.
- Clear blue and cyan water waves together.
- Save the five tiny final stacks for one clean finish.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Beach pixel art with a pink flamingo, yellow sun and pineapple, blue/cyan water, white foam/clouds, and a brown shore. The opening cyan counter drops from 35 to 32 beside four empty pads; red 5, yellow 15, blue 30, and red 4 wait below.
- Goal
- Empty the water and shore before routing the flamingo, pineapple, sun, and final mixed-color pixels.
- Opening
- Drain the lone cyan 35 opener, then keep the revealed blue/cyan water wave together.
- Danger Zone
- The held brown column stays beside a pink stack that descends from 34 to 1; opening white 15, brown 8, and cyan 30 together can fill every remaining pad.
- Mechanics
- Single-color opener, long brown/pink reveal column, perimeter traffic, and a five-stack final cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions
What starts Level 611?
The lone cyan stack; its visible counter drops from 35 to 32 as the first ants leave.
Why must one pad stay open?
The held brown column and descending pink stack need that space to keep revealing the next row.
What are the final observed stacks?
Yellow 1, orange 1, cyan 5, blue 8, and brown 12.
What picture is being cleared?
A pink flamingo on a sunny beach beside a pineapple.