Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 612 Walkthrough
A red-and-pink pufferfish fills a cyan pool; consolidate the repeated cyan 40 waves, follow white 34 into linked cyan 40, and leave the charcoal/red 25 locks parked until the mouth opens.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 612 — Full Solution
- Clear the opening white 35 and cyan stacks, then handle white 35, pink 34, charcoal 17, and cyan 28.
- Tap white 34 into linked cyan 40, followed by magenta 11 and red 38 as their fish regions open.
- Group blue 20, pink 35, white 35, and the repeated cyan 40 batches before touching the locked 25 columns.
- Route red 18, magenta 11, cyan 40, white 8/35, and the next cyan waves, then release charcoal 25 and red 25.
- Follow cyan 28, charcoal 21, cyan 34, then cyan 40, charcoal 20, red 26, and cyan 38 in the late mouth phase.
- Clear cyan 8, red 1, cyan 14, and charcoal 1.
- Tap cyan 13 and cyan 12 for the last water pixels.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, White, Pink, Charcoal, Magenta, Red, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening the charcoal 25 and red 25 locks during an unfinished cyan 40 wave blocks the tray.
- Splitting linked white 34 from cyan 40 delays the lower water edge.
- Starting a new pink/red face batch while two cyan waves remain wastes the fifth pad.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 612 (quick clues)
- Keep every cyan 40 wave consolidated.
- Follow white 34 into linked cyan 40.
- Delay both 25-count locks.
- Use the tiny cyan remnants only after the mouth colors clear.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Round red/pink pufferfish with a white face, charcoal mystery-mouth pixels, and bubbles in cyan water. Early rows include white 35 with cyan stacks, then white 35, pink 34, charcoal 17, cyan 28; deeper rows show magenta 11, red 38, repeated cyan 40, and locked charcoal/red 25 columns.
- Goal
- Clear the water field first, then strip the red shell, pink shading, white face, and charcoal mouth.
- Opening
- Process the white/cyan perimeter wave before pink 34 and charcoal 17, then feed white 34 into linked cyan 40.
- Danger Zone
- Repeated cyan 40 batches share the tray with locked charcoal 25 and red 25; releasing both 25 columns early consumes the final buffer.
- Mechanics
- Repeated cyan perimeter traffic, a linked white-to-cyan stack, twin late locks, and a mystery-mouth finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the key opening link?
White 34 feeds directly into cyan 40 after the first white/cyan perimeter wave.
When should the 25-count locks open?
Only after the repeated cyan 40 batches and middle face colors have route space.
What is the final observed cleanup?
Cyan 8, red 1, cyan 14, charcoal 1, then cyan 13 and cyan 12.
Why does the mouth clear late?
Its charcoal region sits behind repeated water waves and the two locked 25 columns.