Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 614 Walkthrough
A purple dragon with lime eyes sits in a pale-cyan field; use the white-2 spacer to drain cyan and charcoal, follow every purple connector, and serialize the repeated 35-count body layers.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 614 — Full Solution
- Route cyan 29 and charcoal 30 while preserving white 2; finish the opener at white 2 and charcoal 20.
- Clear cyan 15, white 2, charcoal 18, purple 24, then green 17 and the cyan 17/15 supports.
- Process charcoal 35, purple 38, and pale-cyan 35 one color at a time through the repeated body rows.
- Follow charcoal 30, green 3, charcoal 16, and linked purple 40-to-35 as the face opens.
- Continue charcoal 29/11, purple 29-to-24, charcoal 27, cyan 29, purple 8, cyan 19, and linked purple 20.
- Finish purple 21 through its 6/13 link, the cyan 30 pair, purple 16 through 5/8, the cyan 10 pair, then charcoal 1, cyan 15, and cyan 17.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Lime, Cyan, Pale-cyan, Charcoal, White, Green, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating white 2 as disposable removes the spacer needed by the opening charcoal stack.
- Separating a purple stack from its connector partner creates an unusable extra color.
- Opening all three 35-count colors together fills the buffer before the next link.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 614 (quick clues)
- Preserve the white 2 spacer.
- Follow every connector bar immediately.
- Open only one 35-count color wave at a time.
- Keep the late cyan pairs together.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Seated purple dragon with lime eyes, cyan wing panels, charcoal outlines, and pale-cyan background. The first line is cyan 29, white 2, charcoal 30 with two empty pads; green 17, cyan 17/15, pale-cyan 35, linked purple 38, and purple 35 sit behind it.
- Goal
- Clear the background before dismantling the dragon's eyes, wings, purple body, and charcoal outline.
- Opening
- Drain cyan 29 and charcoal 30 around the white 2 spacer, then use cyan 15, white 2, charcoal 18, and purple 24.
- Danger Zone
- Charcoal, purple, and pale-cyan 35 stacks repeat behind visible connectors; opening the full triple row leaves no slot for a linked partner.
- Mechanics
- Persistent white-2 spacer, repeated triple-35 layers, and a chain of linked purple/blue stacks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the opening anchor?
The white 2 spacer between the descending cyan and charcoal stacks.
How should the repeated 35 rows be handled?
One color at a time: charcoal, purple, then pale cyan as matching routes open.
What do the connector bars mean?
The shown purple/blue partner should follow before another color wave begins.
What is the final observed sequence?
The last linked purple and cyan pairs, then charcoal 1, cyan 15, and cyan 17.