Colony Flow! level guide

Colony Flow Level 616 Walkthrough

hard 7 colors

A brown bucket and charcoal spade sit on yellow sand beside blue water; start yellow 28, stage brown and blue stacks carefully, then reserve a slot for the mystery and covered late reveals.

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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 616 — Full Solution

  1. Tap yellow 28 first; it appears alone in the holding row.
  2. Tap brown 25 and blue 30, then add blue 35 and cyan 40 as space opens.
  3. Route the red/brown 34-35 wave and the next cyan 40 without filling all five slots.
  4. Clear charcoal 26, brown 28, cyan 10, and yellow 2 before another large white/cyan stack.
  5. Open the mystery and solid brown cover one at a time, clearing each revealed color immediately.
  6. Finish brown 3, yellow 10, white 11, cyan 7, then red 33, blue 2, white 1, charcoal 1, and the final red 1, blue 2, cyan 10, charcoal 21 fragments.

Colors in this level:

Yellow, Brown, Blue, Cyan, White, Red, Charcoal

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Loading another cyan 40 while four colors remain active removes the reveal buffer.
  • Opening the mystery beside the covered block can expose two unusable colors at once.
  • Starting the linked white 62 branch before the sand opener drains delays every smaller stack.
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Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 616 (quick clues)

  • Start with yellow 28.
  • Follow with brown 25 and blue 30.
  • Wait before stacking another cyan 40.
  • Reserve the fifth slot for the reveal.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
Pixel-art bucket and spade with yellow sand, cyan/blue water, white highlights, and a charcoal shovel head. Yellow 28 opens; the grid exposes brown 25, blue 30/35, cyan 40, a linked white 62 branch, red/brown 34-35, one mystery, and five holding slots.
Goal
Remove the sand and water field, empty the brown bucket, and finish the charcoal shovel fragments without trapping a revealed color.
Opening
Dispatch yellow 28 first, then brown 25 and blue 30; add blue 35 and cyan 40 only as those groups begin draining.
Danger Zone
The linked white 62 branch, mystery stack, and solid covered blocks can enter while four unrelated colors already occupy the row.
Mechanics
Five-slot routing with a long white link, one mystery reveal, covered late stacks, and repeated cyan waves.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the first stack?

    Yellow 28, followed by brown 25 and blue 30.

  • Why keep one holding slot empty?

    The mystery and covered stacks reveal extra colors that need immediate room.

  • When should the next cyan 40 start?

    Only after the current cyan/blue traffic has reduced the occupied holding row.

  • What closes the level?

    Small red, blue, cyan, and black handle fragments after the final large waves.

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