Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 618 Walkthrough
A red octopus with charcoal edging floats in cyan water; drain the opening cyan groups, alternate red and charcoal waves, and protect space for the linked white and pink branches.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 618 — Full Solution
- Let cyan 29 and cyan 30 run, then tap red 14 and cyan 28.
- Tap red 35 and red 32, adding only the first charcoal 30 when cyan frees a slot.
- Clear the second charcoal 30, then resolve linked white 17/20 and pink 5 without opening all branches together.
- Continue charcoal 25/29, red 12, and repeated red 23-35 groups through the lower tentacles.
- Route the late red 1-7 and charcoal 8-24 fragments before the remaining cyan border stacks.
- Finish cyan 8, cyan 25, cyan 26, white 16, cyan 10, then the final cyan 30/28 field.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Red, Charcoal, White, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending both charcoal 30 stacks while red 35/32 remain active fills the route.
- Opening white and pink linked branches together leaves no buffer for cyan.
- Starting the final cyan sweep before the red tentacle fragments clear delays the outline.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 618 (quick clues)
- Use the opening cyan route first.
- Add red 14 before the large red pair.
- Open one charcoal wave at a time.
- Save room for white 17/20 and pink 5.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Red octopus with curled tentacles, charcoal outline, white highlights/bubbles, and cyan water. Cyan 29/30 open; the grid shows red 35/32/14, paired charcoal 30, cyan 28, linked white 17/20, a pink 5 branch, and five holding slots.
- Goal
- Clear the cyan field, red body and tentacles, charcoal outline, white bubbles, and the small pink branch fragments.
- Opening
- Let cyan 29/30 drain, then tap red 14 and cyan 28 before opening red 35 and red 32.
- Danger Zone
- Both charcoal 30 stacks plus the linked white and pink branches can introduce too many unmatched groups beneath the active red wave.
- Mechanics
- Tentacle-first clear with paired charcoal stacks, linked white/pink branches, and a late cyan-border sweep.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which color opens Level 618?
Two cyan groups, followed by red 14 and cyan 28.
When should charcoal 30 start?
After an opening cyan group has freed a holding slot.
What is the linked-branch risk?
White 17/20 and pink 5 can arrive beside active red and charcoal groups.
What clears last?
The remaining cyan 30/28 water-field stacks.