Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 623 Walkthrough
A blue lotus on yellow holds gold and cyan keys around a delayed center lock; open the connected yellow 42/40 pair, route cyan and indigo next, and keep a pad for the final pale-cyan stack.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 623 — Full Solution
- Tap yellow 42 linked to yellow 40 so both yellow waves enter with three pads open.
- Add cyan 28, indigo 28 linked to cyan 30, and blue 32 as the lower petals open.
- Clear green 29, pale cyan 38, indigo 35, and pale yellow 27 around the key regions.
- When the gold key releases the center lock, route the revealed yellow and cyan nests before another large indigo wave.
- Consolidate cyan 30, indigo 35, yellow 40, and pale-cyan 40, waiting after each connected reveal.
- Finish the yellow-linked, blue, cyan, and indigo fragments, then run the final pale-cyan 40 cleanup stack.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Cyan, Pale-cyan, Blue, Indigo, Green, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Loading all five pads before the gold-key reveal leaves the unlocked color stranded.
- Separating indigo 28 from linked cyan 30 slows the lower-petal opening.
- Stopping when the active row first empties misses the final pale-cyan stack.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 623 (quick clues)
- Open with the linked yellow pair.
- Keep one pad for each key reveal.
- Consolidate cyan and indigo waves.
- Wait for the final pale-cyan stack.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Luminous blue lotus with green leaves on a yellow field, a gold key at lower left, and a cyan key on the right. Five pads start empty; visible nests include green 29, pale cyan 38/40, yellow 42/40, blue 35/36, cyan 30, and a covered central branch.
- Goal
- Open both key regions, release the delayed lock, and clear the yellow field plus every cyan, pale-cyan, blue, and indigo petal.
- Opening
- Tap yellow 42 linked to yellow 40, then add cyan 28, indigo 28 linked to cyan 30, and blue 32.
- Danger Zone
- Large yellow, cyan, and indigo nests can fill every pad immediately before a key-triggered stack appears.
- Mechanics
- Two visible keys drive a delayed lock sequence, followed by a false-empty row and one final pale-cyan cleanup stack.
Frequently Asked Questions
What opens the blue lotus?
The connected yellow 42 and yellow 40 pair is the observed opener.
Why keep an active pad free?
Both keys release delayed nests, including a central lock branch.
Is the first empty row the clear?
No. One final pale-cyan stack arrives after the other active nests disappear.
Which stack clears the last highlights?
The late pale-cyan 40 stack removes the remaining white-blue petal fragments.