Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 633 Walkthrough
An orange circular saw cuts a brown plank behind a 250 counter and gray question-mark patch; clear the first yellow 35 before adding white 41 and a new linked yellow 35, then preserve the late yellow pair and mixed-color finish.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 633 — Full Solution
- Start yellow 35 alone; add red 7, charcoal 25, and orange 30 as it drains while the brown counter falls from 250.
- Keep the fifth pad empty as the first yellow drops from 4 to 1 and clears; then admit white 41 and a new yellow 35 to pads four and five as a linked pair.
- Cycle charcoal 30, cyan 23, orange 34, and the following cool-color groups while reducing the brown counter; the question-mark cells remain after the counter disappears.
- When the reserve exposes two horizontal yellow 35 stacks, keep their direct connector intact and drain them together before the final mixed-color waves.
- At the late checkpoint, clear charcoal 1, yellow 24, orange 20, yellow 24, and red 7; next reduce yellow 28/7, orange 3, and yellow 8/28.
- Finish the remaining yellow 3 and yellow 12 with an otherwise open tray.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Red, Charcoal, Orange, White, Cyan, Brown, Gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using the fifth opening pad before the first yellow clears prevents white 41 and the new linked yellow 35 from landing together.
- Loading two slow charcoal groups beside white 41 leaves cyan 23 without a buffer.
- Separating the two horizontally connected late yellow 35 stacks wastes a tray position.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 633 (quick clues)
- Start yellow 35 by itself.
- Keep pad five empty until the first yellow clears.
- Treat the two late yellow 35 reserves as one direct pair.
- Use the exact mixed-color final sequence.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Orange circular saw with a cyan-white blade cutting a brown plank, on a pale-yellow field with a red power cord. A brown counter begins at 250. Yellow 35 starts alone; red 7, charcoal 25, and orange 30 join as it falls. After that yellow clears, white 41 and a new yellow 35 occupy pads four and five as a linked pair.
- Goal
- Reduce the 250 counter, uncover the hidden patch, and clear the cyan-white blade, orange saw housing, red cord, charcoal outline, and brown plank.
- Opening
- Start yellow 35 alone; add red 7, charcoal 25, and orange 30 as it drains. Keep the fifth pad empty while yellow falls from 4 to 1 and clears, then admit white 41 and a new linked yellow 35.
- Danger Zone
- Filling the fifth pad before the first yellow clears blocks the observed white 41-and-new-yellow 35 pair; separating the two directly connected late yellow 35 reserves creates unnecessary tray pressure.
- Mechanics
- A brown 250 counter and persistent question-mark cells gate the saw image; the route uses a white 41/new-yellow 35 link, a directly connected late yellow 35 pair, and a precise mixed-color finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which stack starts the main linked sequence?
Yellow 35 starts alone and clears through 4 to 1; afterward white 41 and a new yellow 35 enter pads four and five as a linked pair.
When does cyan 23 move?
Route it after the first linked yellow stack drains and a tray position reopens.
What is hidden on the left side?
Gray question-mark cells cover part of the saw blade; they are still visible after the brown 250 counter has disappeared.
What is the closing order?
Clear charcoal 1, yellow 24, orange 20, yellow 24, and red 7; then yellow 28/7, orange 3, yellow 8/28; finish yellow 3/12.