Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 636 Walkthrough
A brown-and-cream picnic basket sits inside a long purple field with yellow, cyan, and green keys; open purple 53, reserve a tray pad for every lock reveal, and close on the tiny purple 1, black 2, and green fragments.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 636 — Full Solution
- Activate purple 53, then add red 44 and white 5 while preserving room for the next purple group.
- Load purple 50 and black 35 as the first purple route shrinks, and let white leave before another reserve stack enters.
- Continue the purple perimeter until the yellow and cyan keys expose their matching locked groups.
- Route cyan 27 and yellow 30 through separate openings to clear the pale panel and basket details.
- Open the green route with a free pad, then process green 70 beside red 42 without starting another long purple stack.
- Consolidate the late purple and black islands while the remaining green bridge drains.
- Finish purple 1 and black 2, then empty the final green route to complete the board.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Brown, Cream, Cyan, Green, Yellow, Red, White, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling all five pads before a lock opens strands its newly released color.
- Starting green 70 beside another long purple wave consumes the endgame buffer.
- Keeping white 5 active longer than necessary delays the first safe opening.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 636 (quick clues)
- Open with purple 53.
- Let white 5 leave early.
- Reserve one pad before each lock opens.
- Separate green 70 from another long purple wave.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Brown-and-cream picnic basket with a pale-cyan panel and green leaves inside a broad purple field. Yellow, cyan, and green keys are embedded in the picture; the tray opens with purple 53, red 44, white 5, purple 50, and black 35.
- Goal
- Peel away the purple shell, collect all three keys, open their matching locks, and clear the basket, panel, and leaf colors.
- Opening
- Start purple 53, add red 44 and white 5, then bring in purple 50 and black 35 as the first purple route drains.
- Danger Zone
- A colored lock can release cyan, yellow, or green while several long purple groups remain active; a full tray leaves the revealed stack nowhere to go.
- Mechanics
- Three visible keys stage locked reserve groups beneath a long purple perimeter and lead into a mixed purple, black, and green finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which colors have visible keys?
The picture contains yellow, cyan, and green keys that release matching locked routes.
What is the safest opener?
Begin with purple 53, then rotate red 44, white 5, purple 50, and black 35 while one pad reopens.
When should green 70 start?
Only after a tray position is free and no second long purple stack is about to enter.
What remains at the finish?
The observed tail includes purple 1, black 2, and the last small green route.