Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 660 Walkthrough
A giant capybara in rainbow sunglasses carries a cyan cheek key and yellow paw key; open with light green 46 and green 40, then stage both locks and the long linked reserves through one protected pad.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 660 — Full Solution
- Activate light green 46 and green 40, then add yellow 16 and one dark-green group as the palm canopy opens.
- Cycle dark green 50/45 and mint 23 separately; use brown 48 or peach 48 only after exposed arm or face pixels can drain them.
- Route pale-cyan and blue through the water and sunglasses while preserving a pad for pale-cyan 55 -> teal 5 and other linked releases.
- Clear through the cheek and sunglasses until the cyan key releases, then admit the cyan lock and its pale-cyan/blue colors with a pad still open.
- Continue toward the yellow key on the raised right paw, process the yellow lock and cream/yellow highlights, then separate brown 55 -> purple 40, dark green 45 -> purple 72, and the remaining long linked pairs.
- Feed the late pink, lime, purple, cream, peach, brown, and pale-cyan groups through the shirt, lenses, face, and palm remnants.
- Remove the scattered leaf, shirt, hand, and water cells and wait until both locks, both keys, and all five pads disappear.
Colors in this level:
Brown, Peach, Green, Lime, Mint, Cyan, Blue, Teal, Yellow, Cream, Pink, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting a reserve lock before its matching board key clears leaves a useless stack occupying the tray.
- Overlapping two high-count linked pairs consumes the pad needed by the next unlock release.
- Taking brown 48 before the capybara body opens parks a large group while the foliage colors still need room.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 660 (quick clues)
- Open with light green 46 and green 40.
- Clear each board key before its lock.
- Keep one pad for unlock releases.
- Separate the 40-75 cube linked pairs.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Brown capybara raising both arms in tropical water beneath green palms, wearing rainbow glasses and a magenta-purple shirt. A cyan key sits on the left cheek, a yellow key on the right paw, yellow and cyan locks wait in reserve, and many 40-75 cube linked groups follow the opening dark green 50, mint 23, brown 48, light green 46, and green 40 row.
- Goal
- Expose the cyan cheek key and release the cyan lock first, then clear the yellow paw key and yellow lock before finishing the foliage, water, arms, face, glasses, shirt, and scattered details.
- Opening
- Start light green 46 and green 40, then add yellow 16 and another useful green wave while delaying brown 48 until body cells are open.
- Danger Zone
- A locked reserve plus a two-stack link and two long green groups can occupy all five pads before the next key release has somewhere to land.
- Mechanics
- Two board keys unlock reserve colors at different times, while repeated high-count stacks and many linked pairs pace a very large capybara mosaic.
Frequently Asked Questions
What starts Level 660?
Use light green 46 and green 40 first, followed by yellow 16 and another useful green wave.
Where are the two keys?
The cyan key is on the capybara's left cheek and the yellow key is on its raised right paw.
How should the linked stacks be handled?
Run one high-count pair at a time and keep another pad available for the next key or lock release.
What confirms the capybara is solved?
Both keys and locks, the capybara, palms, water, shirt fragments, and all five tray stacks disappear.