Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 661 Walkthrough
Santa stands beside a green Christmas tree under a cyan snow field; open the paired pale-cyan 35 groups, manage white 104, and lower the brown 168 lock without filling all five pads.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 661 — Full Solution
- Activate one pale-cyan 35 stack, then the second 35 as the first begins draining the snow field.
- Wait for cyan space to reopen, then route beige 16 and white 104 while preserving one of the five pads.
- Add brown 36 and pink 25 for Santa's exposed arms and coat, followed by green 12/17 for the tree.
- Cycle cyan 30 groups one at a time and use beige 15 plus blue 3 when the face and eye regions appear, lowering the 168 lock.
- After the locked lower-left patch opens, clear its white and brown pixels and use the later pink 10/5 groups on the remaining red sections.
- Drain the final cyan snow, green tree, white beard, and red cap pixels, then wait until the board and all five pads are empty.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, White, Red, Pink, Green, Beige, Brown, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling both spare pads while white 104 is active leaves no landing space for the next lock reveal.
- Starting repeated cyan 30 groups together delays the small brown and green sections that actually open the lower board.
- Using pink 10 or 5 before the late coat pixels appear holds a pad without clearing the picture.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 661 (quick clues)
- Run the two cyan 35 openers before the long white stack.
- Keep one pad free beside white 104.
- Use green 12/17 only when tree pixels are exposed.
- Save the small pink 10/5 groups for the revealed hat and coat remnants.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Red-and-white Santa with beige face, brown arms, green tree, blue detail, and broad cyan snow. A brown 168 lock covers the lower-left picture; the reserve includes cyan 30/35 groups, green 12/17, blue 3, beige 16/15, white 104, brown 36, and later pink 25/10/5.
- Goal
- Clear the cyan snow and white beard, reduce the 168-count lock, then remove the revealed coat, tree, face, and final hat pixels.
- Opening
- Start the two pale-cyan 35 groups, then admit beige 16 and white 104 after the first cyan pads begin to clear.
- Danger Zone
- White 104 stays active for a long time; adding brown, pink, and another cyan group around it can consume every pad before a green or beige reveal lands.
- Mechanics
- A Christmas pixel-art board combines a single 168 counter-lock with repeated cyan waves and a long white anchor stack; there are no key or mystery releases.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the safest Level 661 opener?
Start the two pale-cyan 35 groups, then add beige 16 and white 104 only as the cyan pads reopen.
What does the 168 marker control?
It is the brown counter-lock over Santa's lower-left section; clearing exposed pixels reduces it and releases that patch.
Are there keys or mystery stacks in Level 661?
No. The special state is the 168 counter-lock, while the main pressure comes from white 104 and repeated cyan groups.
What confirms the Santa board is complete?
Santa, the green tree, the cyan snow field, and the lock all vanish and every tray pad returns to white.