Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 662 Walkthrough
A green-and-cyan crystal cluster sits inside a white field; drain white 94 and cyan 20, then preserve a fifth pad for the yellow key, green gate, and cyan keyhole releases.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 662 — Full Solution
- Let white 94 and pale-cyan 20 drain the opening background until one tray position becomes free.
- Route green 30 and purple 24 into the exposed emerald face and border, then add green 20/16 separately.
- Trigger the yellow key as its glint opens and keep a pad available for the released color before starting another long green stack.
- Open the green gate, then clear its green section together with pink 25 and blue 3 detail groups.
- Service the cyan keyhole after the right facet appears, then use white 48 and dark 30 on the late cap and outline.
- Remove the last green faces, cyan highlights, purple-black edge, and white background and wait for all five pads to empty.
Colors in this level:
White, Green, Cyan, Purple, Black, Yellow, Pink, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling every pad with ordinary green stacks blocks the next key release.
- Starting white 48 before the upper crystal cap is open leaves a long idle stack in the tray.
- Using dark 30 before enough outline is exposed delays the small cyan and blue facet cleanup.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 662 (quick clues)
- Preserve one pad whenever a key icon is exposed.
- Split green 30/20/16 across separate waves.
- Use purple 24 only on an open outline lane.
- Delay the late white 48 until the upper cap is reachable.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Tall emerald crystals with light/dark green faces, cyan facets, purple-black edges, yellow glints, and white background. The tray opens with white 94 and pale-cyan 20; reserves include green 30/20/16, white 48, purple 24, blue 3, pink 25, dark 30, a yellow key, green gate, and cyan keyhole.
- Goal
- Open the key-gated crystal sections and remove the white field, green faces, cyan facets, purple outline, and final cap.
- Opening
- Keep white 94 and pale-cyan 20 draining first, then add green 30 and purple 24 as the first crystal surfaces open.
- Danger Zone
- Loading multiple green and dark stacks around the long white opener occupies all five pads just when a yellow, green, or cyan gate releases a new group.
- Mechanics
- A faceted crystal mosaic uses yellow and green key stages plus a cyan keyhole; it has no numbered counter or mystery stack.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is already active at the start of Level 662?
White 94 and pale-cyan 20 are draining when the solve opens; green 30 and purple 24 follow as their facets appear.
Why should one pad stay free?
The yellow key, green gate, and cyan keyhole each release additional work that needs an open tray position.
Does Level 662 have a counter or mystery stack?
No. Its special timing comes from the three visible key and gate states.
What proves the crystal is solved?
The green cluster, cyan highlights, dark outline, white field, and every key symbol disappear and all five pads are white.