Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 664 Walkthrough
A seated purple fox opens with white 20 -> 25 -> 20 -> 20 -> 15; drain that chain, route dark 20 before dark 15, and keep pad five free while the covered white group cycles.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 664 — Full Solution
- Fill the five opening pads with white 20, white 25, white 20, white 20, and white 15 in that order.
- After the opening whites drain, route dark 20 before purple 20; leave dark 15 for the later outline and preserve pad five for the next linked white stack.
- Process the connected white 15/10/20/25 groups in sequence and wait while the oversized covered white stack remains active.
- Alternate purple 35 with white 30/25 as the body clears upward, using dark 30 only on the exposed jaw and ear border.
- Clear purple 20/15 from the ears and forehead, then admit the late covered white group when the upper background is open.
- Remove the final dark outline, white inner-ear pixels, and purple forehead strip and wait until the fox and all five pads vanish.
Colors in this level:
Purple, White, Dark violet, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Ignoring the pale links and filling all five pads prevents the next white group from landing.
- Using dark 15 before the earlier dark 20 reverses the observed outline order and crowds the linked white release.
- Using late white 30 before the upper background opens holds a pad without reducing the fox.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 664 (quick clues)
- Keep pad five free for each linked white release.
- Alternate purple body and white background waves.
- Delay dark 30 until the jaw or ear edge opens.
- Use purple 35 only after a linked white stack drains.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Purple fox with white muzzle and inner ears, curled tail, dark-violet outline, and white background. Reserves include purple 29/20/10/35/15, dark 15/20/30, and white 15/10/20/25/30 groups, with pale links between several white stacks and one oversized covered white stack.
- Goal
- Drain the linked white background groups, clear the purple body and tail, then remove the white muzzle, inner ears, and dark facial outline.
- Opening
- Fill the pads with white 20, white 25, white 20, white 20, and white 15; after they drain, route dark 20 while saving dark 15 for the later outline.
- Danger Zone
- The linked white chain can release a new stack while the oversized covered group is still active; purple 35 plus dark 30 can fill the remaining pads and block it.
- Mechanics
- Connected white stacks and an oversized covered stack create five-pad pressure; no counter, key, lock badge, or question-mark mystery appears.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Level 664 difficult?
Several white stacks are linked, and an oversized covered white group competes with purple and dark stacks for five tray pads.
When should purple 35 be used?
Wait until a connected white group has drained and the fox's larger purple body or ear section is exposed.
Does the fox level have a key or numbered lock?
No. Its special state is the linked white chain and covered stack, not a counter, key, or question-mark mystery.
What is the final cleanup?
Clear the dark ear border, white inner ears, and last purple forehead strip after the body and background have gone.