Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 665 Walkthrough
A pink cartoon starfish opens green 33 -> pink 40 -> dark 45 -> dark 45 -> white 30; use the first released second pad for the mystery's pink 40, then handle the covered yellow stack later.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 665 — Full Solution
- Activate green 33, pink 40, dark 45, the second dark 45, and white 30 across all five pads in that order.
- Let green and both dark 45 stacks clear the shorts and lower border until the second tray position reopens first.
- Tap the gray question-mark stack into that second pad and drain its revealed pink 40 before adding another linked pink group.
- Later, admit the oversized covered yellow stack when the sash opens, then follow with one yellow 35 group.
- Alternate pink 40/42 body stacks with white 30/32/36 eye stacks and dark 40/42/45 outline stacks, waiting for a free pad between long groups.
- Clear the final yellow sash, white eyes, pink head, and dark facial border and wait until the frame and all five pads are empty.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Yellow, Green, Purple, Dark purple, White, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Refilling the first released second pad from the reserve blocks the mystery's pink 40 reveal.
- Running two linked pink stacks together with dark 45 leaves no space for a white eye stack.
- Starting yellow 35 before the sash is exposed holds a pad while the lower green and dark regions remain.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 665 (quick clues)
- Open with two separate dark 45 stacks.
- Give the first free second pad to the mystery's pink 40.
- Handle the covered yellow stack later.
- Stagger the remaining linked pink 40 groups.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Side-facing pink cartoon starfish with white eyes, dark-purple outline, yellow sash, and green-purple shorts. Reserves contain repeated pink 40/42, yellow 35, dark 45/40/42, white 30/32/36, green 33, linked pink stacks, one gray question-mark stack, and an oversized covered yellow stack.
- Goal
- Clear the shorts and lower outline, resolve the mystery and yellow release, then remove the repeated pink body, white eyes, yellow sash, and final dark edge.
- Opening
- Fill the pads with green 33, pink 40, dark 45, dark 45, and white 30; the second pad frees first and takes the gray mystery's revealed pink 40.
- Danger Zone
- Using the first released second pad for a reserve pink 40 blocks the mystery's pink 40 reveal; the covered yellow stack is later and does not compete for that first opening.
- Mechanics
- An all-five opener leads into linked pink stacks, a mid-board mystery reveal, and an oversized covered yellow group; there is no numbered lock, counter, or colored key.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Level 665 opener?
Use green 33, pink 40, dark 45, a second dark 45, and white 30 in that order.
What should use the first pad that becomes free?
The second pad reopens first; use it for the gray mystery, which reveals pink 40. The covered yellow stack comes later.
Does Level 665 have a numbered lock or key?
No. Its special sequence is the linked pink chain, question-mark reveal, and covered yellow stack.
How should the repeated pink 40 stacks be handled?
Stagger them between yellow, white, and dark detail waves so they never consume all five pads together.