Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 672 Walkthrough
A pink lily hides yellow-orange stamens behind 20 and 30 picture counters plus two purple 3 locks; open with the pink groups, then protect a pad for the linked yellow-orange reserve.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 672 — Full Solution
- Activate pink 45 and pink 40, then add pink 34 and the second pink 40 as the outer petals drain.
- Finish pink 34 first and let its released purple 3 tail reach zero.
- Finish the second pink 40 next and drain its separate purple 3 tail completely.
- Add yellow 35 for the yellow 20 counter, followed by orange 30 for the exposed inner petals.
- With two pads free, run linked yellow 35 into orange 34, then use cream 40 and brown 12.
- Cycle the remaining pink 45/42 and yellow-orange groups until every petal, highlight, and center pixel clears.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Red, Yellow, Orange, Cream, Brown, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Refilling the first open pad with another long pink group delays the yellow 20 counter.
- Starting yellow 35-orange 34 before both purple 3 tails finish blocks the linked orange half.
- Using cream 40 before the inner highlight bands open leaves a large inactive stack.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 672 (quick clues)
- Strip the pink petals first.
- Finish pink 34 -> purple 3.
- Then finish pink 40 -> purple 3.
- Run yellow 35 -> orange 34 afterward.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Large pink lily with yellow stamens, orange shading, cream highlights, and a brown center. Yellow 20 and pink 30 counters sit above reserves of yellow 35, pink 40/45/34/40/42, orange 30/34, cream 40, brown 12, paired purple 3 locks, and linked yellow 35-orange 34.
- Goal
- Strip the outer petals, lower both picture counters, release the two purple locks, and clear the flower's yellow, orange, cream, and brown center.
- Opening
- Start pink 45 and pink 40, add pink 34 and the second pink 40, then resolve pink 34 -> purple 3 before pink 40 -> purple 3.
- Danger Zone
- Starting linked yellow 35-orange 34 before both separately released purple 3 tails reach zero can block the orange half.
- Mechanics
- An all-pink petal opener transitions into two picture counters, paired purple 3 locks, and a linked yellow-orange center reserve.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the opening order for Level 672?
Start pink 45/40, then resolve pink 34 -> purple 3 and pink 40 -> purple 3 in that order.
Why does yellow enter after the pink opener?
Yellow lowers the 20 counter and clears the exposed stamens while the remaining pink groups continue draining.
When should the linked yellow-orange pair be used?
Wait until both purple 3 tails are gone and two pads are available for yellow 35 and its orange 34 tail.
Which pixels finish the flower?
The late yellow-orange center, cream highlight strips, brown core, and last pink petal tips disappear at the end.