Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 678 Walkthrough
An orange-and-white BB-8-style droid sits on a pale field; lead with gray-white 40 and beige 20, keep gray 30 separate from peach 30, and preserve room for black 23/35 and orange 33.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 678 — Full Solution
- Start gray-white 40 and beige 20 to open the lower field and pale body panels.
- Add ice-white 18 and ice-white 20, then admit black 23 after the first neutral pads begin draining.
- Clear black 35 and brown 18 as the droid's base and side outline become exposed.
- Route gray 30 with the remaining outline, then send peach 30 and orange 33 when their warm body panels are exposed.
- Alternate white 45 and black 35 with the remaining pale highlights around the head and body ring.
- Route the last orange, white, gray, and charcoal remnants and wait for all five pads to empty.
Colors in this level:
White, Beige, Gray, Black, Peach, Orange, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling the tray with five pale stacks leaves no position for the next black outline group.
- Starting brown 18 before its side panel is exposed holds a pad without clearing pixels.
- Running consecutive orange groups too early can delay the white head cleanup.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 678 (quick clues)
- Start gray-white 40 then beige 20.
- Gray 30 and peach 30 are different waves.
- Hold a pad for black 23/35.
- Delay orange 33 until its panel opens.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Compact orange, white, peach, brown, gray, and charcoal droid. Five empty pads face gray-white 40, beige 20, black 35, and brown 18; deeper rows show ice-white 18/20, beige 25, gray 30, white 45, peach 30, orange 33, and black 23/35.
- Goal
- Remove the white field and pale body panels, then clear the charcoal outline, orange circular markings, and brown side details.
- Opening
- Tap gray-white 40 and beige 20, add ice-white 18/20, and admit black 23 only after the first neutral pads begin draining.
- Danger Zone
- Several nearly identical pale stacks can fill all five pads before black 35 or brown 18 becomes useful around the exposed outline.
- Mechanics
- Fast neutral-tone routing that alternates multiple white and gray shades with orange panels and a compact charcoal outline.
Frequently Asked Questions
What opens Level 678?
Tap white 40, then beige 20, and stagger the smaller pale groups behind them.
Why should one pad stay empty?
Black 23 or black 35 becomes necessary as soon as the pale field exposes the droid outline.
When do the orange stacks help?
Use peach 30 and orange 33 after their circular body panels are visible; gray 30 belongs to the earlier neutral phase.
What is the Level 678 pixel art?
It is an orange-and-white BB-8-style round droid with a charcoal outline.