Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 680 Walkthrough
A red rose stands inside a pale glass dome; tap black 15 first, then unfold two brown 55 endpoints and two purple blocks into the other four pads before the outer blue-white and locked red-green phases.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 680 — Full Solution
- Tap black 15 first, then activate the link so brown 55, purple, purple, and the second brown 55 endpoint fill the remaining four pads.
- Make no additional tap until both brown endpoints, both purple blocks, and black 15 drain and all five pads turn white.
- Start the outer layer with beige 13 and one blue 50 or cyan 30 group, clearing the pale dome and starry field before rose colors.
- Alternate blue 46/50 with cyan 20/30 and white/beige outline stacks, never parking two long blue groups beside an inactive color.
- Route brown 20/52 when the wooden stand reappears, then process the later blue-purple connection only after a pad opens.
- Clear the key-bearing stack and wait for the yellow lock to release before entering the dome's interior phase.
- Route red 10/14 with green 41/21 for the exposed petals, leaves, and stem; do not use red 10 during the outer layer.
- Finish blue 50/45, pale dome cubes, brown base, and small black fragments, then wait for the victory screen.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Cyan, White, Beige, Brown, Purple, Red, Green, Black, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the opener as one link hides that two brown endpoints, two purple blocks, and black 15 occupy all five pads.
- Starting blue 50 and blue 46 together can strand a newly exposed red or green stack.
- Sending the rose colors before the dome opens parks them behind the outer blue and white layers.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 680 (quick clues)
- Let the five-slot opener reset completely.
- Run blue 50 and 46 separately.
- Release the yellow lock before red 10.
- Save red and green for the exposed rose.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Red rose with green stem inside a pale dome, brown wooden base, bright blue starry field, and dark outline. The opener unfolds as brown 55 -> purple block -> purple block -> brown 55 across four pads, with black 15 in the fifth; later stacks include beige 13, blue 50/46/45, cyan 30/20, brown 20/52, red 10/14, green 41/21, another blue-purple connection, and a yellow lock.
- Goal
- Open the base and dome outline, drain the blue background, release the lock, and clear the compact red flower and green stem inside the glass.
- Opening
- Tap black 15 first, then unfold both brown 55 endpoints and both purple blocks into the remaining four slots; wait until the entire five-pad opener has emptied.
- Danger Zone
- The opener deliberately consumes all five pads; tapping beige, blue, cyan, red, or green before its complete reset leaves no buffer at all.
- Mechanics
- Snow-globe pixel art with a full-tray brown-purple opener, repeated blue/cyan waves, a yellow key lock, and a strict outer-background to inner-rose phase change.
Frequently Asked Questions
What starts Level 680?
Tap black 15 first, then expand the linked group into two brown 55 endpoints and two purple blocks across the other four pads.
Can I tap another stack during the opener?
No. Wait until all five opening occupants drain and the tray fully resets.
Why should the blue 50 stacks be separated?
They drain slowly and can occupy the tray when red petals or green leaves become exposed.
When do the rose colors enter?
After the outer blue-white dome and yellow lock open, alternate red 10/14 with green 41/21 inside the glass.
What does the finished mosaic show?
It shows a red rose under a glass dome on a brown stand against a blue starry background.