Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 689 Walkthrough
A seated black-and-tan dog uses plain stacks but strict wave timing; open black 38, black 38, black 34, black 40, then cream 35 before resetting the tray.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 689 — Full Solution
- Load black 38, black 38, black 34, and black 40 into the first four active positions.
- Add cream 35 as the fifth stack and wait until the entire opening wave drains.
- Begin the next wave with exposed black 40/38 groups and add one red-brown 30 only when its face or leg patch is visible.
- Alternate cream 35, red-brown 30/31, and dark 34/38/40 through the muzzle, chest, legs, and tail.
- At each empty-tray reset, choose the currently exposed tan or cream detail before refilling with dark stacks.
- Clear the last red-brown and cream flecks, then drain the remaining black ear and outline pieces.
Colors in this level:
Black, Brown, Cream, Red, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using five dark stacks in the opener postpones the cream muzzle and chest after those pixels become available.
- Starting red-brown 30 before its face or leg patch opens leaves it waiting through a full dark wave.
- Refilling the tray before a wave fully resets makes it harder to preserve one slot for the next detail color.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 689 (quick clues)
- Open with 38/38/34/40 black stacks.
- Use cream 35 in slot five.
- Wait for full tray resets.
- Match tan stacks to exposed face or legs.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Seated dog with tall ears, black silhouette and tail, tan/red-brown face and legs, and a cream muzzle/chest. The reserve is heavy with black 40/38/34, red-brown 30/31, and cream 35 stacks.
- Goal
- Clear the dark silhouette in waves while inserting cream and red-brown groups only when the muzzle, chest, face, or leg patches are exposed.
- Opening
- Run black 38, black 38, black 34, black 40, and cream 35 as the first five-stack wave.
- Danger Zone
- Replacing the fifth-slot cream 35 with another long dark or early red-brown stack disrupts the clean tray reset and delays visible detail colors.
- Mechanics
- Plain-stack pixel art with no link, lock, key, counter, or mystery; repeated four-dark-plus-one-detail waves control the five-slot tray.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Level 689 opening wave?
Use black 38, black 38, black 34, black 40, and cream 35.
Does this level contain locks or mysteries?
No. Level 689 is a plain-stack board built around full five-slot waves.
When should red-brown 30 be used?
Add it only after a matching tan face or leg patch is exposed.
Which part clears last?
The final dark ear and outline fragments remain after the cream and red-brown details.