Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 695 Walkthrough
A cream oval dessert/base with clustered red berries hides an upper-left patch behind a key-39 chain; open with white 63, dark purple 104, and cream 66.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 695 — Full Solution
- Activate white 63, dark-purple 104, and cream 66 in order, leaving the fourth and fifth tray pads empty.
- Let those stacks open the base, outline, and cream body while reducing the key-39 marker; do not add red 25 merely to fill space.
- After the first reserve mystery turns face-up, select its matching color alone; add pink 8 and red 41, then red 25 only after another pad clears.
- When the gem-marked 12 group becomes selectable, clear it as a separate checkpoint before starting red-brown 5 -> dark-purple 70 -> red-brown 8.
- Drain all three parts of that link, then resolve the next gray mystery; do not tap another covered mystery just because a pad is empty.
- Run the first pink 8 -> pink 5 link after its inset cells appear, clear the next red 44/25 wave, and only then start the later pink 10/9 link.
- Resolve the remaining mysteries individually with dark 35/10, white 67/63, and cream 69/71/54 as each matching route becomes visible.
- After the last berry, cream base, pink inset, and white edge disappear, wait until all five tray pads return blank.
Colors in this level:
Cream, White, Dark purple, Red, Red brown, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling pads four and five during the opening leaves the first key or mystery release nowhere to land.
- Starting the red-brown 5 -> dark 70 -> red-brown 8 link while dark 104 is still trapped occupies too much tray space.
- Skipping from one covered mystery to another before checking the revealed color hides the required next route behind a full tray.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 695 (quick clues)
- Keep two opener pads empty.
- Clear the gem-marked 12 as its own checkpoint.
- Drain the red-brown/dark link before a pink link.
- Confirm the final empty-tray cue.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Cream oval dessert/base topped with clustered red berries, a dark-purple outline, pink-white inset, and red-brown trim. A gray mystery patch covers the upper-left topping and a yellow key starts at 39; reserves include white 63, dark 104, cream 66, red 25/41/50, pink 8/5, multiple mysteries, a gem-marked 12 group, and red-brown 5 -> dark 70 -> red-brown 8 plus later pink links.
- Goal
- Reduce the key-39 gate, reveal the upper-left berry patch and reserve mysteries, and clear the berry cluster, pink-white inset, dark outline, cream base, and red-brown trim.
- Opening
- Start white 63, dark-purple 104, and cream 66, deliberately leaving pads four and five empty for key and mystery releases.
- Danger Zone
- The long dark 104 stack, key counter, mysteries, and connected groups can all force new colors; filling both spare pads early creates an unrecoverable tray jam.
- Mechanics
- A three-stack opener controls a key-39 gate, one board mystery, multiple reserve mysteries, gem-marked stacks, and several red-brown or pink links.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the opening order for Level 695?
Use white 63, dark purple 104, and cream 66, and keep the last two pads empty.
Why not tap red 25 immediately?
The key-39 chain and the first mystery reveal need the spare pads before the red berry route is fully exposed.
How should the connected stacks be handled?
Clear the gem-marked 12 first, drain red-brown 5 -> dark 70 -> red-brown 8, then run the first and later pink links as separate waves.
What confirms the berry dessert is cleared?
The key, mysteries, berries, pink-white inset, cream base, and trim disappear, then all five tray pads visibly return blank.