Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 696 Walkthrough
A strawberry-topped roll cake hides its pink spiral behind a five-slot crust opener; run brown 71 -> brown 31 -> brown 31 -> brown 32 -> orange 71, then use each reopened pad for the key and mystery releases.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 696 — Full Solution
- Activate brown 71, brown 31, and the second brown 31 across the first three pads.
- Add brown 32 and orange 71 to fill pads four and five, then wait while the crust wave drains.
- Route red-pink 29 and cream 31 only after a pad reopens; do not refill every released position immediately.
- Activate the yellow key, process the released yellow group, then handle the green and cyan releases separately.
- Open each gray mystery stack with a free pad and alternate red-pink 36/26 with yellow 50, brown 32/10/5, and cream fragments.
- Clear the last pink spiral, yellow cake edge, cream filling, and brown crumbs, then wait for all five pads to empty.
Colors in this level:
Brown, Orange, Yellow, Cream, Pink, Red, Cyan, Green, Gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using the first pad recovered from the five-stack opener on red-pink 26 can block the yellow-key release.
- Opening two mystery stacks together can expose more colors than the five-slot tray can hold.
- Sending cream 28 before the inner filling appears leaves it idle through the crust phase.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 696 (quick clues)
- Fill the opener in its five-stack order.
- Protect the first pad that reopens.
- Run one mystery stack at a time.
- Delay red-pink 26 until the inner spiral opens.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Orange-and-yellow roll cake with pink cream spiral, red strawberry mound, brown crumbs, pale filling, and blue-gray checked patch. The selectable opener is brown 71, brown 31, brown 31, brown 32, and orange 71; deeper reserves include cream 31/28, red-pink 29/26, dark brown 8, a yellow key, green/cyan locks, and gray mystery stacks.
- Goal
- Drain the crust and outer roll, unlock the hidden reserves, then clear the strawberry, pink spiral, cream filling, yellow cake edge, and last brown crumbs.
- Opening
- Fill all five pads in the observed order: brown 71, brown 31, brown 31, brown 32, then orange 71; wait for that crust wave to release space.
- Danger Zone
- The opener deliberately fills the tray, so using the first recovered pad on red-pink 29/26 can block the yellow-key or mystery release.
- Mechanics
- A layered roll-cake mosaic combines a long brown-orange opener, one yellow key, green and cyan locks, multiple mystery stacks, and five-slot routing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the complete Level 696 opener?
Fill the five pads with brown 71, brown 31, brown 31, brown 32, and orange 71.
Why protect the first pad that reopens?
The yellow key, green/cyan releases, and gray mystery stacks still need landing positions after the full opener.
When should red-pink 26 be used?
Wait until the strawberry or inner pink spiral is exposed and one long crust stack has drained.
What confirms the cake is cleared?
The strawberry, spiral filling, crust, and crumbs disappear and all five pads return to white.