Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 701 Walkthrough
A lime-green cartoon figure with a white side shape, orange circular panel, charcoal outline, and red chest detail opens with white 30 and an early 30/19/19/18/6 mixed wave; preserve a pad for orange 8 and red 7 cleanup.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 701 — Full Solution
- Let the opening white 30 stack enter first, then wait for the early lime 30, white 19, lime 19, charcoal 18, and white 6 wave to release a pad.
- Route charcoal 50 and green 46 one at a time to open the large outline and body, leaving room for a white group.
- Use pale-yellow 20/25 and orange 8 once the figure opens, clearing the circular panel and warm-color pixels without closing the tray.
- Send white 25/30/40 through the left-side shape and lower gaps, then use charcoal 45 and red 7 for the outline and chest detail.
- Finish the lime/green legs and right appendage in separate waves, then wait for the empty board and Level 701 Victory screen.
Colors in this level:
Lime, Green, White, Charcoal, Pale-yellow, Orange, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting charcoal 50 and green 46 together fills the five pads before the white side shape has cleared.
- Treating the lime and green stacks as interchangeable can leave one long color route stranded behind a full tray.
- Using orange 8 or red 7 before a pad is free leaves the small detail group waiting while the lower body is still active.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 701 (quick clues)
- Let the 30/19/19/18/6 opener drain before refilling every pad.
- Keep charcoal 50 separate from green 46.
- Reserve a slot for orange 8 and red 7.
- Treat lime and green as different routes.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- White pixel board showing a lime-green cartoon figure, a white left-side shape, orange circular panel, charcoal outline, red chest detail, and green side appendage. The video opens with white 30 entering the first pad; an early five-pad state reads lime 30, white 19, lime 19, charcoal 18, and white 6, with reserves including charcoal 50, green 46, pale-yellow 20/25, orange 8, white 25/30/40, and red 7.
- Goal
- Clear the white field and side shape, then drain the lime-green body, orange panel, charcoal outline, red chest detail, lower legs, and final right-side pixels.
- Opening
- Let the opening white 30 stack and the following lime 30, white 19, lime 19, charcoal 18, and white 6 wave move first, then use reopened pads for charcoal 50 and green 46 without filling the tray with both long waves.
- Danger Zone
- Charcoal 50 and green 46 can occupy multiple pads while white and lime routes are still active; starting pale-yellow, orange, and red details too early removes the buffer needed for the lower body.
- Mechanics
- The reviewed board has no numbered side counter or visible mystery patch; the pressure comes from five pads, long color rows, and the need to separate similar lime and green routes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Level 701 target look like?
It is a lime-green cartoon figure on a white grid with a white left-side shape, orange circular panel, charcoal outline, and red chest detail.
Which counts make up the opening wave?
The video opens with white 30 entering the first pad; an early sampled five-pad state is lime 30, white 19, lime 19, charcoal 18, and white 6.
Which groups need a buffer slot?
Keep room for long charcoal 50/green 46 routes and the small orange 8 and red 7 details; do not load every visible color at once.
Are lime and green the same route?
No. Lime 30/19 and green 46 use separate destinations; treating them as interchangeable can strand one long route behind a full tray.