Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 702 Walkthrough
A purple-and-pink sunset sailboat starts from an empty five-pad tray, then develops charcoal 49, blue 23, and violet 7/8/31; stagger the long violet 57/60 and charcoal 58 rows so the yellow sun and red hull stripes still have room.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 702 — Full Solution
- Let the first blue/dark-violet wave enter from the empty tray, then allow the early charcoal 49, blue 23, violet 7, violet 8, and violet 31 state to reduce the sky, sail, and hull routes.
- Use yellow 5 and cream 18/20 as pads reopen to clear the sun and water bands without loading both long violet routes.
- Route violet 57, charcoal 58, and violet 60 in separate waves through the sky, sail edges, and purple hull.
- Send blue 35 and red-pink 35 groups through the lower hull, then use orange 28 and the remaining cream 18 for the sunset accents.
- Clear the last violet/blue sail pixels and red hull marks, then wait for the empty board and Level 702 Victory screen.
Colors in this level:
Violet, Pink, Blue, Charcoal, Yellow, Cream, Orange, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting violet 57 and violet 60 together fills the tray before the yellow sun groups can land.
- Using charcoal 58 while every violet slot is active leaves the lower blue/red hull route without a buffer.
- Spending the small yellow 5 or cream 18 groups too late leaves their matching sunset bands behind the final sail cleanup.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 702 (quick clues)
- Let the charcoal/blue/violet opener open a pad first.
- Use yellow 5 and cream 18/20 before both long violet waves.
- Stagger violet 57/60 and charcoal 58.
- Keep a slot for red-pink 35 hull stripes.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Round sunset scene with a purple-pink sky, yellow sun and water bands, dark sails, blue-purple hull rows, and red-pink highlights. The five pads begin empty; the first reserve row visibly includes violet 60, blue 35, violet 60, charcoal 55, and yellow 5, while an early active state reads charcoal 49, blue 23, violet 7, violet 8, and violet 31. Other reserves include cream 18/20, violet 57/60, charcoal 58, orange 28, and red 35 groups.
- Goal
- Clear the sunset bands and violet sky, then drain the dark sails, blue-purple hull, red-pink stripes, and last orange/cream pixels.
- Opening
- Let the first blue/dark-violet wave enter from the empty tray and establish the early charcoal 49, blue 23, violet 7, violet 8, and violet 31 routes; use reopened pads for yellow 5 and cream 18/20 before committing the long violet reserves.
- Danger Zone
- Violet 57/60 and charcoal 58 can consume the five-pad tray while yellow and red-pink detail groups wait; starting both long violet phases together blocks the lower hull cleanup.
- Mechanics
- The reviewed board has no numbered counter, lock, or mystery patch; the main mechanic is long violet/charcoal circulation around a five-pad tray with small sunset bands interleaved.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Level 702 target?
It is a round purple-and-pink sunset scene with a dark sailing boat, yellow sun and water bands, blue-purple hull, and red-pink highlights.
What starts the five-pad tray?
The five pads begin empty; the first visible reserve row includes violet 60, blue 35, violet 60, charcoal 55, and yellow 5, and the early active state develops into charcoal 49, blue 23, violet 7, violet 8, and violet 31.
Which long groups should be staggered?
Keep violet 57/60 and charcoal 58 in separate waves so the small yellow 5 and cream 18/20 routes have room.
Why stagger violet 57/60 instead of loading both at once?
Each route occupies a pad for its full duration; running both together fills three or four pads and blocks the yellow sun and red hull details.