Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 703 Walkthrough
A red-orange hooded face with a white center, charcoal edge, peach marks, and green base opens with white 30, then charcoal 30 and the smaller face routes; preserve a slot for the red-brown 35/20 and late peach groups.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 703 — Full Solution
- Let the opening white 30 stack enter first, then bring in charcoal 30 as space returns to open the face and charcoal edge before filling the tray.
- Add green 22 and white 25 as the early opener clears to remove the bottom strip and broad white face, leaving the red-brown branch staged.
- Route red-brown 18, then red-brown 35/20, through the outer hood while alternating with charcoal 25.
- Use peach 15 and white 10/35 for the face marks and inner gaps, waiting for each narrow group to finish before the next refill.
- Clear the last charcoal, peach, and green fragments, then wait for the empty board and Level 703 Victory screen.
Colors in this level:
Red-orange, Red-brown, White, Charcoal, Peach, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Loading red-brown 35/20 and charcoal 25 together fills the tray before the white face route can reopen.
- Treating the nested hood as one red wave hides the separate peach and white groups needed for the inner face.
- Using the last open pad on a late outer stack leaves the small peach 15 or white 10 group waiting at the finish.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 703 (quick clues)
- Let white 30 enter before the charcoal 30 route.
- Use green 22 and white 25 after a pad clears.
- Stagger red-brown 35/20 with charcoal 25.
- Keep a slot for peach 15 and white 10/35.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- White pixel board showing a red-orange arched hood around a white face, charcoal edging, peach face marks, and a green base strip. The video opens with white 30 entering the first pad; reserves include charcoal 30, green 22, white 25, red-brown 18/35/20, peach 15, charcoal 25, and white 10/35 groups.
- Goal
- Clear the white face and gaps, then drain the red-orange hood, charcoal outline, peach marks, green base, and final narrow pixels.
- Opening
- Let white 30 establish the first face route, then use charcoal 30, green 22, and white 25 as pads reopen; keep the red-brown arch route staged until a buffer slot exists.
- Danger Zone
- Red-brown 35/20 and charcoal 25 are nested around white and peach details; filling all five pads with the outer arch colors can strand the small face routes.
- Mechanics
- The reviewed board has no numbered counter, lock, or mystery patch; the pressure is a narrow five-pad buffer with nested red, white, charcoal, peach, and green phases.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Level 703 picture show?
It is a red-orange arched hood around a white face, with charcoal edging, peach marks, and a green base strip.
What are the first visible counts?
The video opens with white 30 entering the first pad; the next visible reserve groups include charcoal 30, green 22, white 25, red-brown 18, and peach 15.
How should the red-brown phase be buffered?
Stagger red-brown 35/20 with charcoal 25 and keep a pad open for white 10/35 and peach 15.
How many pads should stay free during the red-brown phase?
Keep at least one pad open while red-brown 35/20 moves, so the small peach and charcoal face details can route without stalling.