Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 704 Walkthrough
A large pink flower uses a 334 side counter, brown 500 center block, and 255 counter; its empty tray develops into pink 38/36/40, so preserve space for white/green center work and the linked pink pair.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 704 — Full Solution
- Let the first pink/green/red reserve wave enter from the empty tray, then use the early pink 38/36/40 state to lower the left 334 counter and central brown 500 block without refilling every pad.
- Use white 34 and green 13 as space returns to open the checkerboard border and lime center while the right 255 panel remains high.
- Route orange 32, yellow 28/25, and red-pink 24/34 through the center and petals as the central counter continues to fall.
- Reserve a slot when the linked pink pair appears, alternating it with red 35 and white 35 instead of filling the tray with petal colors.
- Clear the last checkerboard, dark-pink edge, and orange/yellow pixels, then wait for the empty board and Level 704 Victory screen.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Dark-pink, White, Green, Orange, Yellow, Red, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the right 255 counter as if it must fall in the first pink wave can fill the tray before the central block opens.
- Starting every orange, red, and pink group together leaves no slot for the linked pink pair.
- Using the last free pad on a petal wave strands the white 34 or green 13 center route behind the counter phase.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 704 (quick clues)
- Lead with pink 38/36/40.
- Use white 34 and green 13 for the first reopened slots.
- Keep a pad open for the linked pink pair.
- Alternate orange/yellow center work with red-pink petal waves.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Pink-and-white checkerboard showing a large dark-pink flower with orange/yellow streaks, lime-green center, and heart motifs. The opening board shows left 334, central brown 500, and right 255 counters with five empty pads; the first reserve row includes pink 40, green 13, pink 38, pink 40, and red 35, and an early active state shows pink 38/36/40 with white 34, pale yellow 25, orange 32, and red/pink 24/34 still visible.
- Goal
- Lower the side and central counters, then clear the checkerboard, flower petals, lime center, orange/yellow streaks, and final red-pink edge fragments.
- Opening
- Let the first pink/green/red reserve wave enter from the empty tray and let the left 334 and central 500 counters fall; use white 34 and green 13 only as pads reopen into the early pink 38/36/40 state.
- Danger Zone
- The central brown counter drops while the right 255 counter stays high in the early route, and a linked pink pair appears later. Filling all five pads with red/orange groups can block that pair.
- Mechanics
- The board combines two side counters, a central brown counter, a block-shaped linked pink pair, and five-pad routing; the counters reveal the flower in staged phases rather than one color sweep.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Level 704 depict?
It is a large dark-pink flower on a pink-and-white checkerboard, with orange/yellow streaks, a lime-green center, and heart motifs.
What are the opening counters?
The first frame shows a left 334 counter, a central brown 500 block, and a right 255 counter.
When should the linked pink pair be handled?
Keep a pad open before it appears in the tray; alternate it with red 35 or white 35 rather than filling all five pads with petal colors.
What do the side counters and central brown 500 block control?
The 334 and 255 counters reveal the flower in staged phases as ants clear matching regions; the brown 500 center opens last, after the pink petals and green center are done.