Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 705 Walkthrough
A yellow-and-white crescent-faced silhouette opens with white 15, then yellow 28 and charcoal 36/25; stagger the dark outline so the final white gaps keep a slot.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 705 — Full Solution
- Let the opening white 15 stack enter first, then use yellow 28 and charcoal 36/25 as pads reopen to open the white body and dark outline.
- Keep white 15 and white 25/10 staged while the yellow crescent route strips the face.
- Route charcoal 20 and charcoal 25 separately around the head and outer edge instead of filling every pad with dark stacks.
- Feed white 15, white 25, white 10, and the later white gaps through the body and bottom edge, alternating with charcoal 15.
- Clear the last yellow and charcoal pixels, then wait for the empty board and Level 705 Victory screen.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, White, Charcoal
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting yellow 28 while all five white/charcoal opener routes are still active leaves no room for the later body gaps.
- Running charcoal 20 and charcoal 25 together blocks the small white cleanup groups.
- Stopping when the crescent looks mostly clear misses the charcoal tails and white pixels that finish the board.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 705 (quick clues)
- Let white 15 enter before the charcoal 36/25 routes.
- Reserve a slot for yellow 28.
- Stagger charcoal 20 and charcoal 25.
- Keep white 15/25/10 available for the late gaps.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- White pixel board showing a yellow crescent-faced silhouette with a charcoal outline and lower dark pixels. The video opens with white 15 entering the first pad; reserves include yellow 28, white 15/25/10, charcoal 36/25/20/15, and later white gaps.
- Goal
- Clear the white body and background, then drain the yellow crescent, charcoal outline, lower dark pixels, and final white gaps.
- Opening
- Let white 15 establish the first face/body wave; add yellow 28 and charcoal 36/25 only as pads reopen, keeping the smaller white groups available for cleanup.
- Danger Zone
- Charcoal 20/25 and yellow 28 can fill the five-pad tray while white 15/25/10 groups are still needed for the body and bottom edge.
- Mechanics
- The reviewed board has no numbered counter, lock, or mystery patch; the pressure is a five-pad buffer between small white groups, the yellow crescent, and long charcoal outline tails.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Level 705 target look like?
It is a yellow-and-white crescent-faced silhouette on a white grid with a charcoal outline and lower dark pixels.
What are the opening counts?
The video opens with white 15 entering the first pad; the next visible reserves include yellow 28, white 15, charcoal 36, and charcoal 25.
Which reserves should stay staged?
Keep yellow 28, white 15/25/10, and charcoal 20/25/15 available; stagger the long charcoal routes so the white gaps can land.
Why does charcoal 36/25 need its own pad timing?
The dark outline wraps the entire silhouette; loading both charcoal groups while white 15/25/10 is still active blocks the body and bottom edge gaps.