Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 721 Walkthrough
A charcoal cat with a red dotted bib opens through cream 20/21/26/24 and red 35, then needs separate dark, white, and pink waves with a buffer for the small bib details.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 721 — Full Solution
- Let cream 20, 21, 26, and 24 enter with red 35, allowing the first mixed wave to release a pad before refilling the tray.
- Route charcoal 40, 35, 40, and 36 in separate waves to open the ears, face, and tail, holding one slot for a white or cream group.
- Feed pink 18/20 groups and red 40/41/38 details as the bib becomes exposed, using white 40/20 for eye highlights and pale gaps.
- Bring cream 45/40 and the remaining white groups through the background and sparkle pixels, alternating them with the dark outline.
- Finish charcoal 23, white 1, pink 11, red 33, and cream 40 as matching waves become available, then wait for the empty board and Level 721 Victory screen.
Colors in this level:
Cream, Charcoal, Red, Pink, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting every charcoal 40-range stack together fills the tray before the red/pink bib route is open.
- Treating pink sparkle groups and red bib groups as one color route can strand the short detail stacks.
- Using the final cream or white pad too early leaves no buffer for the 23/1/11/33/40 cleanup.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 721 (quick clues)
- Drain the cream 20/21/26/24 opener before filling all five pads.
- Separate the charcoal 40-range routes from the red bib waves.
- Keep a slot for white eye pixels and pink sparkle details.
- Treat the late 23/1/11/33/40 remnants as a buffer check.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Pale cream pixel field showing a charcoal cat-like head with pointed ears, pale eye highlights, a red/pink dotted bib, a dark tail, and pink sparkle pixels. Visible opening stacks include cream 20/21/26/24, red 35, charcoal 40/35/40/36, pink 18, white 40, and cream 45.
- Goal
- Clear the cream field and sparkles, then drain the charcoal head and tail, white eye pixels, and red/pink bib until the cat disappears.
- Opening
- Let cream 20/21/26/24 and red 35 open the board before committing to every dark reserve; use reopened pads for charcoal 40-range waves while retaining a white or red route.
- Danger Zone
- Charcoal 40/35/40/36 can occupy several pads while the red bib and pink sparkle groups are still blocked; late charcoal 23, white 1, pink 11, red 33, and cream 40 remnants need a free route.
- Mechanics
- No numbered side counter or visible mystery patch appears; the challenge is the five-pad tray, circulating ants, long charcoal outline waves, and preserving space for short red/pink and white detail groups.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Level 721 target look like?
It is a charcoal cat-like figure with pale eyes, a bright red/pink dotted bib, a dark tail, and pink sparkle pixels on a cream grid.
Which counts define the opening?
The visible opener includes cream 20/21/26/24 and red 35, followed by charcoal 40, pink 18, charcoal 35, white 40, and charcoal 35.
Where is the main buffer needed?
Keep room for the red/pink bib and white details while the charcoal 40/35/40/36 routes are running; the late board still shows short 23/1/11/33/40 groups.
How should the four charcoal groups be staggered?
Route charcoal 40/35/40/36 one at a time as pads return; running more than two together blocks the red bib and pink sparkle details.