Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 722 Walkthrough
A two-tone white-and-charcoal rounded animal uses cream and white opening groups before the long dark lower-body waves; the supplied video ends on an empty board without a Victory banner.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 722 — Full Solution
- Start with charcoal 32, cream 4, white 25, charcoal 26, and cream 7, letting a pad reopen before adding another long group.
- Use white 25/35/40/50 groups to clear the broad upper field and expose the ears and back, preserving one tray slot for a dark or cream connector.
- Route charcoal 45, 32, 30, and 40 through the lower body and right edge in separate waves while white groups are still active.
- Feed the remaining white 15/26/35/39 groups and cream 2/14 details as the silhouette shrinks, watching the five-pad buffer.
- Finish the late white 29/1/25, cream 14, and charcoal 12 remnants, then wait for the board to clear completely; the video cuts there before a Victory banner appears.
Colors in this level:
White, Charcoal, Cream
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting charcoal 45 and 50-range routes together fills the tray before the white upper mass has opened.
- Spending the small cream 4/7/14 groups while all dark pads are occupied can strand the border details.
- Assuming the source must show a Victory overlay after the board clears adds unsupported finish evidence.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 722 (quick clues)
- Use the small cream 4/7 groups to open space before long dark waves.
- Do not launch charcoal 45/32/30/40 all at once.
- Preserve a pad for the late white 29/1/25 and cream 14 details.
- The source finishes on a cleared board, not a shown Victory overlay.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Pale cream grid showing a rounded pointed-ear animal with a large white upper body and charcoal lower body/right edge. Visible opening stacks include charcoal 32/26, cream 4/7/25/30, white 25/35/40/50, and charcoal 45/32/30.
- Goal
- Drain the cream field, white upper shape, charcoal lower shape, and dark outline until the board is empty.
- Opening
- Let cream 4/7 and white 25/35/40 groups open the upper body before committing to the long charcoal 32/26 routes; retain a slot for the lower silhouette.
- Danger Zone
- Charcoal 45/32/30/40 and white 50/40 groups can occupy the five-pad tray together; late white 29/1/25, cream 14, and charcoal 12 remnants still need a matching route.
- Mechanics
- No numbered side counter or visible mystery patch appears; the timing challenge is separating the white upper mass from the charcoal lower mass while ants circulate around five pads.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Level 722 target look like?
It is a rounded pointed-ear animal with a white upper body, a charcoal lower body and right edge, and a pale cream grid around it.
Which opening counts are visible?
The first rows show charcoal 32, cream 4, white 25, charcoal 26, cream 7, followed by cream 25, white 35/40, charcoal 25, and white 2.
What is the completion state in this source?
The final gameplay frame shows the board empty with an empty five-pad tray; the supplied recording ends before a Victory banner is shown.
Why keep white and charcoal on separate pads?
The upper white mass and lower charcoal mass drain into different regions; mixing them on adjacent pads delays the late cream 14 and charcoal 12 finish.