Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 728 Walkthrough
A cream-and-white bird-like pixel figure sits in a bright green field; drain the opening green 20/1/26/8/4 wave in measured stages, then reserve space for white, red, and dark detail routes.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 728 — Full Solution
- Start the visible green 20/1/26/8/4 opener and wait for its ants to release a pad before adding another reserve.
- Continue the green background with the next 30/40/50 groups one at a time, keeping the five-pad tray below a full lock-up.
- When the white and cream body or head gaps appear, use white 25/44 through a free pad instead of returning to every remaining green group.
- Route red/pink 20 for the wing and lower accents, then use dark 50 or the remaining dark groups for the outline after the central figure is exposed.
- Clear the last green corners and small white/red pixels, wait until all five pads are empty, and confirm the Level 728 Victory screen.
Colors in this level:
Green, Lime, White, Cream, Red, Pink, Charcoal
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting all green 30/40/50 reserves together fills the tray before the white body can clear.
- Returning to a green group while white or red details are waiting removes the buffer needed for the picture's late phase.
- Clicking through the opener without waiting can strand the small 1/4 groups behind a full five-pad tray.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 728 (quick clues)
- Start the green 20/1/26/8/4 wave without filling every pad.
- Wait between the long green 30/40/50 reserves.
- Keep a slot for white 25/44 and red 20.
- Use dark groups for the outline after the central figure opens.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Cream-and-white bird-like pixel-art figure on a bright green field, with red/pink wing and lower accents and a dark outline. The first visible five-pad state reads green 20, 1, 26, 8, and 4; reserves include white 25/44, green 30/40/50, red 20, and dark 50.
- Goal
- Clear the green field and green figure sections, then drain the white/cream body and head, red/pink wing and lower pixels, and dark outline until the board is empty.
- Opening
- Use the green 20/1/26/8/4 opener in the shown staged order and wait for ants to finish each route. Add green 30/40/50 only as pads reopen, preserving a slot for white 25/44 and red 20 once their picture regions appear.
- Danger Zone
- The uniform green opener makes it tempting to fill all five pads with 30/40/50 groups, leaving no buffer for the white or red figure details. Let a green route finish before selecting the next long reserve.
- Mechanics
- This is a single-color opener with a long green background phase and delayed white/red detail. The reviewed board shows no distinct lock, key, question-mark mystery, or numbered side-counter gate.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Level 728 target look like?
It is a cream-and-white bird-like pixel figure on a bright green field with red/pink accents and a dark outline.
What is the opening five-pad state?
The first visible green wave reads 20, 1, 26, 8, and 4; let those routes release pads before adding the longer green reserves.
Which detail routes need a buffer?
Reserve space for white 25/44, red 20, and dark outline groups after the green field phase.
Are lock or mystery mechanics visible?
No distinct lock, key, question-mark mystery, or numbered side-counter gate is visible in the reviewed board.
What happens if all five pads fill with green groups?
The white and red figure details cannot enter the tray; let a green route finish and free a pad before loading the next 30/40/50 reserve.