Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 730 Walkthrough
An orange/yellow mascot portrait opens with peach 10, maroon 10, charcoal 6, and a brown 1 -> pink 25 branch; pace the long pink panels so white, dark, brown, and lilac details retain a slot.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 730 — Full Solution
- Click the visible peach 10, maroon 10, and charcoal 6 opener in the staged order shown by the video, waiting for a pad to release between clicks.
- Use the linked brown 1 -> pink 25 branch when its route is available, keeping one pad free instead of starting every long pink reserve.
- Alternate pink 10/15/36/50 with yellow/orange 30 and orange 14 as the background and face regions open.
- Route maroon/purple and charcoal for the muzzle and outline, then use white 5 and brown 4/8 for the small eye and trim pixels.
- Finish the lilac lower detail and remaining pink corners, wait until the board is empty, and confirm the Level 730 Victory screen.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Peach, Orange, Yellow, Maroon, Charcoal, White, Lilac, Purple, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting every long pink reserve with the opener fills the tray before the linked brown branch can resolve.
- Treating maroon, brown, and charcoal as interchangeable can leave one portrait region waiting behind a full buffer.
- Using white 5 or lilac detail before a pad is free strands the final face and lower pixels.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 730 (quick clues)
- Let the peach/maroon/charcoal opener release a pad between clicks.
- Treat brown 1 -> pink 25 as a branch that needs a free slot.
- Do not load pink 36/50 together with every warm-color reserve.
- Save white 5, brown 4/8, dark, and lilac groups for the late portrait details.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Large orange/yellow cartoon mascot face on a pale field, with a dark maroon/purple muzzle and outline, white eye/face pixels, pink background panels, brown/orange trim, and lilac lower detail. The early tray shows peach 10, maroon 10, charcoal 6, and linked brown 1 -> pink 25; reserves include pink 10/15/25/36/50, maroon 10/14, yellow/orange 30, charcoal 8/10, white 5, brown 4/8, and orange 14.
- Goal
- Clear the pale field and pink panels, then drain the yellow/orange face, maroon/purple muzzle and outline, white highlights, brown trim, and lilac lower detail until the board is empty.
- Opening
- Start with the small peach/maroon/charcoal groups shown in the first tray and wait for ants to travel before refilling. Use linked brown 1 -> pink 25 when a pad is available, then alternate long pink and warm-color routes instead of loading every 30–50 group together.
- Danger Zone
- Pink 36/50 groups and the linked branch can occupy the five-slot buffer while small white, lilac, brown, and dark details wait. Let a branch release a slot before selecting another long reserve, and keep maroon, brown, and charcoal routes distinct.
- Mechanics
- This linked-branch portrait combines mixed-color opening stacks, long pink background waves, and late face/trim details. No distinct lock, key, question-mark mystery, or numbered side-counter gate is visible in the reviewed board.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the Level 730 target distinctive?
It is an orange/yellow mascot portrait with pink panels, a maroon/purple muzzle, white highlights, brown/orange trim, and lilac lower detail.
What is the important opening branch?
The early tray shows brown 1 linked toward pink 25; let that branch use a free pad before committing another long pink group.
Which routes should be saved for the finish?
Keep room for white 5, brown 4/8, dark outline groups, and lilac lower detail after the pink and warm-color phases expose their regions.
Are lock or mystery mechanics visible?
No distinct lock, key, question-mark mystery, or numbered side-counter gate is visible in the reviewed board.
How does the brown 1 to pink 25 linked branch work?
Brown 1 opens a connection that immediately releases pink 25 on the same pad; if that pad is occupied by another color, the linked follow-up stalls.