Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 737 Walkthrough
A purple, pink, and red butterfly opens with two purple stacks and a linked white-to-pink route; preserve a tray slot while the visible 20 gate counts down and the key/lock sequence advances.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 737 — Full Solution
- Use the visible purple 25 and purple 34 opener groups, then allow the linked white-to-pink 40 route to travel when a pad is free.
- Move through the long pink and red groups as the butterfly body opens, keeping white 50 and purple 40 reserves from filling all five pads at once.
- Watch the numbered gate panel progress from 20 through the visible 18 and 5 states while the key icon remains part of the board presentation.
- Route the white background and peach details, then handle the later yellow lock/keyhole indicator without crowding out the final purple and pink groups.
- Clear the remaining wing and body fragments, wait for the board to empty, and verify the Level 737 Victory! screen.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Pink, Red, White, Peach, Yellow, Lime
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting several long white, red, or purple reserves together can fill the tray before the linked branch and gate sequence advance.
- Treating the 20 panel as an ordinary colored stack can hide the need to preserve a staging slot.
- Leaving the white-to-pink branch until every pad is occupied can strand the late wing and highlight fragments.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 737 (quick clues)
- Use the purple opener and linked white-to-pink route without filling every pad.
- Treat the 20 panel as a pacing signal while its visible count drops through 18 and 5.
- Keep white 50, red 45, and purple 40 from occupying the whole tray together.
- Leave room for the later white, peach, purple, and pink cleanup around the key/lock indicators.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Large butterfly-like pixel art on a white grid with purple wings and outline, a pink/red body, peach and white highlights, and yellow accents. The opening tray shows purple 25, purple 34, white linked to pink 40, and an empty pad; reserves include peach 30/31, white 50 groups, red 15/18/45, pink 10/17, purple 2/40, and lime 1. A yellow key, a numbered 20 gate panel, and a later yellow lock/keyhole indicator are visible.
- Goal
- Route the purple wing and outline, pink/red body, white background and highlights, and peach/yellow details into their matching holes until the butterfly disappears, then confirm the Level 737 Victory! screen.
- Opening
- Use the two purple opener groups and the linked white-to-pink 40 route when a pad is available. Let the ants travel before committing long white 50, red 45, or purple 40 reserves.
- Danger Zone
- Purple 40, white 50, red 45, and the linked white/pink branch can occupy all five staging pads while the gate sequence is still active. Keep a slot open for the next exposed color and do not mix the wing, body, background, and highlight routes.
- Mechanics
- A gated butterfly board with a visible yellow key, a numbered panel that progresses from 20 through visible 18 and 5 states, a later yellow lock/keyhole indicator, and a linked white-to-pink branch. No separate question-mark mystery marker is visible.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Level 737 target?
It is a butterfly-like pixel image with purple wings and outline, a pink/red body, and peach, white, and yellow highlights.
Which stacks define the opening?
The opening tray shows purple 25, purple 34, and a white stack linked to pink 40, with one empty pad.
What does the 20 panel do in the video?
The visible numbered panel progresses through 20, 18, and 5 states while the butterfly is being cleared; it is a pacing gate rather than a normal color stack.
Are key or mystery mechanics visible?
A yellow key is visible, and a yellow lock/keyhole indicator appears later; no separate question-mark mystery marker is visible in the reviewed board.
How does the numbered gate panel count down?
It progresses from 20 through visible 18 and 5 states as matching ants clear regions; keep a pad free for the linked white-to-pink branch while the gate sequence is active.