Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow Level 739 Walkthrough
A white-faced red-and-pink fruit/cup-like portrait opens with white 40, red 44, dark 16, and a linked pink 3 -> green 24 branch; preserve room for the mystery cells and late dark marks.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 739 — Full Solution
- Start with white 40 and red 44 from the opening tray, then let their ants travel before filling the remaining staging pads.
- Route dark 16 and the linked pink 3 -> green 24 branch when a slot is free, while the cyan field and red band open around the portrait.
- Use the exposed red, brown, and white groups to remove the broad band and face structure; keep the dark 20 reserve available for its later route.
- Leave the gray `?` mystery groups until their surrounding pixels are exposed, then clear the dark face marks and small pink/red accents.
- Finish the remaining white face and green-border fragments, wait for the board to empty, and verify the Level 739 Victory! screen.
Colors in this level:
White, Red, Pink, Cyan, Brown, Green, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting every long red, white, and brown reserve together can fill the tray before the linked branch and mystery cells resolve.
- Treating `?` cells as ordinary known counts can consume the pad needed by the next revealed color.
- Ignoring the dark 20 reserve until the tray is full can leave the final face marks waiting behind the red band.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 739 (quick clues)
- Start with white 40 and red 44, then let their ants release a pad before filling the tray.
- Use the linked pink 3 -> green 24 branch only when a slot is free.
- Keep the dark 20 reserve available for its later route instead of treating it as an opening priority.
- Leave the gray `?` cells and reserve until their surrounding pixels are exposed.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- White-faced red-and-pink fruit/cup-like pixel art on a pale cyan field, with a brown outline, dark purple face marks, broad red lower band, and green lower border. Gray `?` cells are embedded in the upper-left/left-middle target and a gray `?` reserve is visible below. The opening tray shows white 40, red 44, dark 16, and pink 3 linked to green 24; reserves include red 17, cyan 45, brown 46, dark 20, red 7, and red 20.
- Goal
- Route the cyan field, brown outline, white face, red band, dark marks, pink accents, and green border into matching holes until the portrait disappears, then confirm the Level 739 Victory! screen.
- Opening
- Use white 40 and red 44 first, then bring in dark 16 and the linked pink 3 -> green 24 branch when the five-slot tray has room. Let the red and cyan perimeter traffic release a pad before loading another long reserve.
- Danger Zone
- Long red groups, the linked pink-to-green branch, and the gray mystery stacks compete for the five staging pads. Filling the tray with red, white, and brown reserves can strand the small dark face marks and pink accents.
- Mechanics
- A mystery-stack fruit/cup-like portrait with embedded `?` cells, a visible dark 20 reserve/counter, and a linked pink 3 -> green 24 route. No separate lock or key is visible; the phases are cyan/red opener, face cleanup, dark marks, and pink/red remnants.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Level 739 target?
It is a white-faced red-and-pink fruit/cup-like portrait with a brown outline, dark face marks, red lower band, and green lower border.
Which stacks define the opening?
The tray shows white 40, red 44, dark 16, and pink 3 linked to green 24.
What do the mystery markers change?
Gray `?` cells are visible in the target and a gray `?` reserve is visible below, so they should be kept for the exposed phase rather than treated as known counts.
Is there a lock or key in Level 739?
No separate lock or key icon is visible in the reviewed opening board; the special elements are the `?` cells, dark 20 reserve/counter, and linked pink-to-green branch.
How does the pink 3 to green 24 link affect the endgame?
Pink 3 is short, but its linked green 24 follow-up occupies the same pad for a longer run; if the pad is blocked by a red or brown reserve, both the link and the late dark marks stall.