Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 78 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 78 is a penguin portrait board where the yellow beak, white belly, black eye patches, cyan hood, and pink background all share one lane, so the little face details need to settle before the pink and cyan shell colors take over the board.
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How to Solve Colony Flow! Level 78 — Full Solution
- Tap the smallest yellow opener so the beak and lower face start first.
- Send the early white belly wave next, then release one black face-detail stack while the center path is still open.
- Only after the face is stable should you route the first cyan hood fill and the first pink background stack.
- Finish with the remaining pink and cyan supply waves, then use the late orange foot and white cleanup stacks once the portrait shell is already thin.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Black, White, Cyan, Pink, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening the big pink background before the beak and belly, which buries the small face details under the shell.
- Waiting too long on the black face patch, which lets cyan hood traffic occupy the same route the eyes still need.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow! Level 78 (spoiler-free)
- Use the smallest yellow and white stacks to anchor the face first. The penguin is much easier once the beak and belly are already visible.
- Delay the big pink background fills until one black face-detail wave has cleared. Otherwise the eye patch route gets buried under the shell.
- If the board feels stuck, look for the color with the cleanest path and use that to regain space.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The portrait is a penguin on a pink background with a cyan hood or cap, large white eye circles, black face patches, a yellow beak, and orange feet. The active row mixes small beak, belly, and face-detail stacks before a dense pink-and-cyan supply grid takes over.
- Goal
- Seed the tiny yellow beak and the white belly before the large pink background and cyan hood fills occupy the whole center of the portrait.
- Opening
- Start with the smallest yellow beak wave, then open the white belly and one black face-detail stack before the pink background or cyan hood floods the frame.
- Danger Zone
- The usual mistake is sending the pink background too early. It swallows the center space the white belly and black eye patches still need and leaves the penguin face fighting under a giant color shell.
- Mechanics
- Level 78 is another portrait board, but this one is center-first. The penguin face details are tiny and must clear before the pink background and cyan hood arrive in force.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best opener in Colony Flow Level 78?
Use the smallest yellow beak wave, then the white belly. That secures the penguin face before the hood and background colors get heavy.
Why does the penguin face stall in Level 78?
The black eye patches, white belly, and pink shell all share the middle route. If pink or cyan goes first, the little face pieces lose their lane.