Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 16 Walkthrough
Open the elephant with charcoal 30, two bright-green 30 nests, black 20 and a third green 30, then stagger black 40 and pale-lavender 50 repeats through the grass and body layers.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 16 — Full Solution
- Tap charcoal 30, the two opening bright-green 30 nests and black 20 as the front row advances.
- Use slot five for the next bright-green 30, then wait while green drains the grass and the dark groups open the belly bands and outline.
- Take black 40 and one pale-lavender 50 after a short group returns; do not commit the second lavender 50 until another slot frees.
- Alternate the repeated lavender 50 nests with green 30 and black 30/20 groups as the trunk, legs and left/right grass islands become reachable.
- Once only the upper back and ear remain, send the short black 20/10 batches before the next lavender repeat to remove the dark dividers.
- Wait for the final green batch to clear both lower strips, then drain the last lavender nest and black 10 through the floating body pixels and last dark fleck.
Colors in this level:
Pale lavender, Charcoal, Bright green, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Loading both pale-lavender 50 nests as soon as they rise blocks the green group needed for the still-visible grass.
- Stopping after the grass vanishes overlooks the small lavender upper-body island and its black edge pixel.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 16 (spoiler-free)
- Let a green or black opener return before loading the first lavender 50.
- Keep one returned slot available for the next exposed green 30.
- Do not mistake the floating upper body island for the last green cleanup.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A pale-lavender elephant faces left above a broad bright-green grass strip. Charcoal divides the ear, belly and legs, black outlines the trunk, back, feet and tail, and five slots start empty. The first queue exposes green 30, charcoal 30 and green 30 before black 20, another green 30, black 40 and paired lavender 50 nests.
- Goal
- Drain the exposed grass and dark outline, open the long lavender body regions, then remove the surviving lower green strips and the final floating lavender-black fragments.
- Opening
- Tap charcoal 30, both opening bright-green 30 nests, black 20 and the next bright-green 30, filling the slots only with colors that can immediately work.
- Danger Zone
- Black 40 and two lavender 50 nests reach the front while the opener is active. Taking both long lavender groups before a green nest returns can fill all five slots with grass still exposed.
- Mechanics
- Three green opener batches compete with long repeated lavender nests; the grass and elephant split into separate late islands before a lavender-and-black fragment finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should the second lavender 50 wait on Level 16?
The opening green groups drain quickly, but another green 30 is still needed for the split grass islands; preserving a slot keeps it selectable.
Which colors clear the final elephant fragment?
A late pale-lavender group removes the body pixels, while the short black 10 batch takes the remaining outline fleck.