Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 167 Walkthrough
Use the lone blue 24 opener, cycle the long cyan water groups while three covers descend, then dismantle the yellow submarine from hull outline to windows and periscope.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 167 — Full Solution
- Tap blue 24; after it opens the upper water edge, send cyan 20, blue 25 and the first cyan 45 into the exposed sea.
- Add dark 33 beneath the hull, then rotate cyan 34/38/36 until the first wooden cover descends.
- Spend orange 19/14, brown 13 and yellow 8 on visible bow, hull and light pixels, freeing their slots before the next cyan 45.
- Cycle repeated cyan 45 with dark 35 while the remaining covers fall; use blue 25/32 on waves/windows and white 18/20 on the searchlight.
- After the background breaks apart, clear cyan 38/30/22, blue 30/25 and black 35/34 from the lower-left wave, hull outline and stern edge.
- Drain orange 12/8 and yellow 15/2 from the shrinking hull, then use white 9/6 and blue 18 on the windows and periscope.
- Finish cyan 16/5, dark 34/10/1 and blue 18/3 around the tiny cabin and seabed edge, then wait for the slots to empty.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Blue, Yellow, Orange, Black, White, Brown, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking small hull colors while cyan water remains prevents the long cyan batches from lowering the covers.
- Stopping after the yellow hull disappears misses the windows, periscope and isolated water fragments.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 167 (spoiler-free)
- Prioritize each cyan 45 while a broad water field remains.
- Use black groups only against exposed hull or seabed outlines.
- Check the cabin, windows and periscope after the hull shrinks.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A yellow submarine with three blue windows, orange ends, black outlines and a purple stern crosses cyan checkerboard water above dark-blue waves and a white-yellow searchlight. Three wooden covers block lower sections; blue 24 is the only front-row opener.
- Goal
- Drain cyan water and blue waves to lower all covers, then remove hull bands, windows, propeller, stern and the tiny cabin/periscope until the frame is empty.
- Opening
- Tap blue 24 alone, then admit cyan 20, blue 25 and cyan 45 as they reach the front; use dark 33 only after the underside opens.
- Danger Zone
- Small orange, yellow or white detail nests can occupy slots needed by repeated cyan 45 and dark 35 batches while the sea and covers remain.
- Mechanics
- Three cover releases divide a background-heavy sea clear from a late hull-and-machinery cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Level 167 begin with blue 24?
It is the only selectable front-row nest and opens enough water for cyan 20, blue 25 and cyan 45 to start draining.
What should I prioritize while the covers remain?
Keep the repeated cyan 45 groups moving, adding dark 35 only when a hull or lower outline is exposed.