Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 345 Walkthrough
Open the campsite with lavender 57 and green 49 from the first row, clear the fire and smaller tent, then manage the long cyan-white apex tail.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 345 — Full Solution
- Select source lavender 57 and green 49; their first sampled remainders are lavender 42 and green 44, then lavender 17 and green 24. Lavender 41 and white 3 remain queued. Add new teal and charcoal nests only when their colours expose; they first appear active at teal 19 and charcoal 4.
- When a slot releases, add cream 53. The next confirmed tray is green 6 / teal 10 / cream 53, followed by brown 22 / orange 35 / teal 5 / cream 28 / white 4; wait for white to leave before the next orange group.
- Clear the foreground through orange 31 / cream 3 / white 3, then lavender 46 / orange 29 / cream 27 / yellow 9 / white 3. Follow lavender 21 / orange 28 / cream 2 / orange 21 / white 1.
- Use the fire sequence red 51→40→37→30→23→19 beside orange 27→23→22, orange 19→17→14→13, and white 1. Teal 7→3→1 enters only after the fire exposes its matching grass/tent edge.
- The ground transition is green 11 / orange 22 / red 18 / orange 12 / white 1, then charcoal 18 / orange 22 / red 16 / orange 12 / white 1. Wait for charcoal to clear before the lavender 60 group enters.
- Clear the small tent and logs through lavender 60 / orange 22 / red 16 / orange 12 / white 1, then lavender 34→8 / orange 22 / red 16→11 / orange 12 / cream 47, followed by orange 22 / red 4 / orange 11 / cream 22.
- For the large tent, use yellow 12 / orange 20 / brown 10 / orange 9 / lavender 73, then yellow 10→1 / orange 18→8 / orange 9→3 / lavender 48→22. Add green 30 and green 21 only after the grass/tent pixels expose.
- The next exact roof states are green 12 / orange 5 / white 3 / orange 1 / yellow 15, then green 5 / orange 5 / white 3 / yellow 13, followed by green 2 / orange 3 / white 3 / charcoal 42 / yellow 11.
- Enter the cyan tail with cyan 75 / cream 34 / white 3 / brown 37 / yellow 2, then cyan 75 / green 23 / white 3 / teal 10 / blue 15. Cyan 75 falls to 69, cream 53 to 27, and charcoal 83 to 57; brown 9 releases, then a new brown 43 nest enters and is first sampled at 30. Blue 15 falls to 12.
- Continue cyan 67→38→13 while white 3 releases; a new white 56 nest later enters and is first sampled at 14. Charcoal 32 falls to 6 and releases; a new charcoal 70 nest then enters and is first sampled at 69. Brown 9→1 and blue 4 release. Finish cyan 36→17→4→2, charcoal 24→12→9→3, blue 1, red 2→1; the last tray is white 3 / cyan 2 before both drain.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Teal, White, Blue, Green, Orange, Red, Yellow, Brown, Lavender, Cream, Gray, Charcoal
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Loading repeated cyan and white nests before the foreground drains blocks the ground or fire dependency.
- Ignoring the small tent and logs leaves colours stranded beneath the large tent phase.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 345 (quick clues)
- Clear the foreground before committing tent repeats.
- Use red and green only on exposed fire and grass.
- Reserve one slot throughout the cyan-white apex tail.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A camping scene contains a large cyan-white tent, smaller teal-orange tent, orange-red fire, brown logs, green grass, cream ground, lavender-gray sky, blue gear, and charcoal edges. The front source row is lavender 41, lavender 57, white 3, and green 49.
- Goal
- Clear ground and sky exposure layers, remove the fire and smaller tent, then drain the large cyan tent and its isolated roof pixels to an empty frame.
- Opening
- Select source lavender 57 and green 49; their first sampled remainders are lavender 42 and green 44, then lavender 17 and green 24. Lavender 41 and white 3 remain queued at that point. New teal and charcoal nests then enter at 19 and 4; cream 53 enters only after another slot releases.
- Danger Zone
- Repeated cyan and white tent nests can fill the tray before brown/charcoal ground or red-orange fire groups drain. Locked queue cells make a premature five-colour load difficult to unwind.
- Mechanics
- A full scene collapses from ground, fire, and small tent into the large tent, then narrows to a cyan-white apex with isolated charcoal and orange accents.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why not start every cyan and white nest?
Later groups belong to buried parts of the large tent and will hold slots before the ground, fire, and small tent are gone.
What remains at the end?
The run narrows to the large tent’s cyan-white apex with a few charcoal and orange edge pixels.