Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 406 Walkthrough
Open the tan-orange chihuahua with charcoal 30, charcoal 28, pale 42, orange 23, and a separate charcoal 30, then clear its muzzle, ears, green bow, pink tongue, and last dark flecks.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 406 — Full Solution
- Fresh-tap charcoal 30, charcoal 28, pale 42, orange 23, and the separate charcoal 30 into slots 1-5; wait through charcoal 5, charcoal 7, pale 42, orange 19, and charcoal 29 as those same nests drain.
- After the first dark lanes release, fresh-tap pale 40 and purple 19, then pale 40 and orange 30 as the row advances; keep both pale chains working across the muzzle.
- Fresh-tap pink 30, charcoal 40, purple 19, and the later purple 10 only into empty lanes; charcoal 25, purple 8, and pink 2 are active-tray remainders rather than new selections.
- When the head separates from the ears, fresh-tap orange 20, charcoal 40, pale 40, and orange 30; wait for the ear outline and forehead to shrink before taking green.
- Fresh-tap green 10, pink 10, pale 20, charcoal 25, and orange 20 as their regions appear, keeping green and pink in parallel while charcoal removes the eye and ear pixels.
- Finish the ear-and-bow fragments with charcoal 40, green 30, orange 20, pink 10, and pale 20 one released lane at a time; wait through charcoal 12, green 2, pale 1, orange 5, and pink 3 until empty.
Colors in this level:
Charcoal, Pale, Orange, Purple, Pink, Green, Burgundy
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Reading the purple 50 or web 10 artwork marker as a selectable nest.
- Filling accent lanes before the pale-orange face groups drain.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 406 (quick clues)
- Use three charcoal groups on the opener.
- Bind falling numbers to their tray slots.
- Delay bow and tongue colours until exposed.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A tan-orange chihuahua head has burgundy inner ears, a green bow, charcoal eyes and outline, pale muzzle, pink tongue, a purple 50 badge, and a webbed red 10 marker.
- Goal
- Remove the chin and outline, drain the pale-orange face, then clear both ears, bow, tongue, and every isolated accent until the frame is empty.
- Opening
- Fresh-tap charcoal 30 into slot 1, charcoal 28 into slot 2, pale 42 into slot 3, orange 23 into slot 4, and a separate charcoal 30 into slot 5; their later 5, 7, 42, 19, and 29 readings are active remainders.
- Danger Zone
- Early purple 19, pink 30, or green 10 can hold lanes while the following pale 40 and orange 30 groups are still needed for the broad face.
- Mechanics
- The fixed purple 50 and web 10 are artwork markers; the face collapses before separated ears, bow pixels, and dark-orange flecks finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which nests fill the opening tray?
Charcoal 30, charcoal 28, pale 42, orange 23, and a separate charcoal 30 fill slots 1-5.
What remains at the end?
The muzzle disappears first; scattered green bow, charcoal ear, orange whisker, pale, and pink tongue pixels clear last.