What is the verified Level 430 first tap?

Fresh-tap teal 20 and let that single source drain before staging pale 20 and the separate charcoal groups.

What do the 500 and purple 28 numbers mean?

The 500 plaque tracks remaining picture progress, while purple 28 is an embedded cover; neither is a tray nest.

Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide

hard 10 colors

Drain teal 20 before staging pale 20, charcoal 40, and charcoal 31, then lower the 500 board counter and clear the covered alarm clock.

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Fresh-tap teal 20 and wait through 19, 18, 16, 14, 10, 5, and 1 as one active remainder chain.
Fresh-tap the newly available pale beige 20, then charcoal 40 and charcoal 31 as the teal base lane releases.
Continue exposed dark outlines while reserving capacity for cream 23, pale 20, and cyan 26 around the supports and lower clock edge.
Alternate charcoal frame and hands, beige supports, teal-cyan base and face, and white clock-face groups while the beige 500 counter falls automatically.
Drain the right-side purple 28 cover and later purple-magenta remainders only after that section exposes, keeping them distinct from tray countdowns.
Use orange on the bells and cap, red on the rim, and charcoal on the hands and perimeter as each field opens.
After supports and cover vanish, finish the circular face with white on the left, cyan on the right, and charcoal on the hand and thin edge.
On the final clock arc and hand, let cyan 1, white 11, white 14, and charcoal 2 drain; red and orange have already cleared before these last pixels disappear.

Colors in this level:

Teal, Cyan, White, Charcoal, Beige, Cream, Purple, Magenta, Red, Orange

Trying to tap the embedded 500 counter or treating the purple 28 cover as an active slot.
Retapping the falling teal values or filling all lanes with charcoal before pale support colours expose.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A white-cyan alarm clock has a red rim, charcoal hands, orange bells, beige supports, teal base, purple right cover, a beige 500 counter, and purple 28 cover.
Goal: Open the teal base, lower the board counter, remove supports and cover, then clear the circular face, bells, and final edge fragments.
Opening: Fresh-tap teal 20 and wait through its falling values; pale beige 20, charcoal 40, and charcoal 31 enter separately as access opens.
Danger Zone: Loading every large charcoal group before beige, cyan, white, and purple fields expose can fill all five lanes and block the next support source.
Mechanics: The beige 500 is a live picture-total counter and purple 28 is a board cover; neither is a five-slot tray nest.

What is the verified Level 430 first tap?
Fresh-tap teal 20 and let that single source drain before staging pale 20 and the separate charcoal groups.
What do the 500 and purple 28 numbers mean?
The 500 plaque tracks remaining picture progress, while purple 28 is an embedded cover; neither is a tray nest.