Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 513 Walkthrough
Open the jet-ski wave with cyan 25, blue 30, and cyan 40, stagger repeated water batches around the rider layers, and finish the last white, blue, and cyan residues.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 513 — Full Solution
- Fresh-tap cyan 25, then blue 30, then the exposed cyan 40; wait through cyan 22/17/13/8/4, blue 30/26/22/17/13/9, and cyan 33/28/24/20 as active remainders.
- Follow the front row through cream 14, cyan 40, yellow 25, and pink 30 while the lower cyan wave and orange spray separate; do not treat the artwork labels 1000, 998, or 991 as nests.
- Rotate blue/cyan 30/40/35 with charcoal 20, brown 24, cream 14/9, and yellow 21 as each front-row cell exposes, waiting for the lower wave to clear before another repeated water batch.
- Work red 25, charcoal 29/24, cream 20/14/9, purple/pink 23, and blue 30/40 only when the matching rider, vehicle, foam, or outline pixels are visible.
- Alternate the exposed cyan and blue 30/40 cells with yellow 25 and orange 10/3/2 residues while the picture counters fall through 600, 472, 383, 359, and 250.
- Keep room for the late tray of white 21, blue 21, cyan 40, cyan 10, and blue 14; do not preload another large water group over the outline and foam lanes.
- Let those active groups contract to white 3, blue 4, cyan 3, and cyan 3; these are remainders of the existing groups, not four fresh taps.
- Wait for the four final residues to leave and confirm the five active slots and picture frame are empty.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Blue, Cream, Yellow, Charcoal, Pink, Red, Brown, Orange, White, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating a picture counter such as 1000 or 42 as a source-queue nest.
- Treating falling values such as cyan 17 or blue 13 as fresh taps and filling all five active slots before a small outline color exposes.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 513 (quick clues)
- Separate picture counters from queue counts.
- Keep one slot for small outline colors.
- Reserve capacity for the final white, blue, and cyan groups.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A red-and-black jet ski and yellow-black rider cut through a blue-cyan wave with orange spray, white foam, and pink trim; five active slots start empty. The front row shows cream 14, cyan 25, blue 30, and cyan 40, with yellow 25 and charcoal 20 behind covered cells.
- Goal
- Drain the lower cyan wave and orange spray, expose the jet ski, rider, wake, and upper foam, then clear every last blue and cyan fragment until the frame is empty.
- Opening
- Fresh-tap cyan 25, blue 30, and exposed cyan 40; their visible active remainders run through cyan 22/17/13/8/4, blue 30/26/22/17/13/9, and cyan 33/28/24/20.
- Danger Zone
- Repeated cyan/blue 30/40/35 groups can fill all five slots while small cream, charcoal, yellow, red, or pink layers are exposed; later red 25, brown 24, cream 20, charcoal 29, and pink 23 add mixed pressure.
- Mechanics
- The artwork counters 1000, 998, 991, 857, 600, and later values are picture-state counters rather than source nests; active-slot numbers are the live remainders of fresh taps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the 1000, 998, and 600 labels selectable nests in Level 513?
No. They are counters displayed inside the jet-ski artwork as the picture drains. The selectable source nests are the colored numbered queue cells below the five active slots.
What are the last Level 513 groups?
The late tray shows white 21, blue 21, cyan 40, cyan 10, and blue 14, then contracts to white 3, blue 4, cyan 3, and cyan 3 before the frame empties.