Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 520 Walkthrough
Open the fruit tart with charcoal 25 and two orange 25 groups, then preserve lanes through the crust, fruit, purple cover, cream islands, and final white and cream remainders.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 520 — Full Solution
- Fresh-tap charcoal 25 and wait through 24/19/15/10/6/1 while the first crust and cream pixels dispatch.
- Fresh-tap orange 25, then the next orange 25; let the orange lanes fall through 25/22/19/16 and 25/24/22/18 instead of treating their remainders as fresh nests.
- After the first orange/charcoal lanes release, take green 20, then purple 10; when either slot clears, follow burgundy 26, the cream/white front-row source, and the next exposed pastry tile one released slot at a time. The sampled green 18/pink 10/brown 8/white 19 and later green 7/orange 24/blue 7/pink 10/purple 7 values are tray states, not a tap list.
- While the question-covered fruit remains, take blue 25, then the separate black 25 and gray 20 front-row sources as they expose; use blue/green around the fruit and curved topping, and never tap question cells.
- In the middle and late board, take later blue 25, green 20, black 30, cyan 9, and white 25 sources only after preceding slots release. The observed active tray then contracts through blue 9, black 10, magenta 23, red 22, purple 16, and blue 9/yellow 3/magenta 6/teal 4/purple 3; these are remainders, not new taps.
- In the late tray, let red reach 1, white reach 1, yellow reach 1, and cream contract through 23/17/11/4 while the remaining tart fragments disappear.
- Wait for the last cream and colored ants to leave, confirm all five active slots and the tart frame are empty, and verify the Food Hunt completion screen for Level 520.
Colors in this level:
Burgundy, Orange, Charcoal, Purple, Green, White, Pink, Blue, Teal, Yellow, Red, Cream
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Retapping orange or charcoal remainder values and filling a lane needed by a newly exposed fruit or cream fragment.
- Selecting the purple question-mark block as a nest instead of draining the surrounding crust, fruit, and cream layers.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 520 (quick clues)
- Treat the charcoal and orange falling values as active remainders, not extra taps.
- Do not select the purple question-mark fruit picture cells.
- Keep capacity for the final white 1, yellow 1, and cream 1–4 fragments.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A pixel-art dessert tart has an orange-white crust, white and pink cream, a blue-teal fruit cluster, green-blue curved topping, and a purple question-mark patch over the upper-right fruit. Five active slots start empty; the visible front row is burgundy 26, orange 25, and charcoal 25, with purple 10, green 20, and purple 10 behind.
- Goal
- Drain the crust and cream, expose the blue fruit and green-blue topping, then remove the purple covered fruit, white/pink cream islands, orange crust, and isolated colored pixels until the frame is empty.
- Opening
- Fresh-tap charcoal 25, orange 25, and the next orange 25 as they reach the front row. Early remainder chains visibly include charcoal 24/19/15/10/6/1, orange 25/22/19/16, and a parallel orange lane 25/24/22/18.
- Danger Zone
- The opening orange and charcoal lanes can fill all five slots while the purple question patch still hides the upper-right fruit. Repeated orange 25, charcoal 25/30, burgundy 26, purple 10, green 20, cream, white, blue, and yellow groups need released capacity.
- Mechanics
- There is no separate numeric picture counter; the challenge is the layered pastry. The full tart separates into orange crust strips, blue fruit, green-blue topping, purple covered fruit, and white/pink cream islands; late red 1, cream 23/17/11/4, purple 2, white 8/1, and yellow 1 precede the empty frame.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purple question-mark block in Level 520?
It is a fixed part of the upper-right fruit picture, not a selectable nest; surrounding colored layers expose it.
Which low-count groups finish the tart?
The late tray shows red 1, white 1, yellow 1, purple 2, and cream falling through 23/17/11/4 before the frame becomes empty.