Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 560 Walkthrough
Drain the lion-and-performer picture with cream/white 40, white 50, cyan 40, and blue 50 opening nests, then preserve charcoal and yellow lanes for the black 80 and final yellow fragments.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 560 — Full Solution
- Fresh-tap cream/white 40, white 50, and cyan 40; let their active cards fall through 38/40/38 before adding another long group.
- Fresh-tap blue 50, then bring the next cream/orange group after a slot opens; keep the early 31/27/23 and 40/36/32 values attached to their parents.
- Admit burgundy 12, charcoal 20, orange 44, and visible white 45/cyan 58 cards as the lion face, tongue, hat, and platform pixels expose.
- Let cyan/blue platform strips and the lion's orange body drain beside the performer's purple hat and white clothes, leaving a lane for dark outline pieces.
- Hold the late charcoal 80 queue card until the black boundary and yellow center fragments are exposed; early charcoal 20/40 are separate parents.
- Wait through black 19, yellow 4, and yellow 2 as the active tray contracts around the remaining outline and center pixels.
- Let the last black boundary and yellow fragments leave, then verify all five slots and the picture frame are empty at the Level 560 completion state.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Orange, Cream, White, Black, Charcoal, Cyan, Blue, Purple, Red, Brown, Gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Collapsing repeated 40/50 cards or their falling 31/27/23 values into one generic nest.
- Stacking the black 80 with the early charcoal 20/40 while yellow face fragments have no lane.
- Stopping when the lion and performer are mostly gone instead of waiting for black 19 and yellow 4/2 to leave.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 560 (quick clues)
- Keep the cream/white 40, white 50, and cyan 40 parents distinct.
- Save a slot for charcoal and yellow once the lion and performer separate.
- Treat black 19 and yellow 4/2 as late active remainders, not fresh taps.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A yellow-orange lion with a red tongue stands beside a performer in a purple-orange hat and black-and-white clothes; cyan/blue platform strips run along the bottom and charcoal outlines frame both characters.
- Goal
- Drain the broad character and platform layers while keeping warm colors, white, cyan, blue, purple, and charcoal available for the lion face, performer's hat/clothes, and final outline pixels.
- Opening
- Fresh-tap cream/white 40, white 50, and cyan 40; their active tray reads 38/40/38 before blue 50 and the next cream/orange group enter.
- Danger Zone
- The opening 40/50 chains can occupy all five slots while charcoal and yellow picture fragments remain; the late black 80 queue card must not be stacked with the smaller charcoal 20/40 parents.
- Mechanics
- Repeated 40 and 50 labels belong to independent color/source nests; the late black 80 group is a separate parent from early charcoal 20 and 40 and leads to black 19 with yellow 4/2 tail remainders.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the late black 80 the same nest as charcoal 20 or 40?
No. The video shows it as a separate late queue parent; keep its 19 remainder independent from the earlier charcoal chains.
What remains in the last active tray?
The tail shows black 19 with yellow 4 and yellow 2 while only black boundary and yellow central pixels remain.