Which nest should you tap first on Level 662?

Black 35, followed by the next exposed dark group. The space background dominates the board.

When do the planet colors become reachable?

After the black space field thins. Teal 17 and blue 20 enter once the lower planet rim opens, but dark groups must release a lane first.

Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide

hard 12 colors

Start from black 35, then continue with the exposed dark group rather than loading all four dark queue cards at once.

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Start from black 35, then continue with the exposed dark group rather than loading all four dark queue cards at once.
Early active checkpoints show black falling from 35 to 21, then combinations such as black 7, teal 13, and dark 10; these are active remainders.
Tap teal 17 and blue 20 when the lower planet rim opens; wait until their active remainders release lanes.
Cycle the repeated dark 30/35 cards with green 25 and cyan 20/23 as the planet and space field shrink.
Admit lavender/purple and pink 18 only after their cat-outline pixels are exposed; keep capacity for the orange/yellow upper-left corner.
Finish the isolated blue/cyan pieces, then the final dark/lavender/pink fragments; verify all five slots and the picture frame are empty.
Finish through the orange corner, purple cat, blue planet pieces, and isolated cyan/pink accents persist late; the run ends only at an empty frame.

Colors in this level:

Black, Dark-gray, Purple, Lavender, Blue, Cyan, Teal, Green, Orange, Yellow, Pink, White

Dark colors repeat heavily and can fill the tray before the teal/blue planet groups arrive.
Loading all four dark queue cards at once instead of staggering them with planet and accent groups.
Ignoring the small cyan/pink accent nests because they look minor, leaving no lane when they reach the front.

The first fresh click is black 35, followed by another exposed dark group.
Preserve a lane when black, charcoal, purple, and teal are already active so the yellow/orange corner or small cyan/pink accent can enter.
The black background uses multiple fresh nests. A lower number already in the active row is a remainder, so do not mistake it for permission to tap another long black card.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: The board shows a large purple cat floating over a blue-and-green planet against a black space background, with orange, cyan, and pink corner accents. Five slots begin empty. The fresh row is dark gray 30, black 35, blue 20, and dark gray 25; deeper cards include teal 17, yellow 21, repeated dark 30/35, blue 30, green 25, cyan 20/23, and pink 18.
Goal: Clear the black space field and teal planet rim to expose the cat and its lavender outline. The orange corner, purple cat, blue planet pieces, and isolated cyan/pink accents persist late; the run ends only at an empty frame.
Opening: The first fresh click is black 35, followed by another exposed dark group. Teal 17 and blue 20 enter as the lower space/planet pixels become available. Early active checkpoints show black falling from 35 to 21, then combinations such as black 7, teal 13, and dark 10; these are active remainders.
Danger Zone: Dark colors repeat heavily and can fill the tray before the teal/blue planet groups arrive. Preserve a lane when black, charcoal, purple, and teal are already active so the yellow/orange corner or small cyan/pink accent can enter.
Mechanics: This source visibly opens on the Level 662 button and then shows the Level 662 header. The cat/planet picture is a five-slot pressure board with repeated black groups; late checkpoints reduce to blue 16, black 5, dark 1, lavender, and pink 3, followed by a completely empty tray and frame.

Which nest should you tap first on Level 662?
Black 35, followed by the next exposed dark group. The space background dominates the board.
When do the planet colors become reachable?
After the black space field thins. Teal 17 and blue 20 enter once the lower planet rim opens, but dark groups must release a lane first.