Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 663 Walkthrough
Read white 18, gray 20, green 35, and dark 16 across the opening row, with yellow, red, orange, teal, and repeated green visible behind them.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 663 — Full Solution
- Read white 18, gray 20, green 35, and dark 16 across the opening row, with yellow, red, orange, teal, and repeated green visible behind them.
- Early tray checkpoints include white 10, gray 8, yellow 6, and black 6, followed by white 18, gray 5, teal 2, and orange 5 as lanes turn over.
- Admit the dark/gray groups, then yellow for the knife and trim; wait through the first small remainders before tapping green 35.
- Cycle green 30/35/40 with white and black groups as the crocodile body and chef outline are exposed.
- Give the red 4, teal 6, and orange 12/17/19 groups a lane when they reach the front; they cannot be postponed behind five long groups.
- In the hat phase, let the large white groups drain while preserving capacity for yellow 11, gray, black, and the next orange/green batch.
- Clear the last green/orange body pixels and black/white outline fragments, then confirm an empty frame and empty active row.
Colors in this level:
Green, Bright-green, White, Gray, Black, Yellow, Red, Orange, Teal, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Large green and white nests dominate the middle and can occupy every slot while tiny red, teal, orange, or yellow accents wait at the front.
- Skipping the small red 4 or teal 6 card because it looks trivial, then having no lane when the next layer depends on it.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 663 (quick clues)
- Early tray checkpoints include white 10, gray 8, yellow 6, and black 6, followed by white 18, gray 5, teal 2, and orange 5 as lanes turn over.
- Large green and white nests dominate the middle and can occupy every slot while tiny red, teal, orange, or yellow accents wait at the front.
- The tiny red and teal cards are not harmless: if every lane is occupied by long white and green nests, those small groups cannot enter to expose the next layer.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- An extreme-level card introduces a green crocodile chef wearing a large white hat and holding a knife beside a red-and-black pot/badge. The first row shows white 18, gray 20, bright green 35, and dark gray 16; deeper rows include yellow 14/18, red 4, orange 12/17/19, teal 6, black 26/28, repeated green 30/40, and large white groups.
- Goal
- Open the gray/white outline and yellow knife edge, then drain the layered green crocodile body. The chef hat and black outline remain after much of the body vanishes; the last sparse green/orange/black pixels must clear before the frame is empty.
- Opening
- The observed opener admits dark/black and gray/white groups first, then the yellow nest that can reach the knife/trim. Bright green enters once the exposed crocodile body begins draining. Early tray checkpoints include white 10, gray 8, yellow 6, and black 6, followed by white 18, gray 5, teal 2, and orange 5 as lanes turn over.
- Danger Zone
- Large green and white nests dominate the middle and can occupy every slot while tiny red, teal, orange, or yellow accents wait at the front. Do not load both long white groups plus repeated green groups before a small accent lane has cleared.
- Mechanics
- This extreme board alternates tiny accent groups with very large white/green batches. Late checkpoints show orange 4, white 33, white 11, gray 9, yellow 11, then orange 4, green 10, gray 5, and dark 5; the last picture fragments are green and orange under a mostly white hat outline.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which groups clear the crocodile body on Level 663?
The layered green 30/35/40 cards drain the body after the dark outline and gray/white hat edges open. Stagger them with white groups so accent lanes stay free.
Why do tiny accent cards matter on this board?
Red 4, teal 6, and orange 12 expose the next body or knife layer. If all five slots hold long green/white nests, those small groups cannot enter.