Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 667 Walkthrough
Let magenta 10, gray 27, cyan 22, and white 1 work on the exposed sky, dish edge, and structure.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 667 — Full Solution
- Run magenta 10, gray 27, cyan 22, and white 1 against the exposed sky, dish rim, and stand.
- Observed later rows include gray 30, red 8, cyan 1, white 10, and purple 37.
- Use the fifth lane for purple 28 or orange 30, then admit green 31 and brown 33 as the lower scene becomes reachable.
- Cycle the next gray, red, cyan, white, and purple groups without preloading the large 50 cards whose colors are still covered.
- When the magenta background collapses, prioritize gray/dark structure, orange building pixels, and cyan dish edging rather than another broad sky group.
- Follow the late small remainders—yellow 5, purple 2, dark 3, gray 29—and then the next white/cyan/orange cleanup groups.
- Wait for the last cyan-and-white dish fragment to vanish and confirm all five trays are blank.
Colors in this level:
Magenta, White, Cyan, Gray, Purple, Orange, Green, Brown, Red, Yellow, Dark
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Several 50-size magenta/white cards sit behind the smaller terrain groups.
- Preloading a large 50-count sky card while the orange building or green ground group is next in the exposed queue.
- Treating the landscape collapse as the finish when the white dish bowl and cyan rim still need a separate drain phase.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 667 (quick clues)
- Let magenta 10, gray 27, cyan 22, and white 1 work on the exposed sky, dish edge, and structure; never count the crossed fifth tray.
- Keep a lane free when the tray shows yellow 5, purple 2, dark 3, and gray 29 around the shrinking dish.
- Do not mistake the disappearing landscape for the finish: the dish bowl and cyan rim form a separate late layer that needs open tray capacity.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The picture is a white satellite dish over an orange building, green ground, purple rocks, and a bright magenta sky crossed by cyan/white signal streaks. The first active checkpoint shows magenta 10, gray 27, cyan 22, and white 1, leaving one lane open. The next row starts purple 28, orange 30, green 31, and brown 33, with large magenta, white, cyan, dark, and orange groups deeper down.
- Goal
- Strip the magenta sky and lower terrain first, then clear the dish's white bowl, cyan rim, gray stand, and the small orange building. The cyan-and-white upper dish survives after most of the landscape vanishes and must drain before the empty-frame cue.
- Opening
- Let magenta 10, gray 27, cyan 22, and white 1 work on the exposed sky, dish edge, and structure. Use the spare lane for the newly useful purple or orange group, then admit green 31 and brown 33 when the ground/building regions open. Observed later rows include gray 30, red 8, cyan 1, white 10, and purple 37.
- Danger Zone
- Several 50-size magenta/white cards sit behind the smaller terrain groups. Bringing a large buried color in too early can hold a lane while the orange building or green ground needs entry. Keep a lane free when the tray shows yellow 5, purple 2, dark 3, and gray 29 around the shrinking dish.
- Mechanics
- This board changes from a broad magenta-sky clear to a precise white/cyan dish cleanup. The final checkpoints show tiny yellow, cyan, dark, purple, and orange remainders while the white dish is still visible, then an isolated cyan-and-white fragment before the board empties.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Level 667 a four-slot or five-slot board?
Four usable trays only. The crossed fifth position stays locked the entire run.
What remains after the magenta sky disappears?
The white dish bowl and cyan rim form a separate late layer. Small yellow, dark, purple, and orange remainders also linger around the shrinking dish.