Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 670 Walkthrough
Drain the opening pale and dark structure colors, alternate purple room groups with orange/beige/red portrait groups, and keep enough space for the white-horned face and tiny cyan/yellow tail.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 670 — Full Solution
- Run white 3, gray 2, and dark 15 against the visible hand, room structure, and outlines while one tray is still free.
- Admit orange 34, dark 40, pink 31, and beige 30 in released lanes to open the lower portrait and right-side furnishing.
- Continue through dark 33, red 16, gray 3, orange 17, and red 20 as the purple room begins to collapse.
- Stagger yellow, purple, pink, brown, and white groups; do not let several buried room colors block the hand and face cleanup.
- At the yellow 17, red 20, orange 27/10, dark 39 checkpoint, wait for the matching visible regions before adding another nest.
- Clear the remaining pale horned head with cyan, gray, yellow, dark, and purple tail groups, then confirm the completely empty frame.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Cyan, White, Gray, Dark, Red, Orange, Beige, Pink, Yellow, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- The broad purple architecture encourages loading several purple/pink nests, but the pale hand, beige right block, and dark/yellow face need lanes before the room is fully gone.
- Spending every lane on purple room groups while the red face and yellow jewelry wait behind exposed pixels.
- Treating the horned head as the final fragment when small cyan, gray, and dark outline pieces still occupy the upper corners.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 670 (quick clues)
- Let white 3, gray 2, and dark 15 attack the exposed hand, structure, and outline.
- Preserve capacity when the tray reads yellow 17, red 20, orange 27/10, and dark 39 together.
- The room is only the first layer; keep lanes for pale, red, yellow, and dark portrait colors because the horned face survives after most purple architecture is gone.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The framed art shows a horned red-faced figure in a purple architectural room, with a pale raised hand on the left, cyan trim, yellow jewelry, white horns, and a beige block/table on the right. The first active checkpoint reads white 3, gray 2, one empty lane, and dark 15. The queue opens with orange 34, dark 40, pink 31, and beige 30, followed by yellow, purple, red, brown, white, and gray groups
- Goal
- Strip the purple room and cyan trim, then clear the raised hand, beige furnishing, red/yellow face, white horns, and dark outline. The body and room disappear before the skull-like pale head; small purple, cyan, gray, yellow, and dark remnants finish the run.
- Opening
- Let white 3, gray 2, and dark 15 attack the exposed hand, structure, and outline. Feed orange 34, dark 40, pink 31, and beige 30 as those lower and side regions open. Mid-run active rows include dark 33, red 16, gray 3, orange 17, red 20, then yellow/pink/purple families.
- Danger Zone
- The broad purple architecture encourages loading several purple/pink nests, but the pale hand, beige right block, and dark/yellow face need lanes before the room is fully gone. Preserve capacity when the tray reads yellow 17, red 20, orange 27/10, and dark 39 together.
- Mechanics
- This is a layered portrait inside a room: architectural purple and cyan edges clear around the character, then the pale horned face becomes the dominant late object. The final tray changes to small cyan, dark, pale, gray, and purple remainders after the torso has vanished.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which layer disappears first on Level 670?
The purple room and cyan trim clear before the portrait. The body follows, leaving the pale horned head as the dominant late object.
Why is lane pressure high around the yellow/red/dark checkpoint?
Yellow 17, red 20, orange 27/10, and dark 39 are all active at once. Adding a buried purple or pink nest leaves no room for the next exposed face color.