Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 701 Walkthrough
The green-backed yellow animal and blue-clad cook open through magenta 10, teal 8, green 17, and dark-teal 32; preserve a slot for their pale, cyan, and outline fragments.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 701 — Full Solution
- Drain the visible magenta 10, teal 8, green 17, and dark teal 32 checkpoint so the leafy frame and first exposed layers begin to clear.
- Use yellow and orange groups as the green backdrop and brown-orange upper mass recede; wait for a released slot instead of loading every repeated 20 card.
- Bring in pale/white and dark groups for the cook's face and outline while blue/cyan groups clear the collar and lower clothing.
- Follow the yellow companion's small fragments and the cook's pink and blue accents, leaving covered and question-mark entries until their layers are exposed.
- Drain the final green, orange, pink, blue, white, and dark edge pieces, then wait for the empty frame and completion animation.
Colors in this level:
Green, Teal, Dark teal, Yellow, Orange, Red-brown, White, Blue, Cyan, Magenta, Pink, Pale, Dark, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling all five slots with repeated yellow, orange, red-brown, or white background groups while the cook's pale or cyan layer is still covered.
- Reading a changing active counter as a new nest and planning an extra tap from it.
- Stopping when the two large figures shrink while pink, blue, yellow, or dark pixels still remain around the frame.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 701 (quick clues)
- Treat a falling tray value such as 17 as the active nest remainder, not a fresh 17-card tap.
- Let the green and teal background groups release capacity before stacking the repeated yellow or orange queue.
- The yellow animal and blue/cyan cook can survive as separate late targets after the main picture looks sparse.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A leafy green backdrop frames a yellow-orange animal-like figure beside a pale-faced blue/cyan cook. Five slots are available. The first visible active checkpoint is magenta 10, teal 8, green 17, and dark teal 32; the front queue repeats yellow 20 beside orange, red-brown, and white 20 groups, with a covered wooden 2 panel and question-mark cards deeper down.
- Goal
- Clear the green/teal backdrop, then the brown-orange upper layer, yellow companion, blue/cyan cook, pale face, pink accents, and dark outline. Finish only when every colored fragment has left the frame.
- Opening
- Let the magenta 10, teal 8, green 17, and dark teal 32 groups release, then admit yellow 6, orange 10, and yellow 17 as their matching regions open. Larger yellow/green 20 and 40 cards are later queue entries, not automatic opening taps.
- Danger Zone
- Repeated yellow 20, orange 20, red-brown 20, and white 20 entries can occupy all five slots before the cook's pale face or cyan collar is exposed. Covered 2 and question-mark entries should wait for a visible matching layer.
- Mechanics
- Repeated-color queue and layer exposure: the leafy background gives way to two character cleanups, followed by separated yellow, pink, blue, white, green, and dark edge fragments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the useful opening checkpoint on Level 701?
The first visible active tray shows magenta 10, teal 8, green 17, and dark teal 32, with one slot open. The lower 20 cards are queue entries and should be admitted only as their regions expose.
Why is the frame not finished when the animal or cook mostly disappears?
The remaining pink, blue, yellow, green, white, and dark edge fragments still need matching ants. Completion is the empty frame, not merely the loss of the large silhouettes.