Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 709 Walkthrough
Start with the right-hand green 25 and orange 40 on the red-headed bird holding a blue egg, then preserve slot space for the bird, basket, halo, tail, and final border layers.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 709 — Full Solution
- Tap the right-hand green 25 first and let its 20/15/10/5/1 remainder remove the outer green corners and lower teal/green edge.
- Add orange 40 next; its 39/34/29/24 tray values are one active nest while the orange halo and surrounding frame begin to clear.
- Follow the exposed cream, purple, cyan, and dark groups around the bird outline and basket, waiting for green and orange lanes to free instead of loading every green card.
- Use blue/cyan groups for the egg or gem and teal groups for the basket and tail; use pale, red, and dark groups for the belly, head outline, beak, and small accents.
- When the bird body has mostly vanished, continue through the yellow/orange halo and right teal tail/edge, which remain after the central picture looks finished.
- Wait through the final yellow, orange, teal, pale, and dark ants until the panel is empty, then allow the Level 709 completion animation.
Colors in this level:
Green, Orange, Yellow, Teal, Purple, Cyan, Blue, Cream, Pale, Red, Dark, Black, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the repeated green cards as interchangeable fresh taps while the first green and orange groups still occupy active slots.
- Filling the tray with cream or purple before the cyan/blue egg region and pale bird layers are visible.
- Leaving when the bird disappears even though the yellow halo or right teal border still contains pixels.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 709 (quick clues)
- Use the right-hand green 25 as the opener, then orange 40; wait for their active counters to drain before adding the next repeated green.
- Green 20 to 15 to 10 to 5 to 1 is one active remainder, not five green nests.
- Keep a slot for cyan/blue and pale groups when the bird and blue egg layers become exposed.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A red-headed duck/parrot-like bird holds a bright blue egg or gem in a woven basket against a yellow/orange circular background. Green corners, a teal tail and lower border, purple shading, pale belly pixels, and dark outlines surround it. Five active slots start empty. The front row shows cream 30, purple 25, green 24, and green 25; the next row includes green 25, cyan 25, orange 40, and red 25.
- Goal
- Clear the green outer frame and teal edge, then the orange/yellow halo, bird, egg, basket, and tail. Late yellow/orange arc and right teal edge fragments must also drain before the frame is empty.
- Opening
- The video first taps the right-hand green 25. Its active remainder falls 20, 15, 10, 5, and 1 while green ants remove the exposed corners and lower edge; orange 40 follows and begins at an active remainder of 39.
- Danger Zone
- Several green nests sit close together, and cream 30 and purple 25 are tempting front-row choices. Loading those repeats before the first green and orange lanes free can block the cyan/blue egg and pale bird groups.
- Mechanics
- Repeated-color queue, layer exposure, five-slot pressure, and long late-fragment cleanup: the central bird clears well before the halo, tail, and border pixels.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first nest in Level 709?
The video taps the right-hand green 25 from the opening row. Its count drops through 20, 15, 10, 5, and 1 before that active group finishes.
Why does the board continue after the bird is almost gone?
The yellow/orange halo, teal tail, and edge/border fragments are separate exposed layers. Keep selecting their matching fresh nests and wait for the empty frame.