Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 718 Walkthrough
Work through the webbed upper-left panel and repeated cyan, red, orange, and purple mosaic layers while saving capacity for the final separators and magenta bar.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 718 — Full Solution
- Begin with blue 12 and brown 20, allowing the first frame layers to expose the upper-left webbed panel and its neighboring rails.
- Follow blue 8, brown 13, red 27, cyan 14, and yellow 4 as the upper mosaic separates from the central frame.
- Drain the repeated purple, orange, white, and cyan panel batches one released slot at a time; identical colors are separate visible motifs.
- Move through the lower section and clear the charcoal dividers and cyan crossbar while leaving capacity for the small corner pieces.
- Finish the isolated cyan/white fragments, orange and purple corners, and the vertical magenta bar, then wait for every slot and the board to clear.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Red, Orange, Purple, White, Yellow, Blue, Brown, Dark, Black, Gray, Magenta, Teal
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating a second purple 40 or white 50 as the active remainder of the first matching tile.
- Filling the slots with hidden-panel colors before the central rails or lower section expose their matching pixels.
- Stopping after the large squares disappear while the crossbar, corner fragments, or magenta bar remains.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 718 (quick clues)
- Use each panel's white internal mark to identify the exposed tile; color and number alone do not establish nest lineage.
- Let the blue 12 and brown 20 opener release before committing repeated purple, orange, or white groups.
- Keep a slot for the final white/cyan corners and the lone vertical magenta bar, then wait for the blank board.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The picture is an eight-panel geometric mosaic. Cyan, red, orange, and purple square motifs with white spiral or corner marks fill two stacked sections, separated by charcoal rails and a bright cyan crossbar. A red nest under a white spider web with a green 10 counter sits over the upper-left panel. The opening active row carries blue 12 and brown 20 with three empty positions; the queue begins white 50, purple 40, purple 36, and red 36.
- Goal
- Clear the dark frame, central separators, cyan crossbar, and each colored square panel in layers. After the main mosaic is gone, small white and cyan pieces, orange or purple corners, and a lone vertical magenta bar remain before the empty-board finish.
- Opening
- Start with blue 12 and brown 20, then follow the first five-color exposure of blue 8, brown 13, red 27, cyan 14, and yellow 4. Later fronts show orange 20, red 36, dark 23, and repeated purple, white, cyan, orange, and yellow groups as the lower section opens.
- Danger Zone
- Repeated purple and orange 40s and white 50s can look interchangeable even though they belong to different visible panels. Clicking the next matching-looking tile before a slot releases can block the central dividers. The webbed red marker is a gated picture element, not an ordinary spare nest.
- Mechanics
- This level is driven by repeated geometric motifs rather than an animal portrait. Upper and lower panels alternate as the charcoal rails and cyan crossbar disappear, so the same color can return as a fresh nest after a different panel has opened.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do identical colors appear several times on this level?
Each colored square motif is a separate nest source. A later purple, orange, or white card may be safe only after its own panel layer has been exposed.
What is the last easy-to-miss piece?
The sparse tail includes small white/cyan and orange/purple fragments plus a lone vertical magenta bar. Completion follows only after those pieces and the moving ants clear.