What does the large number over the picture mean?

It is the remaining-picture counter shown by the video, not a move limit. The solve continues while the figure and detached outline pieces drain.

Which active values belong to the opening route?

Teal 20 falls through 15/9/4, cyan 30 follows at 25/20/15, and the later 22/10/14/24 row is active remainder after new pale and dark groups enter.

Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide

expert 12 colors

Drain teal 20 and cyan 30 first, add pale and dark through real vacancies, then peel the background away from the purple figure.

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Start fresh teal 20 and follow its 15/9/4 active remainder until that opening lane clears.
Add cyan 30 next and let its 25/20/15 remainder drain while the cyan sky and lower scene open.
Bring in pale 25 and then the dark/gray group only when a vacancy appears; 22/10/14/24 is live remainder, not a fresh layout.
Clear the broad cyan, teal, green, and pale platform regions while keeping a lane for purple 10, white 25, and the next dark/blue groups.
Switch from the background to the purple clothing, red cap, white side shapes, dark outlines, and orange/yellow accents as the image contracts.
Wait through scattered final outline and color pieces, then verify the picture is an empty frame and every tray is blank.

Colors in this level:

Teal, Cyan, Pale, White, Dark, Purple, Blue, Green, Red, Orange, Yellow, Gray

Reading the large picture counter as a move limit or completion signal.
Stacking repeated pale, dark, cyan, and teal groups before preserving access for the purple figure and orange/yellow details.
Treating the covered purple and dark cards as known immediate choices rather than waiting for them to be exposed.

Start teal 20 and follow its 15/9/4 remainder, then bring in cyan 30 and pale 25 through vacancies.
The 22/10/14/24 row is active-tray remainder after the opening route, not a fresh set of four nests.
The picture counter is not a move limit; wait for the sparse figure and edge fragments to clear all five trays.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A purple-clad central figure with a red cap and orange/yellow details sits in a cyan-and-green outdoor scene, flanked by white bird-like shapes and a pale lower platform. Five trays start empty. Fresh cards begin teal 20, pale 25, cyan 30, and pale 25; purple 10, dark 25, white 25, and purple 10 follow.
Goal: Clear the cyan/teal and green background, pale platform, dark outlines, purple clothing, red cap, and orange/yellow details until the framed scene is empty.
Opening: Teal 20 drains through 15, 9, and 4, then cyan 30 is shown at 25/20/15. Pale 25 and a dark/gray group join next; the visible 22/10/14/24 checkpoint is active remainder, not four untouched front cards.
Danger Zone: Repeated pale, dark, cyan, and teal groups can crowd every tray while the purple figure and yellow/orange details need access. Treat covered lower cards as future reveals, not an immediate color plan.
Mechanics: A large remaining-picture counter accompanies broad background waves, then the board contracts to figure, platform, and outline fragments. The final detached pieces must drain before the empty frame appears.

What does the large number over the picture mean?
It is the remaining-picture counter shown by the video, not a move limit. The solve continues while the figure and detached outline pieces drain.
Which active values belong to the opening route?
Teal 20 falls through 15/9/4, cyan 30 follows at 25/20/15, and the later 22/10/14/24 row is active remainder after new pale and dark groups enter.