Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 736 Walkthrough
A white-clad cook and red-hooded companion begin behind gray and pink nests; preserve five-slot space as their coat, hats, orange accents, and dark outlines peel away.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 736 — Full Solution
- Begin with the exposed gray and pink opener around 24, 33, 31, and 6, allowing the active counters to drain instead of treating each change as a fresh tap.
- Bring in the long white 142 and other visible white or pale groups as slots release to remove the cook's coat and open the central face area.
- Use the later pink, cream, orange, purple, and charcoal groups as the cook's face and hat give way to the red hood and orange band.
- Once the broad white body has collapsed, preserve a vacancy for the small dark, orange, pink, and purple fragments around the hats and lower supports.
- Wait through every detached pixel and outline segment until the framed panel is empty.
Colors in this level:
Gray, Pink, White, Cream, Orange, Red, Purple, Charcoal, Dark
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the repeated pink nests as one interchangeable batch and filling all five slots before the previous group can release.
- Reading a changing active value as a new nest and losing track of which white or gray group is still draining.
- Stopping when the cook or companion is recognizable only as a few hat, hood, orange, or outline fragments.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 736 (quick clues)
- Keep the gray 24, pink 33/31, pink 54, and white 142 groups distinct; a falling tray value is an active remainder, not a new nest.
- Let the white coat and pink hat open before committing every visible pale or dark group, so an orange or red companion layer still has a free slot.
- The board is not finished when the two figures lose their main shapes; the remaining hat, orange, purple, and dark-outline pixels still have to drain.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The framed picture shows a white-clad cook with a tall white-and-pink hat beside a smaller red-hooded, orange-banded companion, with purple lower pieces and dark outlines. Five active slots start empty. The front row shows gray 24, pink 33, pink 31, charcoal 6, and white 142; white 66, pink 54, cream 60, and charcoal 45 are visible behind them.
- Goal
- Clear the broad white coat and pink hat first, then the orange face, red hood, orange band, purple lower pieces, and the dark outline fragments until the framed panel is empty.
- Opening
- The gray and pink front-row cluster works alongside the long white 142 group. As those groups drain, their tray values fall and the queue refreshes; later pale, orange, purple, and charcoal groups become useful for the two figures' exposed layers.
- Danger Zone
- Repeated pink groups 33, 31, and 54 plus the long white 142 can occupy the five slots together. Loading them before a real vacancy can delay the orange face or red-hood layer that becomes exposed next.
- Mechanics
- Repeated-color queue, five-slot pressure, paired-character layer exposure, and a late two-object cleanup from the cook's white silhouette to the companion's red hood and thin outline fragments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do the pink 33, 31, and 54 groups need separate attention?
They are separate queue groups whose active remainders appear at different times. Let each one drain from an available slot instead of assuming one pink nest covers the whole scene.
What is the final target on Level 736?
The target is an empty framed panel. The last hat, red-hood, orange, purple, and dark-outline pixels count even after the two main figures have broken apart.