Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 770 Walkthrough
Clear the yellow target badge and repeated green groups around the hooded character while preserving a vacancy for the cyan, white, dark, red, and teal fragments at the arch's end.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 770 — Full Solution
- Begin with yellow 20 and green 50 and use their exposed outer pixels while the target badge marked 10 remains visible.
- As lanes release, follow cyan 16, green 57, cyan 1, and green 50; keep the cyan 1 attached to its active nest when it is a remainder.
- When the row reaches green 31, green 46, yellow 2, green 25, and green 28, preserve a vacancy while the target and upper border still occupy pixels.
- After the badge and broad background begin to clear, use the red 18, white 19, and green 5 checkpoint, then admit dark 30 and cyan/teal fragments as their regions expose.
- Near the final arch, account for orange 3, dark 11, red 8, and green 8 while keeping capacity for green 50, red 30, cyan 40, yellow 30, and purple 20 queue entries.
- Finish the cyan 5, green 29, dark 3, red 1, yellow 14, and teal 50 fragments; wait until the arch and lower edge are gone and the frame is empty.
Colors in this level:
Green, Yellow, Cyan, Red, White, Dark, Teal, Orange, Purple, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Loading every large green nest because the green body is the largest visible region.
- Treating the target badge as already cleared when only its surrounding pixels have disappeared.
- Stopping at the green arch while cyan, dark, red, yellow, or teal edge fragments still occupy active lanes.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 770 (quick clues)
- Use the visible target badge marked 10 as the early landmark, not the size of the green region alone.
- A green 57 or 50 changing to a smaller count is an active remainder; a fresh green nest enters only through a released slot.
- Keep one lane for the non-green tail so cyan, dark, red, and teal fragments can drain after the arch is exposed.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A large green hooded or garment-like character has a round yellow face or medallion at upper right, red outline pixels, and cyan, yellow, white, dark, and teal surroundings. A yellow target/web badge marked 10 sits at lower left. The opening row contains yellow 20 and green 50 with three empty lanes; the queue begins cyan 16, green 57, cyan 1, and green 50.
- Goal
- Remove the target badge and cyan-yellow-white surroundings, then clear the green body and arch plus the final teal, yellow, dark, red, and green edge pixels until the frame is empty.
- Opening
- Start with yellow 20 and green 50, then admit cyan 16, green 57, cyan 1, and green 50 as vacancies appear. Green 57, 50, 46, 31, 28, and 25 are checkpoints from several active groups, not one fresh nest.
- Danger Zone
- The row can fill with green 31, green 46, yellow 2, green 25, and green 28 while the target and upper border remain visible. Loading every large green group can block the cyan, white, dark, and red tail.
- Mechanics
- The yellow 10 target badge is a distinct visual obstacle inside a repeated-green board. The level transitions from badge and border cleanup to the green arch, then to a small teal, yellow, red, dark, and green tail.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the yellow 10 badge on Level 770?
It is a distinct target or obstacle layer at the lower-left of the picture. Use it as a visual progress landmark while the surrounding colors and green body drain.
Why should a slot stay open when so much green is visible?
Several green groups overlap the same broad body, but the late tail still needs cyan, dark, red, yellow, and teal capacity. A full row of green groups can delay those exposed fragments.