What are the opening groups on Level 779?

Blue 15, white 15, yellow 5, and cyan 35, followed by yellow 10, brown 4, cyan 15, and yellow 10.

Are red 15, yellow 10, and red 23 fresh nests?

They are active tray remainders visible after the first queue groups feed into the board. Let them drain before adding another fresh matching group.

No. The outer frame continues to release cyan, white, yellow, red, and pale fragments until the final empty frame.

Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide

expert 10 colors

Start blue 15, white 15, yellow 5, and cyan 35, then collapse the cyan-blue frame inward to the red-yellow emblem and its late fragments.

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Begin with fresh blue 15, white 15, yellow 5, and cyan 35 groups from the opening queue.
Clear the first cyan/blue/white diagonal bands while active red 15, yellow 10, and red 23 groups drain.
Follow the yellow 11/24 and red 9/11 remainders into the next frame layer, keeping fresh queue entries separate from occupied-tray counts.
Continue inward until the red-yellow emblem is exposed; do not stop when the middle becomes open.
Manage cyan 5, blue 21, white 1, red 38, and yellow 13 as occupied lanes, leaving space for late red and yellow fragments.
Finish the small cyan, white, yellow, red, and pale pieces around the emblem, then wait for the empty settlement frame.

Colors in this level:

Blue, White, Yellow, Cyan, Red, Brown, Pale-pink, Dark, Pink, Magenta

Adding a fresh red or yellow group while an active remainder of that color still occupies a tray.
Stopping when the center opens while the symmetric outer bands continue releasing pieces.
Using the last free tray before the cyan and white frame remainders have cleared.

Start fresh blue 15, white 15, yellow 5, and cyan 35 groups.
Let active red 15, yellow 10, and red 23 remainders drain before taking another fresh red or yellow group.
During the five-tray phase, reserve capacity around cyan 5, blue 21, white 1, red 38, and yellow 13.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A red-and-yellow central emblem sits inside mirrored cyan, blue, white, and pale-pink diagonal and corner bands. All five tray positions start empty. The opening queue shows blue 15, white 15, yellow 5, and cyan 35, followed by yellow 10, brown 4, cyan 15, and yellow 10.
Goal: Clear the cyan/blue/white/pale-pink perimeter and diagonal bands first, then expose the red-yellow emblem and its small inner accents. The end state is a scattered yellow, red, cyan, and pale tail before the empty frame.
Opening: Start fresh blue 15, white 15, yellow 5, and cyan 35 groups. Active trays later show red 15, yellow 10, and red 23, followed by yellow 11, yellow 24, red 9, and red 11; these are occupied-tray remainders, not fresh nests.
Danger Zone: The outer frame releases pieces after the center opens. A tight row reaches cyan 5, blue 21, white 1, red 38, and yellow 13, filling all five trays while the emblem remains active. Keep an open lane until an active remainder clears.
Mechanics: This is a symmetric frame-to-emblem reveal. Cyan and blue diagonals disappear in sections, then the red-yellow center and white/cyan accents remain. The open center is only a transition; every late red, yellow, cyan, and white piece must drain.

What are the opening groups on Level 779?
Blue 15, white 15, yellow 5, and cyan 35, followed by yellow 10, brown 4, cyan 15, and yellow 10.
Are red 15, yellow 10, and red 23 fresh nests?
They are active tray remainders visible after the first queue groups feed into the board. Let them drain before adding another fresh matching group.
Is the open center the finish?
No. The outer frame continues to release cyan, white, yellow, red, and pale fragments until the final empty frame.