Tiny Feast level guide
Tiny Feast Level 102 Walkthrough
Tiny Feast Level 102 clears a crowned king holding a yellow trident by draining dark gray 60 into blue 40 and orange 20, then rereading the cyan, white, beige, yellow, and red groups around the blue robe, checkered panel, and wooden 3 plaque.
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How to Solve Tiny Feast Level 102 — Full Solution
- Confirm the crowned king, yellow trident, blue robe, checkered panel, wooden 3 plaque, and first readable front row: dark gray 60, blue 40, and orange 20.
- Follow the filmed opening order—dark gray 60, blue 40, then orange 20—and let the dark group drain before rereading the red 2, blue 40, and yellow 20 row.
- Reread the stable active row as yellow 11, orange 7, red 2, and blue 33, leaving the fifth slot available for the next exposed group.
- Continue with cyan 25 groups, white 10/15, beige 30, and repeated yellow groups, rereading after each automatic drain instead of merging positions.
- Leave the purple/yellow hammer-shaped lower icons unexplained unless an ordinary numbered nest is exposed; the video proves no separate tool activation.
- Continue until the crown, trident, face, robe, plaque, and last pixels vanish, then verify the five empty active slots and empty-board ending.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Orange, Red, Blue, Cyan, Beige, White, Purple, Dark gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating a hammer-shaped lower icon as a proven shortcut or ordinary known number.
- Merging repeated blue, cyan, yellow, or beige groups without checking their queue positions.
- Stopping when the king's face clears while the crown, trident, robe, or plaque remains.
Quick Tips for Tiny Feast Level 102 (quick clues)
- Begin with dark gray 60, blue 40, and orange 20, then reread the newly exposed red 2, blue 40, and yellow 20 row.
- Keep yellow 11, orange 7, red 2, blue 33, and later cyan/yellow groups tied to their current queue positions.
- Do not tap a lower hammer-shaped icon expecting a shortcut; its separate rule is not established by this video.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The target is a pixel-art crowned king holding a yellow trident/scepter, with a white beard, blue clothing, yellow crown, blue checkered panel, and wooden 3 plaque. The stable active row shows yellow 11, orange 7, red 2, blue 33, and an empty slot; the front row shows blue 40, cyan 25, cyan 25, followed by beige 30, white 10, and yellow 20. Lower rows visibly contain purple/yellow hammer-shaped tool icons.
- Goal
- Clear the crown, yellow trident, beard, face, blue robe, checkered panel, wooden 3 plaque, and all remaining king pixels until the board and all five active slots are empty.
- Opening
- Follow the first readable dark gray 60, blue 40, and orange 20 sequence, then reread the exposed red 2, blue 40, and yellow 20 row. The stable opener is yellow 11, orange 7, red 2, and blue 33; later cyan 25, white, beige, and repeated yellow groups are separate entries.
- Danger Zone
- Repeated blue, cyan, yellow, and beige groups crowd the five active slots. Preserve a slot and reread after each dark or blue drain; the lower hammer-shaped icons are visible but their shortcut or activation rule is not proved.
- Mechanics
- Selecting numbered nests triggers automatic duckling pecks that reduce matching color counters while king pixels disappear. Hammer-shaped purple/yellow icons are observed lower-row tiles, but the source establishes no independent tool action.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Level 102 target picture?
It is a crowned king holding a yellow trident, with a white beard, blue clothing, a checkered panel, and a wooden 3 plaque.
What do the lower hammer-shaped icons do?
The icons are visibly present, but this source does not establish an independent activation, shortcut, or hidden transition for them.