Tiny Feast level guide
Tiny Feast Level 109 Walkthrough
Tiny Feast Level 109 clears a yellow-orange mask-like face with a red 50 center and twin purple ? columns by draining yellow 20, dark gray 20, white 15, red 20, yellow 30, and later small groups without inferring behavior for the side question marks.
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How to Solve Tiny Feast Level 109 — Full Solution
- Confirm the yellow/orange mask-like face, white eye-like pixels, red 50 center, purple ? side columns, and empty five-slot row.
- Add the front yellow 20 and dark gray 20 groups, then reread while the dark counter drains through 19, 10, and 14.
- Work the exposed white 15, red 20, and white 15 groups in their current queue positions.
- Follow lower yellow 30, white 25, yellow 30, and later small white, yellow, red, and dark groups as they become frontmost.
- Keep the twin purple ? columns unknown and preserve an active slot for the remaining red center and mask edges.
- Continue until the mask, center, side columns, and all fragments clear, the active row empties, and the dark Tiny Feast confetti/logo transition appears.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Orange, Red, Dark gray, White, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Combining the two visible white 15 entries because their colors and numbers match.
- Filling all five active slots with repeated yellow, red, and dark groups before rereading the front row.
- Guessing a hidden value or special action for either purple ? side column.
Quick Tips for Tiny Feast Level 109 (quick clues)
- Add the front yellow 20 and dark gray 20, then reread through dark gray 19, 10, and 14 before taking the next visible row.
- Keep the two white 15 entries, red 20 entries, and yellow 30 entries tied to their separate queue positions.
- Leave the twin purple ? columns unknown and continue clearing the mask edges after the red center starts to disappear.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The picture is a large yellow/orange mask-like face with a black outline, white eye-like pixels, and a red central panel marked 50. Twin vertical purple columns marked ? sit on the left and right and are joined by purple side bars. The yellow top counter reads 70 at the opening and falls during the run. The first readable active row is empty; the front row shows yellow 20, red 20, and dark gray 20. The next row shows dark gray 20, white 15, and white 15, with deeper white 15, yellow 25, and yellow 30.
- Goal
- Clear the mask-like face, red 50 center, side columns, and all remaining yellow/orange, red, dark, and white fragments until the active row empties and the dark Tiny Feast confetti/logo completion transition appears.
- Opening
- The opening read adds front yellow 20 and dark gray 20 groups; after the reread the dark group visibly drains through 19, then 10/14. The front row then reads white 15, red 20, and white 15, while lower rows show yellow 30, white 25, and yellow 30.
- Danger Zone
- The five active slots become crowded with repeated white 15, red 20, yellow 30, and dark gray groups. The twin purple ? columns remain beside the mask and their hidden values are not established.
- Mechanics
- Automatic duckling pecks lower visible counters while the mask pixels and red center disappear. The yellow top counter falls from 70 and the red/yellow center labels descend from 50; no connector, key, or tool behavior is proven for the purple ? columns.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Level 109 target picture?
It is a yellow/orange mask-like face with white eye-like pixels, a red 50 center, and twin purple question-mark columns joined by purple side bars.
What happens to the numbered picture counters?
The yellow top counter falls from 70 and the red/yellow center labels descend from 50 while duckling pecks clear the picture.