Tiny Feast level guide
Tiny Feast Level 115 Walkthrough
Tiny Feast Level 115 clears a green circuit-board panel with a 500 chip counter by opening dark gray 30, rereading into orange 10/4, red 15, and green 35, preserving purple ? values as unknown, and continuing after chip zero to the reward panel.
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How to Solve Tiny Feast Level 115 — Full Solution
- Confirm the red/orange-framed green circuit board, chip display 500, orange components, question-mark component, empty active row, and opener yellow 33, dark gray 30, yellow 30, dark teal 33.
- Tap dark gray 30, let its active value reduce, and reread rather than filling a slot from a lower ?.
- When the formerly purple position visibly displays orange 10, follow its active 10-to-4 reduction, then take later red 15 and green 35 groups in their front-row positions.
- Keep every remaining purple ? unknown; use only the normal color/number shown after a tile visibly changes.
- Continue matching yellow, dark gray, teal, red, purple, green, orange, white, and blue/cyan groups while the chip falls from 500 to zero and the picture becomes a brown-center strip.
- Clear the final strip and verify Level Complete! Level 115, 40 coins, x2 Coins, and Continue.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Dark gray, Dark teal, Red, Purple, Green, Orange, White, Blue, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Guessing a hidden value or reveal trigger for a purple ? tile.
- Stopping when the chip reaches zero while the brown-center board strip or contact pins remain.
- Treating equal-looking yellow, dark, or teal entries as one group instead of rereading each queue position.
Quick Tips for Tiny Feast Level 115 (quick clues)
- Start with dark gray 30 and reread before using a lower question-mark tile.
- Record only the orange, red, green, or other number/color visibly exposed by the queue.
- Treat chip zero as an intermediate state and continue until the explicit reward panel.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The picture is a green pixel-art electronic circuit-board/arcade panel in a red/orange frame. A black microchip at left displays green 500; orange components sit at upper right; green traces cross the board; a black/white right component contains purple question-mark squares; yellow/orange contact pins line the bottom. The empty active row is followed by yellow 33, dark gray 30, yellow 30, dark teal 33, then red 40, purple ?, purple ?, and green 35.
- Goal
- Clear the chip display, frame, traces, orange components, right-side question-mark component, contact pins, and remaining board strip. After the chip reaches zero, clear the brown-center strip and verify Level Complete! Level 115 with 40 coins, x2 Coins, and Continue.
- Opening
- Tap dark gray 30 first and reread as it drains. A previously purple ? position visibly displays orange 10, then the active orange count falls through 4; later rereads expose red 15 and green 35. The trigger for the ? to orange 10 change is unproven, so keep the initial yellow 33, yellow 30, dark-teal 33, and remaining ? positions distinct.
- Danger Zone
- Many purple ? tiles remain while the chip counter is high and the five active slots fill. Some hidden positions later become ordinary readable tiles, but the video does not prove the reveal trigger. Chip zero is also intermediate: the brown-center board strip still needs clearing.
- Mechanics
- Automatic matching pecks reduce the circuit-board pixels and chip counter. Purple ? tiles are observed, and later exposed positions can show normal numbers/colors, but their reveal rule is unknown. The chip visibly falls from 500 to zero, then its center becomes brown/empty while the remaining strip clears.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Level 115 target picture?
It is a green electronic circuit-board/arcade panel in a red/orange frame with a black chip displaying 500, orange components, green traces, and question-mark components.
What do the purple question-mark tiles reveal?
The recording later shows readable normal tiles in exposed positions, but it does not prove the trigger or hidden value of any question mark.