Tiny Feast level guide

Tiny Feast Level 150 Walkthrough

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Tiny Feast Level 150 clears a purple-and-pink hood/helmet scene with a green 739 picture counter by draining dark gray 15, pink 20, magenta 12, purple 7, then rereading orange 15, cyan 16, pink 10, yellow 30, purple 24, and orange 15.

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How to Solve Tiny Feast Level 150 — Full Solution

  1. Confirm the purple-pink hood/helmet scene, green 739 display, and opening active groups: dark gray 15, light pink 20, magenta 12, purple 7, with slot 5 empty.
  2. Let the opener drain through automatic pecking, then tap the front row in order: orange 15, cyan 16, pink 10.
  3. Reread the next row and tap yellow 30, purple 24, and orange 15 separately; keep lower dark 10, yellow 40, and cyan 10 for their own queue turns.
  4. Follow later readable groups including white 15, cyan 16, purple 15, and the subsequent cyan, yellow, purple, blue, and orange groups.
  5. Recheck all five slots after each drain, keeping repeated pink and purple entries separate and using the falling green counter only as a visual progress cue.
  6. Continue until the hood/helmet, platform, figure, blue bar, counter display, and all fragments clear, then verify the empty row and confetti/reward Continue transition.

Colors in this level:

Purple, Pink, Magenta, Yellow, Orange, White, Gray, Blue, Cyan, Green, Brown, Red, Dark gray

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Filling the fifth slot before an opening active counter has drained, leaving no room for the next readable group.
  • Merging repeated pink, purple, cyan, or yellow entries because their colors match.
  • Treating the green 739/42 picture counter as a separate move or bonus instruction, or stopping before the final reward transition.
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Quick Tips for Tiny Feast Level 150 (quick clues)

  • Start with the active dark gray 15, light pink 20, magenta 12, and purple 7 groups, leaving slot 5 available.
  • Reread the queue in order: orange 15, cyan 16, pink 10, then yellow 30, purple 24, and orange 15.
  • Keep repeated pink and purple positions separate, watch the five-slot row, and treat the green counter as picture evidence rather than a move instruction.
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Layout
The picture is a purple-and-pink hood or helmet silhouette over a yellow/orange platform, with a white, pink, and gray figure beneath a blue vertical bar. A green 739 counter is displayed across the picture. The opening active row is dark gray 15, light pink 20, magenta 12, purple 7, with slot 5 empty; the first queue row is orange 15, cyan 16, pink 10.
Goal
Clear the hood/helmet silhouette, yellow/orange platform, blue bar, white-pink-gray figure, green counter display, and every remaining fragment until the active row empties and the confetti/reward Continue state appears.
Opening
Drain the four visible active groups, then reread orange 15, cyan 16, and pink 10 from the front row. The next clear row is yellow 30, purple 24, orange 15, followed by lower dark 10, yellow 40, and cyan 10. Later frames expose white 15, cyan 16, purple 15, and further cyan/yellow/purple/blue/orange groups.
Danger Zone
Four of five slots are occupied at the opening, while pink, purple, cyan, and yellow groups recur with new counters. Equal colors from different positions remain separate groups; the green 739 display is an observed picture counter, not a confirmed bonus or tap rule.
Mechanics
Automatic pecking reduces the active numbers as the hood/helmet picture is dismantled. The green picture counter visibly falls from 739 and reaches 42 near the late sequence. The source does not establish an additional special-icon action.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the Level 150 target picture?

    It is a purple-and-pink hood or helmet silhouette over a yellow/orange platform, with a white, pink, and gray figure beneath a blue vertical bar and a green counter display.

  • What does the green 739 counter do?

    Its visible number falls during the picture-clearing sequence—from 739 at the opening to 42 in a late frame—but the video does not establish a separate tap or bonus rule for it.

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