Tiny Feast level guide
Tiny Feast Level 173 Walkthrough
Tiny Feast Level 173 clears a white triangular glider/sail picture by tapping green 15, magenta 20, cyan 20, and orange 15 first, then rereading the connector-marked queue without inventing a special action.
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How to Solve Tiny Feast Level 173 — Full Solution
- Confirm the white triangular glider/sail-like picture, blue/cyan ribs, purple/yellow top, green lower section, orange-brown base, empty five-slot row, and front-row green 15, magenta 20, cyan 20, and orange 15.
- Tap green 15, magenta 20, cyan 20, and orange 15 in displayed front-row order and let the automatic pecks drain them.
- Reread the exposed row for yellow 15, cyan 8, purple 20, and cyan 6; keep repeated cyan groups distinct and do not assign an action to the connector graphics.
- Follow later dark, blue, white, teal, orange, yellow, green, and magenta groups only when frontmost, including visible blue 15, cyan 25, white 45, cyan 2, and small end groups.
- Preserve a free slot while the white panels, blue ribs, green section, orange-brown base, and dark outline separate; do not promote a lower tile ahead of the front row.
- Clear the target and confirm all five active slots are empty on the aqua board; the video ends before a separate reward card appears.
Colors in this level:
Green, Magenta, Cyan, Orange, Yellow, Purple, Dark gray, Blue, White, Teal, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating a connector or arrow-like queue graphic as a verified button, unlock, swap, or reorder command.
- Merging repeated cyan, white, blue, or purple groups without rereading their queue positions.
- Filling the five slots with lower visible groups while the current front row and dark outline still need capacity.
Quick Tips for Tiny Feast Level 173 (quick clues)
- Start with green 15, magenta 20, cyan 20, and orange 15 from the visible front row.
- Reread for yellow 15, cyan 8, purple 20, and cyan 6; repeated cyan entries are separate groups.
- Leave connector/arrow-like queue graphics unresolved and preserve a slot for the later outline and fragments.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The target is a white triangular glider- or sail-like pixel-art picture with blue/cyan diagonal ribs, a dark outline, a purple and yellow top section, a green lower section, and orange-brown bottom pixels. The first stable board has five empty active slots. The front row shows green 15, magenta 20, cyan 20, and orange 15; the next row shows yellow 15, cyan 8, purple 20, and cyan 6. Lower entries include magenta 15, dark gray 10, teal 10, and blue 15.
- Goal
- Clear the white sail/glider shape, blue/cyan ribs, purple and yellow top, green lower section, orange-brown base, dark outline, and every remaining fragment until the target is gone and all five active slots are empty on the aqua board.
- Opening
- Tap green 15, magenta 20, cyan 20, and orange 15 in front-row order. Reread for yellow 15, cyan 8, purple 20, and cyan 6, then follow later dark, blue, white, teal, orange, yellow, green, and magenta groups only when frontmost.
- Danger Zone
- The five slots become mixed while the white sail and dark outline remain. Connector/arrow-like marks appear between some queue tiles, but their behavior is not established; preserve capacity and do not jump to lower visible groups.
- Mechanics
- Automatic duckling pecks reduce selected color counters while matching pixels disappear. Connector/arrow-like graphics remain unresolved queue visuals, with no verified unlock, swap, or reorder action. The video ends on a cleared aqua board rather than a separate reward card.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Level 173 target picture?
It is a white triangular glider- or sail-like picture with blue/cyan diagonal ribs, a dark outline, a purple/yellow top, a green lower section, and orange-brown bottom pixels.
What do the connector/arrow-like queue marks do?
The game shows the marks between some tiles but does not prove a special action, so their behavior remains unknown.
What completion state is verified?
The target disappears and all five active slots are empty on the aqua board; the video ends without a separate reward card.