Tiny Feast level guide
Tiny Feast Level 28 Walkthrough
Clear the purple grape bunch by opening the two charcoal 30 nests, following the exposed purple 60/50 wave, and then draining the visible green, charcoal, red, white, and late purple groups without guessing at ? tiles.
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How to Solve Tiny Feast Level 28 — Full Solution
- Tap the front-row charcoal 30 in row 1, column 1, then the second charcoal 30 in row 1, column 3.
- When those dark counters release slots, tap purple 60 and the exposed purple 50 nests from the first two queue rows.
- Continue with purple 40 as it reaches the front, then let the five-purple wave drain rather than taking a lower ? tile.
- Use the released slots for green 30, charcoal 30, and muted red 30 from the next visible front row.
- Admit the next green 40 groups and the visible white/charcoal cleanup tiles only when their front positions are exposed.
- When the late queue raises purple 50, tap it after the green and dark groups release; the active row then carries the final purple, green, charcoal, and white fragments.
- Let the visible counters fall through the late purple and green single digits while all ? squares remain literal and unclassified.
- Confirm the grapes, leaf, stem, center, and shine pixels are gone, the five active slots are blank, and the Level Complete transition follows.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Green, Charcoal, Red, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Tapping a lower ? square during the five-purple wave because its position is visible; the video never establishes its color or effect.
- Adding green 30, charcoal 30, or red 30 before a purple slot releases, which fills the five active slots and blocks the next numbered front tile.
Quick Tips for Tiny Feast Level 28 (quick clues)
- Open with both front-row charcoal 30 nests before feeding the purple wave.
- Do not interpret a lower ? square as purple, green, or any other color; wait for a numbered tile to reach the front.
- A nearly empty grape picture can still have purple, white, and charcoal counters active; wait for the final blank row and completion transition.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The picture is a purple grape bunch with a green leaf, brown stem, bright green center, and white shine pixels. The opening queue is charcoal 30, purple 60, charcoal 30 in row 1; purple 50, purple 50, purple 50 in row 2; then green 30, purple 40, muted red 30. Lower rows visibly contain literal ? squares.
- Goal
- Remove the grape fruit and outline, leaf, stem, center, and shine pixels. The picture clears only after the charcoal pair, large purple wave, green/charcoal/red cleanup, late green 40 groups, and final purple/white fragments drain.
- Opening
- Tap charcoal 30 in row 1 column 1 and charcoal 30 in row 1 column 3. After their counters empty, take purple 60, the exposed purple 50 nests, and purple 40 as those positions reach the front row.
- Danger Zone
- The opening purple wave fills all five active slots with visible counters 33, 48, 40, 35, and 47 while green 30, charcoal 30, and red 30 wait at the front. Keep lower ? tiles untouched until a numbered front slot is released.
- Mechanics
- The video visibly shows dark bomb-art nests, automatic purple matching, five active slots, and unknown ? tiles. It does not prove a color, counter, or special effect for any unknown tile, and no HARD/EXTREME banner is visible.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which two nests open Tiny Feast Level 28?
Tap the charcoal 30 nests at row 1, columns 1 and 3, then follow the purple 60 and numbered purple 50 wave.
Can I identify the lower ? tiles from their purple-looking art?
No. The source keeps those squares as ?, so their color, count, and effect must remain unknown in the walkthrough.