Tiny Feast level guide
Tiny Feast Level 67 Walkthrough
Tiny Feast Level 67 is a HARD sunset waterscape that starts with blue 25 and white 34, then follows red 35, orange 37, and the long repeated mixed queue while leaving its connectors, tan 3 blocks, counter, and hammer-looking graphics unexplained.
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How to Solve Tiny Feast Level 67 — Full Solution
- Tap blue 25, then white 34 from the linked opening pair and let the automatic pecks begin.
- Use red 35 and orange 37 as they become frontmost, followed by red 54, dark gray 48, and yellow 49.
- Re-read the front row after each peck cycle and add cyan, white, red, orange, and dark gray groups only while the five-slot row has room.
- Continue through the long repeated queue, including dark 55, red 41, dark 20, dark 12, and later small yellow, orange, cyan, blue, and white counters.
- Do not assign an effect to the connector lines, tan 3 blocks, green counter, or hammer-looking graphics because the source does not prove one.
- Wait until the sunset picture and all five active slots are empty, then confirm the Tiny Feast logo completion transition.
Colors in this level:
Red, Blue, White, Orange, Yellow, Dark gray, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling all five active slots early with repeated red, dark gray, orange, yellow, and cyan groups.
- Treating a connector line or tan 3 block as proof of an unlock or forced queue action.
- Stopping when the main sunset scene is sparse while late blue, cyan, white, orange, or dark fragments remain.
Quick Tips for Tiny Feast Level 67 (quick clues)
- Use blue 25, white 34, red 35, and orange 37 as the readable opening route, then follow red 54, dark gray 48, and yellow 49.
- Keep a slot open for the long sequence of repeated red, dark gray, yellow, orange, cyan, blue, and white counters.
- Treat the connectors, tan 3 blocks, green 1770 counter, and hammer-looking graphics as observations only; verify the final empty-board logo transition.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The picture is a sunset-over-water pixel scene with a large orange/yellow sun, red sky border, blue water, and white/cyan sail-or-boat shapes. A green 1770 counter and tan 3 blocks on both sides are visible, and the source labels it HARD Level. Five active slots begin empty. The readable front queue shows red 54, blue 25, white 34, and orange 37; the next row shows yellow 49, dark gray 48, red 35, and dark gray 12, with lower cyan and red groups visible.
- Goal
- Clear the entire red, orange, yellow, white, cyan, blue, and dark gray sunset scene, including the tan 3 blocks and every late fragment, then confirm the empty-board-to-Tiny-Feast-logo completion transition.
- Opening
- Tap blue 25, then white 34 from the linked opening pair. Follow red 35 and orange 37, then red 54, dark gray 48, yellow 49, and the later cyan/white groups as the long queue advances.
- Danger Zone
- Repeated red, dark gray, yellow, orange, blue, cyan, and white groups can occupy all five active slots in this HARD run. Preserve capacity for the visible late dark 55, red 41, dark 20, dark 12, and later small counters; do not infer a rule from connectors or tan 3 blocks.
- Mechanics
- Automatic duckling pecks visibly drain the numbered groups and remove the picture in stages. The source shows a green 1770 counter, tan 3 blocks, colored connector lines, and hammer-looking graphics, but it does not explicitly establish a special rule for any of them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Level 67 marked hard?
The source itself visibly labels the board HARD Level, so the difficulty is taken from the video rather than inferred from the queue.
What do the connectors and tan 3 blocks do?
They are clearly visible, but the recording does not explicitly establish their behavior, so this walkthrough leaves those effects unknown.