Tiny Feast level guide
Tiny Feast Level 79 Walkthrough
Tiny Feast Level 79 clears a chef-and-flame picture by draining dark 49, then tapping orange 25, lavender 22, red-brown 7, and orange 28 while preserving slots for linked-looking and late dark groups.
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How to Solve Tiny Feast Level 79 — Full Solution
- Let active dark gray 49 peck and drain with the other four slots empty.
- Tap orange 25, lavender 22, red-brown 7, and orange 28 in the visible front-row order.
- After each release, use yellow 15, white 46, lavender 18, and later dark or white values only when exposed and frontmost.
- Keep a slot available when the row shows transient black square-like tiles; record them as visible tiles rather than assigning a guessed rule.
- Preserve capacity for the chef's dark outline, hat, flame, sign, and scattered white/orange fragments; do not stop while the large figure remains.
- Wait until the full picture and five slots disappear, then verify the black confetti completion screen.
Colors in this level:
White, Orange, Yellow, Red-brown, Lavender, Dark gray, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the changing green sign number as a move budget or timer.
- Assuming the line between yellow 15 and white 46 is a proven connector action.
- Stopping when the chef remains or when dark and white fragments still occupy the board.
Quick Tips for Tiny Feast Level 79 (quick clues)
- Let dark 49 drain, then tap orange 25, lavender 22, red-brown 7, and orange 28 in the readable front row.
- Re-read for yellow 15, white 46, lavender 18, and later dark or white groups instead of selecting through the lock-looking icon.
- Keep a slot open when black square-like tiles appear; document what is visible without guessing their mechanic.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A chef in a white uniform and tall hat stands beside a yellow-orange flame or cooking pot. A green sign inside the picture reads 500. The first active row has dark gray 49 in slot 1 and four empty slots. The front-row queue begins orange 25, lavender 22, red-brown 7, and orange 28; below it are a lock-looking icon, yellow 15 linked by a visible line to white 46, and lavender 18.
- Goal
- Clear the chef, hat, uniform, flame or pot, green sign, dark outline, and all orange, yellow, red-brown, lavender, white, and dark fragments. The sign visibly falls through values such as 500, 493, 459, 417, 347, 231, 100, 77, 50, and 34 as picture state, not a proven move budget.
- Opening
- Let dark gray 49 drain, then tap orange 25, lavender 22, red-brown 7, and orange 28 in visible front-row order. Use yellow 15, white 46, lavender 18, and later dark/white values only when frontmost.
- Danger Zone
- Around 0:42-0:50, black square-like tiles briefly occupy active slots 4-5 while purple and red groups remain. Later frames replace them with ordinary numbered tiles, but the source does not identify the cause; preserve capacity for late dark and white cleanup.
- Mechanics
- The video visibly combines the embedded green counter, a lock-looking icon, a line-linked yellow 15 and white 46, and transient black square-like tiles. These transitions are recorded descriptively only; no separate lock, connector, or square-tile rule is proven.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Level 79 opening front-row queue?
It begins orange 25, lavender 22, red-brown 7, and orange 28 after the active dark 49 drains.
What do the black square-like tiles do?
They briefly appear in active slots and later are replaced by numbered tiles, but the source does not establish a standalone mechanic.