Tiny Feast level guide
Tiny Feast Level 89 Walkthrough
Tiny Feast Level 89 clears a multicolor volleyball by draining the exposed dark gray 40 and 50 groups, then following pink 35, orange 30, and the later teal, yellow, and blue groups without guessing at question-mark tiles.
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How to Solve Tiny Feast Level 89 — Full Solution
- Confirm the empty five-slot row and the readable front queue orange 30, dark gray 50, light pink 35, and dark gray 40; tap the exposed dark gray 40 first.
- Allow the dark 40 group to peck through 36, 26, 17, and 6, then let the neighboring dark gray 50 drain through its visible 30s and 20s.
- Add light pink 35 and orange 30 when they become frontmost, then follow teal 30, yellow 35, blue 50, teal 20, and blue 50 in the readable queue order.
- Keep the five active slots below capacity during the repeated dark, blue, and teal section, leaving room for the final cyan, white, and dark outline fragments.
- Treat both ? tiles as unknown; do not infer their colors, numbers, or a special mechanic from their purple-looking tile background.
- Continue until the volleyball and every remaining fragment disappear, all five active slots clear, and the dark confetti/logo completion transition is visible.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Dark gray, Light pink, Pink, Teal, Yellow, Blue, Cyan, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Choosing a question-mark tile by guessing its hidden color or number.
- Filling the five active slots with repeated blue or teal groups before the dark opener has made room.
- Stopping when the volleyball silhouette is gone while small cyan, white, or dark outline fragments remain.
Quick Tips for Tiny Feast Level 89 (quick clues)
- Use the exposed dark gray 40 as the opening cue and watch it step through 36, 26, 17, and 6.
- Let the neighboring dark gray 50 drain before adding light pink 35 and orange 30 as the queue advances.
- Keep capacity for repeated yellow, blue, and teal groups; never assign a value or color to a visible ? tile.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The picture is a circular multicolor volleyball with a dark outline and blue/cyan, yellow, orange, white, and pink sections. Five active slots are empty at the opening; the front row shows orange 30, dark gray 50, light pink 35, and dark gray 40. The next row includes a ? tile, teal 30, another ? tile, and orange 60, followed by yellow 35, blue 50, teal 20, and blue 50.
- Goal
- Clear every ball section, outline, and remaining orange, dark gray, pink, teal, yellow, blue, cyan, and white fragment before the confetti completion transition.
- Opening
- The first active peck is the exposed dark gray 40; its displayed counter steps through 36, 26, 17, and 6. The neighboring dark gray 50 then drains through the 30s and 20s, followed by light pink 35 and orange 30 as they become frontmost.
- Danger Zone
- Multiple dark groups and repeated blue/teal groups compete for the five active slots while ? tiles sit behind the first row. Preserve room for yellow 35, blue 50, teal 20, and blue 50, and never guess a hidden ? color or number.
- Mechanics
- Automatic duckling pecks visibly reduce dark gray, orange, pink, teal, yellow, blue, cyan, and white counters. The ? tiles are visible queue elements, but their hidden values and any unlock, key, tool, or connector behavior remain unknown.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the verified Level 89 opening route?
Start with the exposed dark gray 40, let it drain through 36, 26, 17, and 6, then follow dark gray 50, light pink 35, and orange 30 as they become frontmost.
What do the question-mark tiles contain?
The recording shows their question marks but does not reveal their hidden colors, numbers, or a separate special action, so they remain unknown.