Colony Flow Colony Flow! level guide
Colony Flow! Level 150 Walkthrough
Clear the large background frame before tackling the layered cat portrait. Deploy light blue boxes to strip the sky borders, then carefully peel away black outlines, white accents, and orange coat layers without clogging the slots.
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How to beat Colony Flow! Level 150 — full solution
- Tap the Light Blue 40, Light Blue 47, Light Blue 25, and Light Blue 50 boxes across the front row of the stack. Their ants clear the outer rim of the light blue background grid, freeing the upper rows of the stack.
- Tap the Light Blue 40, Light Blue 50, and Light Blue 20 boxes exposed in the second row, followed by the Light Blue 45 and Light Blue 30 boxes behind them. These finish stripping the bulk of the background perimeter.
- Tap the White and Black boxes uncovered in the front row to strip the exterior border blocks and lower white paws of the cat. By now the background light blue blocks are exhausted and Black 1 and White 1 complete their counts in the slots.
- Tap the Black 36 box (front row, far left) and Black 30 (front row, second column). They target the dark outline running along the cat's arched back and curled tail, opening direct access to the interior orange and yellow fur.
- Tap the Pink 10 and Pink 19 boxes alongside the Yellow 31 box. Their ants strip the pink decorative flowers, inner ear highlights, and the underbelly yellow patches, opening slots 1 through 3.
- Tap the Orange 30, Orange 44, and Brown 4 boxes into the slots. The ants carry away the orange tail stripes and forehead shading, leaving White 28 and Pink 20 to clear the remaining front paw blocks.
- Tap the Yellow 30, Light Blue 35, and Black 40 boxes as they reach the front row. The ants collect the remaining inner tail patches and the top border highlights, leaving only isolated yellow and orange patches.
- Tap the final Yellow 35 and Orange 5 boxes from the stack. They gather the last cluster of blocks from the upper edge of the tail to clear the board.
On this board:
Light BluePinkBlackWhitePurpleOrangeYellowBrown
Moves that cost you the level
- Tapping Purple 55 or Pink 30 while the light blue background is still intact → purple and pink blocks are buried deep inside the cat's details, locking the boxes in the slots.
- Tapping Black 45 before clearing the surrounding orange and yellow fur → black outline blocks become inaccessible early on and choke the available slots.
Quick tips for Level 150
- Prioritise the abundant light blue boxes first; the background frame must be entirely cleared to expose the outer contours of the cat.
- Do not summon purple or dark pink boxes until the outer coat of orange and yellow has receded enough to expose inner decorative blocks.
Board breakdown5 notes
- Layout
- The picture depicts a sleeping orange cat with its tail curled overhead, framed against a square light blue background. Below the nest sits a 5-slot queue and a 4-column stack of ant boxes.
- Goal
- Clear all pixel blocks of the cat portrait and surrounding frame across eight distinct colours using all boxes in the stack.
- Opening
- Deploy the four front-row light blue boxes (40, 47, 25, 50) to start chipping away the outer background border safely.
- Trap
- Purple 55 sits early in the stack, but purple blocks are hidden inside the inner tail and ear details, making an early tap fatal.
- Mechanic
- Layered pixel art requires peeling peripheral colours (light blue background and black outlines) before interior fills (orange, yellow, white, and pink) become reachable.
Level 150 questions
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What should I clear first on Level 150?
Empty the light blue boxes across the top rows of the stack first. They strip the background grid and reveal the cat's outer black contours.
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Why are my purple and pink boxes getting stuck?
Purple and pink blocks are buried deep inside the cat's tail and ears. Keep those boxes in the stack until the surrounding orange fur is stripped away.