Food Hunt Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 107 Walkthrough
Level 107 features a framed pixel sword set against striped diagonal green and yellow background bands. Clear the outer border and diagonal backdrop before tackling the sword blade and hilt. Avoid calling interior sword jars before their pixels are stripped bare.
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How to beat Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 107 — full solution
- Tap the White 30 jar (row 4, left), the Grey 5 jar (row 4, second from left), the Dark Grey 5 jar (row 4, third from left), and the Light Blue 42 jar (row 4, right). These clear outer border frame tiles and expose the background diagonal bands.
- Tap the Light Green 43 jar (row 3, left), the White 32 jar (row 3, second from left), and the Dark Grey 32 jar (row 3, third from left). These strip the outer frame corners and begin carving into the green backdrop strips.
- Tap the Dark Grey 32 jar (row 1, left), the Yellow 64 jar (row 1, second from left), and the Dark Blue 30 jar (row 1, third from left). These jars consume the top and side border segments along with yellow diagonal background bands.
- Tap the Cyan 26 jar (row 2, centre), the Dark Grey 42 jar (row 2, right), and the revealed Light Green 64 jar. These consume large sections of the teal and green diagonal backdrop tiles.
- Tap the White 30 jar (row 3, left), the Green 2 jar, and the Green 2 jar in the bays to finish off remaining green diagonal stripes and expose the sword's blade edges.
- Tap the Red 3 jar, the Yellow 56 jar, and the Cyan 27 jar from the front row. They clear the remaining yellow backdrop bands and start eating the outer glow around the sword hilt.
- Tap the Dark Grey 14 jar, the Green 37 jar, the Light Green 29 jar, and the Orange 11 jar. These clean up remaining background stripes and strip the outer guard of the sword.
- Tap the Orange 37 jar, the Cyan 6 jar, and the White 4 jar to dismantle the sword's crossguard and central hilt decorations.
- Tap the Red 32 jar, the Orange 20 jar, the Dark Grey 19 jar, and the Yellow 27 jar. These jars strip away the central pommel and sword blade body.
- Tap the Dark Grey 12 jar, the Yellow 14 jar, the Yellow 1 jar, the Orange 4 jar, and the remaining Brown and Green jars to clear the final sword pixels and complete the level.
On this board:
WhiteGreyDark GreyCyanGreenLight GreenYellowOrangeRedBrownMystery
Moves that cost you the level
- Tapping the Red or Brown jars in the opening moves → the sword's core hilt pixels are completely buried beneath the border and diagonal stripes, causing the jars to stall and clog the bays.
- Activating mystery jars before background colours are cleared → revealed sword-core jars will stall indefinitely while outer frame tiles block access to their colours.
Quick tips for Level 107
- Work from the outer frame inward; white, grey, and dark grey pixels form the border that locks in the diagonal background strips.
- Keep at least one bay open when peeling away backdrop layers so you can buffer short-count jars.
Board breakdown5 notes
- Layout
- The picture shows a jewelled sword pointing downward inside a square frame composed of diagonal green, yellow, and cyan stripes. Jars sit in a 4x4 grid below the bays with several mystery jars buried in the bottom rows.
- Goal
- Eat all 500 pixels of the sword and background frame using matching jars from the grid.
- Opening
- Begin by tapping the accessible White 30, Grey 5, and Dark Grey 5 jars in the bottom row to quickly remove the outermost frame borders.
- Trap
- The Red and Brown jars buried in the middle rows represent the sword hilt and pommel; opening them while the diagonal backdrop still covers the blade stalls a bay permanently.
- Mechanic
- Mystery jars marked with question marks uncover their true colours and counts only once the jars directly obstructing them are moved to the bays.
Level 107 questions
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Which colours should I prioritize first on Level 107?
Focus on the White, Grey, and Dark Grey jars first to strip the outer border, followed by Light Green and Yellow to clear the diagonal stripes.
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Why are my Red and Orange jars stalling in the bays?
Red and Orange pixels form the sword crossguard and hilt, which cannot be reached until the outer frame and surrounding striped backdrop are cleared.