Food Hunt Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 108 Walkthrough
Clear the pixel art of a ginger cat peering out an open window. Strip the outer border, foliage, and window frame before targeting the inner glass and cat. Avoid loading orange or brown jars until the outer layers clear.
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How to beat Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 108 — full solution
- Tap the front-row jars in any order: Green 20, Hot Pink 30, Cyan 31, and White 30. Their ants strip the outer white border, bottom green foliage, and pink flowers. Mystery jars in the row behind uncover to reveal Cyan 45, Dark Grey 29, Dark Grey 27, and Cyan 45.
- Tap Dark Grey 29, Dark Grey 27, and Cyan 45 from the front row. The dark grey ants begin dismantling the outer frame border. White 30 and Hot Pink 30 finish eating and depart, leaving Cyan 6 working in the bays with several slots open.
- Tap Cyan 28 and Dark Grey 45, then send Orange 6 and Dark Grey 10 into the open bays. Ants strip the dark border outlines and begin eating exposed orange window frame pixels. Most bottom green foliage is now cleared.
- Tap Dark Green 23 and Brown 24 into the bays. Dark Grey 10 empties and leaves. Dark green ants eat the deep foliage at the bottom, while brown ants chew into the lower sill, opening up space in the grid behind them.
- Send Yellow 21, Dark Grey 24, and Brown 1 into the bays. Ants chew the yellow window highlights and brown trim, clearing the bottom area entirely. Padlock 21 and mystery jars unlock across the front row, exposing Cyan 45 and Brown 31.
- Tap Dark Grey 41, Dark Grey 43, and Orange 17. Dark grey ants consume the window grilles, frame dividers, and clip hardware in the window center, while orange ants eat the outer window casing. Dark Green 18 continues stripping remaining leaves.
- Tap Cyan 18, Light Blue 23, Light Blue 30, and White 23 as bays free up. Light blue and cyan ants strip the sky and window glass tiles. White ants clear the cat's chest and paws, fully exposing the cat's ginger face.
- Tap White 2, Dark Grey 24, Cyan 3, Orange 13, and Brown 6. Ants strip the remaining glass pixels, the cat's orange fur, and the final brown sill segments. The board clears completely to finish the level.
On this board:
GreenHot PinkCyanWhiteMysteryDark GreyOrangeDark GreenBrownYellowPadlockLight Blue
Moves that cost you the level
- Tapping Brown 24 or Orange 17 too early → the window sill and cat are buried under the frame and foliage, so the jars stall in the bays and cause a gridlock.
- Tapping Yellow 21 before the bottom flower petals are exposed → yellow pixels are inaccessible, leaving the jar stuck in a bay.
Quick tips for Level 108
- Always exhaust outer foliage and border colours like White and Green before introducing warm interior colours.
- Keep at least one bay open when revealing mystery jars so you have buffer space if an unexposed colour appears.
Board breakdown5 notes
- Layout
- The picture depicts a ginger cat leaning on a wooden window sill framed by green bushes and pink flowers. Five empty bays sit above a 4x4 grid of jars.
- Goal
- Clear all pixels of the cat, window frame, glass, and surrounding garden using matching coloured ant jars.
- Opening
- Tap the four front jars: Green 20, Hot Pink 30, Cyan 31, and White 30 to uncover the outer perimeter and reveal the mystery jars behind them.
- Trap
- The cat's orange fur is deeply layered behind the window crossbars and clips. Tapping Orange jars prematurely will freeze them in bays.
- Mechanic
- Mystery jars marked with question marks reveal their colour and count when the jar directly in front of them is tapped. New rows feed in from below as front rows clear.
Level 108 questions
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What should I clear first in Level 108?
Tap the four exposed front-row jars (Green 20, Hot Pink 30, Cyan 31, and White 30) to peel away the outer flowers and border pixels.
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Why do my Orange jars stall on Level 108?
Orange pixels belong to the cat and inner window casing. They remain shielded until the dark grey grilles and clips are eaten away.