Food Hunt Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 135 Walkthrough
Clear the cleaning supplies pixel art featuring a spray bottle, bucket, and sponge across twelve colours. Strip the outer black outline, cyan puddle, and green sponge before targeting the buried bucket and bottle. Avoid loading red or blue jars before their surfaces are exposed.
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How to beat Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 135 — full solution
- Tap the Green 52 jar (front row, left), Black 49 jar (front row, second from left), Cyan 27 jar (front row, right), Purple 4 jar (row 2, left), and Lilac 30 jar (row 2, second from left). Ants eat the outer black border, lower puddle, bucket rim, and nozzle tip, leaving four bays occupied.
- Tap the White 15 jar (front row, third from left), Cyan 34 jar (front row, right), and Yellow 20 jar (row 3, second from left). Black 49 clears as ants strip perimeter pixels, while Green, Cyan, and Yellow ants chew through the lower puddle and sponge.
- Allow the active jars in the bays to continue eating without tapping new ones. Green 52, Yellow 20, Cyan 34, White 15, and Lilac 30 steadily deplete the exposed green and yellow sponge layers and cyan puddle base while all five bays stay occupied.
- Continue letting the bays work down. Cyan drops to 2, Green drops to 1, and Yellow drops to 5 as the sponge's front surface dissolves, preparing to expose the red bucket and blue bottle pixels underneath.
- Green 52 finishes and leaves its bay. Tap the Purple 27 jar (front row, right) and Red 55 jar (row 3, left) once uncovered. Red ants immediately begin devouring the newly exposed body of the bucket, while Black ants finish perimeter cleanup.
- Tap the Orange 20 jar, Orange 22 jar, and Purple 35 jar as front spots clear. Orange ants strip the center band of the bucket and sponge edge, while Purple ants take the bucket's inner shadow, clearing most of the bucket.
- Tap the Dark Grey 24 jar, Red 14 jar, Yellow 18 jar, and Green 21 jar in any order. Ants consume the remaining bucket handle, lower sponge remnants, and spray nozzle structure, clearing the bottom half of the board completely.
- Tap the Cyan 48 jar, Cyan 41 jar, Lilac 37 jar, Pink 23 jar, and finally the Blue 18 jar. Ants strip the spray bottle body, trigger mechanism, and top nozzle pixels, clearing the last pixels on the board to complete the level.
On this board:
GreenBlackCyanPurpleLilacYellowWhiteOrangeRedDark GreyPinkBlue
Moves that cost you the level
- Tapping the Red 55 jar early → the bucket is shielded by the sponge and outline, so Red stalls in a bay indefinitely.
- Tapping multiple Purple jars before opening the bucket interior → Purple only has a few rim pixels exposed initially and clogs the bays.
Quick tips for Level 135
- Prioritize clearing the Black border and foreground sponge so the inner bucket and bottle colours can be targeted.
- Keep at least one bay cycling rapidly with small-count or high-exposure colours to avoid getting deadlocked.
Board breakdown5 notes
- Layout
- The picture shows a spray bottle, bucket, sponge, and puddle. Five bays sit between the ant hole and a four-column grid of jars.
- Goal
- Clear all pixels from the cleaning supplies picture by dispatching jars of matching colours to the bays.
- Opening
- Tap Green 52, Black 49, and Cyan 27 from the front row to eat the exposed outer black border and puddle base safely.
- Trap
- Tapping Red 55 or Blue 18 before the sponge and outer black outline are stripped stalls those jars with zero exposed pixels.
- Mechanic
- Layered exposure requires clearing foreground objects like the sponge before inner items like the bucket can be targeted.
Level 135 questions
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What should I tap first on Level 135?
Tap Green 52, Black 49, and Cyan 27 from the front row to safely clear the outer black border and bottom puddle.
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Why do my jars stall on Level 135?
Red and Blue pixels are fully buried behind the sponge and outline. Only tap Red and Blue jars after the sponge is gone.