Food Hunt Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 163 Walkthrough
Level 163 features a pixel-art snowboarder carving through snow. Strip the outer snow trail and board edges with White, Dark Grey, and Cyan jars before exposing the inner Red and Yellow layers. Avoid sending Red or Hot Pink jars to bays early while their pixels remain buried inside the figure.
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How to beat Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 163 — full solution
- Tap the White 31 jar (front row, right), the Dark Grey 30 jar (front row, left), and the Cyan 23 jar (front row, centre-right). Their ants immediately devour the perimeter snow trail and board outline. White 31 empties quickly, leaving bays 1 and 3 active while revealing the jars behind them.
- Tap the Yellow 20 jar (front row, centre-left), the uncovered Beige 10 jar (row 1, right), and the revealed Orange 15 jar. Release an uncovered White 14 jar as space allows. The ants eat the outer snow border and snowboard rim, occupying all five bays while counts tick down.
- Send the newly revealed Red 10, Yellow 10, Dark Grey 5, and Cyan jars into open bays as the previous jars finish. Ants begin carving into the rider's yellow jacket and lower board edge. Keep clearing perimeter pixels to open access to the inner clothing.
- Tap the White 12, Red 9, Yellow 4, Blue 5, and Beige 4 jars into the emptied bays in any order. The ants strip away the remaining snow patches and outer snowboard layers, uncovering the central red suit and blue board base.
- Release the Blue 23 jar, Grey 5 jar, Black 1 jar, and Orange 15 jar into the bays. Ants eat through the upper board and the rider's arm contours. The outer framework collapses inward, leaving only the central body and head.
- Tap the Red 3, White 20, Grey 5, Red 7, and Orange 3 jars into free bays as earlier jars empty. The ants consume the rider's torso, helmet, and goggles, clearing almost the entire lower snowboard.
- Tap the Orange 7, Grey 4, White 6, and Dark Grey 8 jars. Ants devour the remaining scarf fragments and helmet highlights. The jar grid empties down to a final column containing Cyan 25, Red 20, and Light Blue 23.
- Tap the Cyan 25, Red 20, Light Blue 23, and final Orange 1 jars into the bays. Their ants clear the remaining boots, arm tips, and scarf pixels, successfully completing the level.
On this board:
WhiteDark GreyCyanYellowBeigeOrangeRedBlueGreyLight BlueMystery
Moves that cost you the level
- Tapping the Hot Pink 18 jar in row 3 early → Hot Pink pixels are buried deep in the snowboarder's torso, leaving the jar stalled in a bay.
- Sending Red jars to the bays during the opening → Red forms the inner suit of the snowboarder, so ants cannot reach it until the outer Cyan and White edges clear.
Quick tips for Level 163
- Prioritize perimeter colours like White, Grey, and Cyan in the early game to expose the inner figure.
- Keep at least two bays free whenever revealing mystery jars so unexpected colours do not cause a deadlock.
Board breakdown5 notes
- Layout
- The picture depicts a snowboarder sliding down a snow trail. Below the ant hole sits a five-bay rack and a jar grid starting with three four-jar rows containing visible and mystery jars.
- Goal
- Clear all pixels from the snowboarder picture by matching colours to the active jars.
- Opening
- Tap the White 31, Dark Grey 30, and Cyan 23 jars in the front row; their matching pixels form the outer borders and snowboard edge.
- Trap
- Tapping Red or Hot Pink jars while the snowboarder's core is covered; their ants will have no exposed pixels, jamming the bays.
- Mechanic
- Mystery jars marked with a question mark conceal their colour and pixel count until the jar in front is sent to a bay.
Level 163 questions
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Which jar should I tap first on Level 163?
Start with White 31, Dark Grey 30, or Cyan 23. These colours appear along the perimeter of the snowboard and snow drift, allowing their ants to eat pixels immediately.
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Why did my Red jar stop eating pixels?
Red pixels are located inside the snowboarder's pants and torso. They are shielded by outer layers of Cyan, Yellow, and White until those perimeter blocks are eaten away.