Food Hunt Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 220 Walkthrough
Level 220 features two Moai statues against a sky and grassy field. Strip away the exposed sky, clouds, and grass border to reach the deep statue tones. Avoid tapping Dark Grey and Grey jars early while the statues remain covered.
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How to beat Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 220 — full solution
- Send the Blue 30 jar (row 1, column 4) and Light Blue 30 jar (row 1, column 3) to the bays. Their ants clear the exposed outer sky on the upper borders, opening up adjacent sky and cloud pixels.
- Send the Light Blue 30 jar (row 1, column 2), Beige 25 jar (row 2, column 4), and Grey 6 jar (row 2, column 1) to the bays. Beige begins eating the cloud edges on the right, while Light Blue continues clearing the top sky.
- Send the Blue 40 jar (row 2, column 3) and Purple 38 jar (row 1, column 4) into free bays. Ants consume the exposed Blue sky sections and the first exposed Purple highlights on the statue edges.
- Tap the White 34 jar (row 2, column 2) and Green 60 jar (row 1, column 1) to bays. White ants clear the upper cloud cover while Green begins eating the bottom lawn border.
- Tap the Green 32 jar (row 2, column 4), Green 56 jar (row 3, column 2), and Light Green 25 jar (row 3, column 3). They continue stripping the large base of green grass across the lower screen.
- Send the Beige 12 jar (row 3, column 4), White 20 jar (row 2, column 4), and Dark Grey 26 jar (row 1, column 4) into bays. Dark Grey begins stripping the shaded stone edges of the statues as the outer frame vanishes.
- Tap the Light Blue 80 jar (row 2, column 4), Light Blue 25 jar (row 1, column 3), and Dark Grey 36 jar (row 1, column 3). Sky eating resumes to uncover the head tops of both statues.
- Send the Purple 34 jar (row 3, column 1) and White 55 jar (row 3, column 4). As remaining clouds and purple shading clear, the core facial features and deep shadows become fully exposed.
- Send the Green 20 jar (row 2, column 3), Light Green 22 jar (row 3, column 3), and remaining Dark Grey and Grey jars to strip the statues. The final pixels clear from the central statue face.
On this board:
Light BlueBlueBeigeGreyPurpleGreenLight GreenWhiteDark Grey
Moves that cost you the level
- Tapping the Grey 6 jar or Dark Grey jars right at the opening → Grey and Dark Grey pixels form the inner statues, so these jars will sit stalled in bays while you need room for sky and grass jars.
- Deploying multiple White jars before clearing the enclosing Light Blue sky → White pixels belong to clouds trapped inside the sky perimeter, stalling the White jars.
Quick tips for Level 220
- Work from the outer frame inwards: blue sky along the top and green grass along the bottom must be cleared before the statues can be dismantled.
- Keep at least one bay open when handling large-count jars so smaller edge colours can cycle through quickly.
Board breakdown5 notes
- Layout
- The picture depicts two Moai stone statues surrounded by green hills, pink flowers, white clouds, and a cyan/blue sky. The jar grid starts with four columns across three visible rows above five holding bays, with the fifth bay locked by default.
- Goal
- Clear 1,500 pixels across sky, grass, clouds, and stone statues by routing matching jars into bays.
- Opening
- Begin by tapping the top-row Blue and Light Blue jars. Their pixels lie directly along the exposed outer top edge of the board.
- Trap
- Tapping Dark Grey or Grey jars too early. The Moai stone colours are buried behind clouds and the surrounding sky, causing early statue jars to stall in bays.
- Mechanic
- Standard colour-matching pixel consumption. Only exposed perimeter pixels can be eaten; inner layers remain blocked until outer shells are removed.
Level 220 questions
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Which colours should I prioritize first in Level 220?
Prioritize Light Blue and Blue sky jars first, followed by Green grass jars at the bottom to peel the outer border off the board.