Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 307 Walkthrough
Clear the pool water and outer border pixels first so the inner float and character become accessible. Keep bay slots open by coordinating matching colors between the water, float ring, and straw.
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How to beat Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 307 — full solution
- Tap the Cyan 11 jar, Dark Blue 15 jar, Blue 20 jar, and Dark Grey 15 jar from the front row. Ants clear the dark outer border and exposed pool water along the bottom and sides, emptying three bays while Dark Blue continues eating water pixels.
- Tap the Blue 20 jar, Dark Blue 7 jar, Light Green 25 jar, and Light Green 5 jar as they unlock. Ants finish stripping the pool base and the green leaf on the lemon, exposing the next row containing Orange 12, Pink 14, and Cyan 7.
- Send the Orange 12, Pink 14, and Cyan 7 jars to the bays. Their ants target the outer float stripes and the red-and-white straw while Cyan clears the remaining pool surface. Dark Blue finishes completely, leaving four bays active.
- Tap the Orange 15 jar, Light Green 7 jar, Blue 20 jar, and Dark Grey 20 jar in any order. The ants dissolve the outer sections of the striped inner tube and the lemon's leaf outline, unlocking the Green 1, Pink 6, and White 18 jars.
- Tap the Green 1, Pink 6, and White 18 jars, followed by the Blue 10 and Yellow 25 jars. White ants begin clearing the straw stripes and white float sections, while yellow ants start removing the outer rim of the lemon head.
- Send the Orange 17, Yellow 22, Blue 20, and Cyan 24 jars into the bays. Ants rapidly eat the float ring and the lemon face, uncovering the underlying Red 7, Dark Grey 20, and additional Yellow jars.
- Tap the Red 6, Yellow 3, and available Dark Grey jars into the bays to finish off the straw tip, facial features, and the remaining float segments. As each clears, tap the Blue 5 and Blue 2 jars to clean up stray water pixels.
- Tap the Red 15, Cyan 19, Red 1, Yellow 12, and Yellow 12 jars. Their ants strip the rest of the lemon torso, float outline, and inner straw, leaving only scattered white background border pixels.
- Tap the remaining Grey 5, Dark Grey 15, and White jars to send ants after the final lingering edge pixels until the entire picture board is cleared and the level completes.
On this board:
CyanDark BlueBlueDark GreyLight GreenOrangePinkWhiteYellowRed
Moves that cost you the level
- Tapping inner Yellow jars before the Dark Blue and Cyan pool water is cleared → the lemon is mostly surrounded by the float and water, causing Yellow jars to stall in bays.
- Loading multiple Red jars while the straw is still covered by White and Dark Grey borders → Red jars stall until the outer straw lines are eaten.
Quick tips for Level 307
- Work from the pool water inward: the blue and cyan tones form the largest exposed perimeter at the start.
- Keep at least one bay open when handling dual-color features like the red-and-white striped straw.
Board breakdown5 notes
- Layout
- A pixel-art image of a lemon character floating in a striped inner tube inside a blue pool, with a straw standing up on the right. Five bay slots sit directly beneath the ant hole.
- Goal
- Clear all pixels of the lemon float image by deploying matching colored jars from the stack into the bays.
- Opening
- Start by tapping the front Cyan, Dark Blue, Blue, and Dark Grey jars, which immediately find exposed pixels around the bottom pool edge and frame.
- Trap
- Deploying Red or Yellow jars too early when only water and border pixels are exposed fills bays with stalled jars and causes a gridlock.
- Mechanic
- Standard pixel clearing where ants only harvest matching colored pixels that are exposed on the outer contours of the image.
Level 307 questions
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What jars should I tap first on Level 307?
Tap the front Cyan 11, Dark Blue 15, Blue 20, and Dark Grey 15 jars. They target the exposed bottom pool and frame edges right away.
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Why did my Yellow jar stall?
Yellow pixels inside the lemon head are shielded by outer borders and the float. Clear the surrounding water, leaf, and float pixels first.