Food Hunt Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 392 Walkthrough
Level 392 features a pixel-art rat chef holding a spoon, framed by white, beige, and orange background layers. Clear the outer white and grey body layers by cycling jars from the right feeder column first. Avoid tapping red or pink jars early while their details remain buried under outer pixels.
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How to beat Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 392 — full solution
- Tap the Beige 40 jar (row 1, col 4) and the revealed feeder jars White 60, Brown 6, and Grey 50 into the bays. This unleashes white and grey ants to begin eating the exposed spoon and chef hat edges.
- Tap the White 26 jar with key (row 1, col 4) and Grey 40 behind it as they reach the front of the right column. The ants consume the outer white border and begin clearing the rat's grey torso.
- Tap the Orange 20 jar (row 1, col 3) to clear the orange floor pixels and reveal Lilac 80 behind it. Then tap the Hot Pink 4 jar to start clearing exposed tail and ear pixels while the grey jars continue working.
- Tap the Beige 16 jar (row 1, col 3) and Beige 30 jar (row 1, col 2) into the open bays. Ants strip the beige wall and background trim, revealing the Light Blue 6 jar beneath column 3.
- Tap the two Light Blue 2 jars and Light Blue 6 jar to eat the spoon's cyan shading. Then tap the Dark Grey 13 jar to start clearing the rat's dark body outline as the main grey body finishes.
- Tap the Red 5 jar to eat the rat's red scarf, followed by the Beige 7 jar to clear more background canvas. Tap the Dark Grey 25 jar to continue eating the dark outlines around the arms and head.
- Tap the Red 12 jar and Brown 17 jar to finish the collar and table trim. Tap the White 8 jar and Beige 6 jar to clear the remaining chef hat puff and beige wall panels.
- Tap the Light Blue 23, Light Blue 5, Dark Grey 9, Hot Pink 19, and Dark Grey 12 jars. The ants strip the blue folds of the chef hat, the ear linings, and the remaining outline pixels.
- Tap the Lilac 28 jar at the front of the jar grid. Ants clear the final remaining pixels of the chef hat to complete the level.
On this board:
BeigeWhiteBrownGreyOrangeLilacHot PinkLight BlueDark GreyRedMysteryKey
Moves that cost you the level
- Tapping the Red 5 jar before the grey torso is cleared → the red scarf is completely buried under the chin and body pixels, leaving the jar stalled in a bay.
- Tapping the Lilac 80 jar from column 3 too early → the inner ears and hat accents are shielded by outer white pixels, blocking an essential bay for the rest of the solve.
Quick tips for Level 392
- Focus on clearing the feeder column on the right early to keep a steady rotation of available colours and uncover hidden mystery jars.
- Watch the exposed pixel edges: outer white, beige, and grey pixels must be stripped away before interior colours like red, pink, and light blue can be eaten.
Board breakdown5 notes
- Layout
- The board depicts a rat chef in a white puffy hat and red scarf holding a spoon over an orange table. The jar grid has four columns with mystery jars and a right-hand feeder column beneath five bays.
- Goal
- Clear all pixels of the rat chef picture by tapping jars to release matching ants into the picture.
- Opening
- Tap the jars in the right feeder column first to release White and Grey ants, stripping the outer boundary and exposing the inner character layers.
- Trap
- Tapping the Red or Lilac jars while their corresponding pixels remain surrounded by grey and white will stall them in the bays and cause a loss.
- Mechanic
- The fourth column feeds additional jars upward as the front jar clears, revealing keys and hidden mystery jars needed to access inner layers.
Level 392 questions
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What jars should I tap first on Level 392?
Start with the jars in the rightmost column to clear the white chef hat and spoon edges, which exposes the rat's grey body.
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Why did my jars get stuck on Level 392?
Interior details like the red scarf and hot pink tail cannot be eaten until the outer grey body and white spoon are removed. Keep bays clear for outer colours first.