Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 424 Walkthrough
Level 424 features a pixel art scene of two deer in a meadow obstructed by a three-hit plank. Clear the outer foliage, flowers, and outlines with hammer jars to smash the plank and reach inner pixels.
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How to beat Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 424 — full solution
- Tap the Dark Grey Hammer 10 jar (front row, left), Light Green 15 (front row, centre-left), Orange 18 (front row, centre-right), and Red 9 (front row, right). Hammer ants strip outer black pixels to strike the plank to 2, while green, red, and orange ants clear flowers, grass, and outer deer fur.
- Tap Pink 12, Brown 12, and White 5 as they unlock in row 2. Follow with Cyan 7, Red 11, and Purple 35 from row 1. Red and brown ants chew through the flower buds and deer underbelly, freeing space as counters empty.
- Tap Brown 3, Brown 14, and Red 15 into the bays. As the grid advances, tap Pink 5, Orange 10, and Light Green 23. Ants strip away the remaining grass patches and fawn perimeter, uncovering the fawn's inner torso.
- Tap Orange 11, Cyan 12, and Orange 4 into the bays, followed by Pink 20 and Green 15. The fawn is mostly stripped down to its chest, exposing the white spots and antler outlines on the adult deer.
- Tap Red 3, Brown 18, and White 25 into the bays, then send Cyan 6 and Light Green 20. The white chest markings of both deer are consumed, and another hammer hits the plank, dropping its counter to 1.
- With Light Green 20, Cyan 6, Brown 12, and Red 3 in the bays, tap Beige 6 (row 1, right). Beige ants begin eating exposed antler tips, keeping the bays rotating smoothly.
- Tap White 28, Light Green 11, and Pink 12 as they unlock. Send Orange 8 and White 23 into the bays to consume the remaining body pixels of the adult deer, revealing the second Hammer 10 jar below.
- Tap the Dark Grey Hammer 10 jar. Black ants gather the remaining structural outline pixels to hit and shatter the plank completely, uncovering the trapped pixels under the adult deer's hooves. Tap White 20 and Beige 32.
- Tap Black 21, Brown 6, Beige 27, Beige 5, and Pink 12 into the bays. Ants eat the final antler branches and facial features of the adult deer, clearing the board to win the level.
On this board:
HammerPlankDark GreyLight GreenOrangeRedPinkBrownWhiteCyanPurpleGreenBeigeBlack
Moves that cost you the level
- Tapping Beige jars while antlers are still enclosed by outer outlines → Beige has no exposed pixels early on, so the jar stalls in a bay and restricts capacity.
- Ignoring the Dark Grey Hammer jars in favor of inner deer colours → the Plank with counter 3 remains intact, preventing ants from reaching the covered pixels at the base.
Quick tips for Level 424
- Prioritize Hammer jars whenever they become available to break down the plank counter before reaching the final pixels.
- Strip outer perimeter colours like green and red first to expose the interior brown and beige pixels of the deer.
Board breakdown5 notes
- Layout
- The picture shows two deer on green grass with red flowers, with a wooden plank covering the lower legs. Five bays sit above a cascading jar grid.
- Goal
- Clear all pixel blocks across both deer, scenery, and flowers by smashing the three-hit plank and depleting every jar.
- Opening
- The front row offers Dark Grey Hammer 10, Light Green 15, Orange 18, and Red 9, which immediately target exposed grass, flowers, and outer edges.
- Trap
- Tapping large beige or brown antler jars before removing the dark perimeter stalls them in bays, blocking critical queue space.
- Mechanic
- Planks block pixels underneath until hit by hammers. Hammer jars collect black outline pixels to trigger hammer strikes.
Level 424 questions
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How do I break the plank at the bottom of the deer in Level 424?
Tap the Dark Grey Hammer jars. Their black ants collect exposed black pixels to strike and lower the plank counter until it shatters.
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Why are my Beige jars not eating any antler pixels?
Beige pixels are enclosed inside the antler frames. You must clear the surrounding black and brown outlines first before beige ants can reach them.