Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 432 Walkthrough
Clear a pixel-art scene of a girl playing a grand piano by matching jars to outer layers. Work from the base pedals and legs upward before clearing the pianist and piano lid. Avoid filling bays with yellow or orange jars while their pixels remain covered.
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How to beat Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 432 — full solution
- Tap the Lilac 36 jar, Black 50 jar, and Grey 40 jar from the front row, then send in the follow-up Lilac 22 and Lilac 2 jars. The ants strip the lilac floor lines, black piano legs, and lower framework, freeing space in the bays as the lilac counts run down.
- Tap the Red 25 jar, Dark Grey 35 jar, and Brown 33 jar from the front row, followed by the Beige 25 and Cyan 19 jars. Ants consume the piano pedals, stool frame, and the pianist's lower dress and cyan stool cushion, leaving Beige 25, Red 17, Black 21, and Cyan 19 active in bays.
- Deploy the Black 21 jar and introduce the Orange 21 jar as bays empty, letting Beige and Black finish eating. Ants clear the lower piano structure and stool legs, whittling Beige down to 11 and Black down to 6 while Orange begins working on the upper stool.
- Send in the Brown 27 jar, Brown 8 jar, Orange 20 jar, and Yellow 1 jar as earlier jars clear from the bays. Ants strip the piano keys, the girl's arms, and her yellow hair ribbon, quickly finishing the Yellow 1 jar and leaving two brown jars active.
- Tap the Red 16 jar, Red 19 jar, Brown 4 jar, Brown 12 jar, and Lilac 7 jar to replace cleared bays. The ants eat through the girl's red shirt, the piano's internal wood, and music notes, exposing the inner strings and the upper lid.
- Deploy the Red 12 jar, Red 13 jar, Black 14 jar, Brown 10 jar, and White 1 jar. Ants strip the interior soundboard colors, keyboard white accents, and inner black outlines, leaving only minimal remnants of the piano body.
- Send in the Brown 5 jar, Brown 9 jar, Lilac 10 jar, and White 13 jar. The ants eat away the outer rim of the grand piano lid and floating musical notation, clearing out almost the entire central picture.
- Tap the Black 1 jar and Yellow 6 jar into the remaining bays. Ants target the final floating yellow music notes and the thin black border lines of the piano lid until every pixel is removed to complete the level.
On this board:
LilacBlackGreyBrownRedCyanBeigeOrangeYellowWhite
Moves that cost you the level
- Tapping the Yellow 6 jar early while the piano lid and girl's hair are still covered → Yellow ants stall in a bay because floating notes and hair highlights are hidden beneath the piano rim.
- Flooding the bays with Orange jars before clearing the girl's red shirt and stool legs → Orange has few exposed pixels initially and blocks slots needed for Brown and Black jars.
Quick tips for Level 432
- Work from the bottom up by clearing the piano legs, pedals, and stool first to open access to the player and keyboard.
- Keep at least one bay open when queueing large jars like Black and Brown so small single-digit jars can enter and clear instantly.
Board breakdown5 notes
- Layout
- The picture depicts a girl playing an upright piano with music notes floating above. Below the picture sits an ant hole, five empty bays, and rows of jars feeding in from below.
- Goal
- Completely remove all pixels from the piano, stool, player, and floating music notes using ants dispatched from matching coloured jars.
- Opening
- Clear the bottom floor and piano legs first using the Lilac 36, Black 50, and Grey 40 jars visible in the front row.
- Trap
- Tapping high-value Orange or Yellow jars prematurely will park them in bays with zero exposed pixels, locking slots needed for interior colours.
- Mechanic
- Jars only consume pixels that are directly exposed along the outer contours; interior details like the keyboard keys and soundboard cannot be eaten until perimeter layers vanish.
Level 432 questions
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Which colours should I prioritize first on Level 432?
Start with Lilac, Black, and Grey jars. These strip away the floor, pedals, and piano legs, uncovering the piano bench and the lower body of the pianist.