Food Hunt Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 447 Walkthrough
Clear Level 447 by stripping the outer Yellow frame and White rays before tackling the pufferfish. Clear the Lilac body and Black outlines carefully so the Cyan and Blue pixels become accessible.
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How to beat Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 447 — full solution
- Phase 1: Tap the White 12 jar, Lilac 45 jar, and Black 38 jar from the front row. The White ants quickly eat exposed ray pixels, while Lilac and Black begin carving the fish body and spines.
- Phase 2: Tap the Grey 35 jar, White 25 jar, Lilac 45 jar, and Black 30 jar as they become available. These consume the outer White ray border and strip more Black spine outlines around the fish perimeter.
- Phase 3: Tap the White 27 jar, Yellow 54 jar, Lilac 20 jar, and Black 5 jar. The Yellow ants remove the outer yellow corner blocks while White and Black keep eating the background rays and outer spikes.
- Phase 4: Tap the Lilac 35 jar, Orange 9 jar, Lilac 20 jar, and Yellow 24 jar. Then tap the Yellow 50 jar from the grid. This clears the lower background yellow tiles and uncovers inner fish details.
- Phase 5: Tap the Pink 26 jar, Lilac 6 jar, Lilac 16 jar, and the revealed Yellow 50 jar. The fish's pink fins and lilac belly peel away, opening access to the central mouth and face.
- Phase 6: Tap the Black 30 jar, Red 21 jar, Orange 30 jar, and Grey 20 jar. Red clears the mouth beam while Black strips the dark borders around the eyes and mouth.
- Phase 7: Tap the Blue 3 jar, Orange 4 jar, and Cyan 16 jar into the empty bays. Blue and Cyan begin devouring the forehead and dorsal skin of the pufferfish.
- Phase 8: Tap the Black 5 jar, Yellow 25 jar, Cyan 23 jar, and Black 23 jar. Follow up by tapping the Light Blue booster or next jar row to finish uncovering the upper-right corner pixels.
- Phase 9: Tap the Cyan 2 jar, Cyan 2 jar, Black 21 jar, and Black 30 jar, followed by Blue 24 jar, Red 21 jar, and Orange 30 jar. These chew through the dense core of the pufferfish.
- Phase 10: Tap the Orange 7 jar, Blue 20 jar, White 24 jar, Black 4 jar, and Yellow 10 jar. Then finish by tapping White 7, Beige 10, Blue 1, Red 7, and the remaining Black 25 jar to clear the board.
On this board:
WhiteLilacBlackGreyYellowOrangeBlueCyanPinkRed
Moves that cost you the level
- Tapping Blue or Cyan jars in the first phase → Blue and Cyan pixels are buried inside the pufferfish body and cannot be reached until the Lilac, Black, and White perimeter is stripped, causing jars to stall.
- Filling all bays with Yellow jars before White is cleared → outer Yellow sections require adjacent White borders to be eaten first in several spots, clogging the bay slots.
Quick tips for Level 447
- Work from the outside in: remove the four Yellow corner numbers and White background rays before focusing on the pufferfish.
- Keep at least one bay open when queueing up large jars like Lilac 45 or Black 38 so smaller transition colours can pass through quickly.
Board breakdown5 notes
- Layout
- The picture depicts a round spiky pufferfish shooting a rainbow beam against a striped background with four Yellow 64 corner markers. Below sits the ant hole, five bays (with the fifth slot locked initially), and several rows of numbered jars.
- Goal
- Eat all pixels in the pufferfish picture by deploying matching coloured jars into the bays.
- Opening
- Begin with White 12, Lilac 45, and Black 38 to immediately start clearing the exterior rays and spine outlines.
- Trap
- Tapping the Cyan and Blue jars while the pufferfish's dorsal spine and outer skin are still covered by Lilac and Black will clog the bays.
- Mechanic
- Ants can only strip exposed perimeter pixels matching their jar colour; clearing outer layers reveals deeper inner pixels.
Level 447 questions
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Why aren't my Cyan and Blue jars eating any pixels early on Level 447?
Cyan and Blue pixels are located entirely inside the fish's upper body. You must clear the surrounding Lilac, Black, and White pixels first.