Colony Flow Level 134 Solution & Walkthrough Guide

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Colony Flow Level 134 Solution & Walkthrough Guide

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Colony Flow Level 134 presents a tricky puzzle shaped like a giant slice of pizza dripping with melted cheese. Your goal is to guide hungry ants out of their nest to eat away every colored tile on the board without overfilling your waiting slots. With connected blocks in your tray, a golden key blocking critical sections, and hidden food tiles covering the core of the pizza, finding the right sequence requires careful planning.

The board displays a colorful slice of pizza resting on a light checkered grid. The outer edges and details use dark purple and black tiles, framing rich red sauce and pepperoni sections. A thick layer of bright yellow cheese covers the center, dripping down toward the bottom of the board where the ant nest sits. Along the crust and edges, tan and light brown tiles form the baked crust, while pale cream and white tiles fill out the surrounding background area.

Your tray beneath the five waiting slots holds multiple layers of numbered blocks. At the beginning, the top accessible layer features white blocks with values like 35, 45, and 40, alongside tan blocks holding 30, dark purple blocks with 20, and dark red blocks with 30. Looking deeper into the tray, you can spot several pairs of connected boxes bound together by thick bands. These connected pairs include dark purple blocks, dark red blocks, and bright yellow blocks that force you to consider how clearing one will immediately impact the other.

The primary path into the pizza begins right above the ant nest at the bottom of the board. The dripping yellow cheese forms the initial bridge into the main body of the food art. Right along this melting cheese path lies a golden key, which you must collect to open up blocked tiles further into the pizza.

Above the central cheese layer sits a large square patch of hidden food marked with question marks. These tiles will not reveal their true colors or become edible until your ants clear away the adjacent visible tiles surrounding them. Meanwhile, your biggest operational restriction is the row of five waiting slots. If you pull blocks into the waiting slots that cannot send ants to eat accessible matching tiles, those slots remain occupied. Filling all five waiting slots with stalled blocks brings your run to an immediate defeat, making every block choice critical.

Begin by activating the yellow block to target the dripping cheese directly above the nest. As your yellow ants stream upward from the hole, they devour the lower yellow drip and pick up the golden key. Removing these yellow tiles creates your first wide breach into the lower crust and sauce layers.

With the yellow path opening up, select the dark purple and dark red blocks to start chewing into the bottom border tiles and the lower sauce edges. Because some of these blocks share links as connected boxes, pulling one into play also prepares its partner. Your dark purple ants march along the bottom boundary, stripping away the dark outline and expanding the open floor space around the nest.

Now that the bottom entrance is wider, select the tan and red blocks to consume the lower pepperoni spots and the bottom right crust pieces. The red ants travel up through the cleared yellow channel and peel off layers of deep red sauce tiles. Watch your waiting slots closely during this phase. You will have a couple of blocks sitting idle while ants finish their runs, so keep at least two slots open for incoming picks.

Select the white blocks to start clearing the light background tiles on the right side of the pizza slice. As the white tiles disappear, the path along the right flank expands, allowing your red and purple ants to reach higher clusters of pepperoni and dark crust outlines without bumping into dead ends.

Direct your attention to the right side and upper right corner of the pizza. Pick the dark purple block showing 33 and the red block showing 30. Your ants will rush along the exposed right edge, stripping away the dark outer crust and exposing more of the cheese layer underneath.

As these exterior tiles vanish, your ants gain direct contact with the perimeter of the hidden food patch. The adjacent pressure begins revealing the concealed tiles beneath the question marks. You will notice these newly exposed tiles turn into vibrant yellows, deep reds, and soft creams, seamlessly matching the rest of the pizza filling. Keep selecting accessible yellow and red blocks from the tray to maintain steady ant traffic into the newly uncovered middle area.

With the hidden food unlocked, the entire center of the pizza becomes an open dining hall for your colony. Choose the large yellow block from your tray to send a massive wave of yellow ants into the heart of the cheese. They quickly consume the cheese blanket, eating from the center outward and cutting the remaining pizza into two distinct sections.

Select the light cream and white blocks next. These ants eat away the remaining background tiles on the upper right and along the top edge, freeing your waiting slots as their counts count down to zero. Always make sure that whenever you pull a connected box, its linked counterpart has a clear target ready so it does not sit permanently frozen in your waiting tray.

The left side of the pizza still contains a dense cluster of dark red pepperoni tiles, tan crust tiles, and a heavy dark purple outline. Tap the red 26 block and the dark purple 20 block. Your ants wrap around the top left corner, consuming the crust edge and eating into the large pepperoni circle.

As the dark border disappears, select the light tan and pinkish blocks from the lower tray rows. The ants clear the underlying base of the pizza dough, reducing the left side to scattered fragments. Each block you clear from the tray exposes the final layer of numbers underneath, giving you clean access to the exact colors needed to finish the job.

At this stage, only scattered yellow cheese bits, light crust squares, and small patches of red sauce remain across the top rim of the board. Pull the light yellow 27 and white 10 blocks into your waiting area. The ants march along the perimeter, picking off the top crust and clearing away the last pieces of the checkered background.

The waiting slots now have plenty of breathing room because each block finds its food immediately upon entering the tray. The remaining dark outline tiles at the very top edge disappear under a steady stream of dark purple ants, leaving only isolated yellow and cream crumbs floating on the board.

Bring out the final yellow 18 block and the remaining tan and red blocks to clean up the last few pixels. Your ants spread across the upper section of the board, gathering every lingering crumb of cheese and crust. As the final counter drops to zero, the entire pizza grid clears completely, securing your victory on the level.

The critical turning point occurs when you remove the bottom yellow cheese drip and collect the golden key. That single movement establishes the highway for your entire colony. Without clearing that central drip, your ants have no path into the meat of the pizza, and any other block you choose will simply sit in your waiting slots and clog your board. Collecting the key and peeling back the cheese allows your ants to reach the hidden food patch, transforming a cramped puzzle into an open board.

Finishing the Remaining Food

The final phase succeeds because you methodically strip the outer crust before tackling the leftover crumbs. By peeling the dark purple outline away from the top and left edges, you create clear pathways that let your yellow and tan ants reach the highest tiles without interference. Saving your smaller yellow and light colored blocks for the end guarantees that you never overcommit waiting slots to colors that cannot reach their targets.

The most dangerous trap on this level is choosing connected boxes before their paths are fully cleared. When you activate a connected pair, both blocks demand attention. If one block can reach its food but the other block matches a color hidden behind uncleared crust, the second block will sit in your waiting row and steal valuable space. Always verify that both colors in a connected pair have open routes before tapping them.

Another common pitfall is grabbing white or background blocks too early. While clearing the background seems like an easy way to lower tray numbers, those tiles sit on the outer fringes and do not help you reach the golden key or the hidden food in the center. Prioritize the central yellow and red paths first. Only use your waiting slots for outer background colors when your central ants need time to finish their runs or when an outer block directly opens access to a new crust segment.

Keep a strict eye on your waiting slot capacity throughout the middle of the run. With five slots available, you should never allow more than three slots to be occupied by slow draining blocks at the same time. If you notice your slots filling up, pause and let your active ants fully consume their targets so their blocks vanish from the tray before you introduce another color into the mix.

Colony Flow Level 134 tests your ability to manage connected blocks while carving an efficient path toward the golden key and hidden food. By leading with your yellow ants down the cheese drip and peeling away the dark outlines in a steady rhythm, you can keep your waiting slots open and guide your colony to a clean finish. If any specific block connection feels tricky to time properly, be sure to watch the video above the article to see the exact sequence in action.