Colony Flow Level 160 Solution & Walkthrough Guide

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Colony Flow Level 160 Solution & Walkthrough Guide

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Colony Flow Level 160 brings a vibrant camper van scene that tests your patience and slot management from the very first tap. You face a wide landscape picture made of colorful food tiles, backed by tricky linked tray pieces that can easily clutter your staging area. Clearing this puzzle requires steady board awareness, clean ant routing, and disciplined block selection. Follow this breakdown to keep your paths clear and guide your colony to a clean win.

The picture resting on the upper board depicts a retro camper van parked on a strip of green grass beneath an expansive blue sky with white clouds. The camper itself combines multiple distinct colors. You have dark orange outlines defining the body, bright yellow lower panels, pale beige cabin sections, vibrant pink accent trims, cyan windows, and dark blue wheels centered around bright cyan hubs. Surrounding the vehicle is a massive field of cyan sky tiles, fluffy white cloud patches, and lush lime green pasture tiles below the chassis.

Below the main playfield, the ant nest hole sits right above your five waiting slots. Underneath those slots lies the block tray arranged in vertical columns. In this level, you must deal directly with Connected Boxes. Connected Boxes consist of two or more numbered blocks physically joined together by sturdy brackets. When you select a connected group, the linked units move into your waiting slots together. Because you only have five waiting slots in total, pulling a connected pair instantly consumes two valuable spaces. If you pull a connected pair while three other dormant blocks sit idle in your waiting slots, your tray will jam completely and cost you the run.

Winning Colony Flow Level 160 demands that you dismantle the pixel camper van layer by layer without ever clogging all five waiting slots. The primary lose condition happens when all five waiting slots fill up with blocks whose colors have no reachable food tiles on the board. When that happens, your ants cannot move, the counters refuse to count down, and you suffer an immediate board lock.

To finish the board cleanly, you must align every block pull with an exposed food tile color. Ants stream out of the nest hole and travel through cleared paths toward their matching color targets. You must strip away the perimeter sky tiles, cut through the undercarriage grass, break open the wheels, and shave down the camper frame until every single colored pixel vanishes.

Start your run by pulling the loose cyan 20 and lime green 4 blocks into the waiting slots. Your green ants immediately sprint out of the nest hole and charge straight toward the meadow tiles beneath the camper van. At the same time, your cyan ants race upward along the open outer edges of the board to devour the cyan sky tiles flanking the vehicle. The green 4 block drains down to zero almost instantly, which clears your fourth waiting slot before you take your next action. You simultaneously introduce the dark blue 20 block and the white 14 block to send fresh ant trails toward the van wheels and floating cloud patches. Because four distinct ant trails stay fully active, your waiting slots cycle cleanly without creating a traffic jam.

Draw the second cyan block showing 14 alongside the dark blue 20 to maintain steady pressure on the vehicle base. Dark blue ants march directly onto the camper wheels, chewing through the thick outer rubber tiles while cyan ants continue eroding the sky borders and window glass. As the wheels shrink, they open up direct vertical lanes between the nest hole and the interior cabin. The green ants finish off the lowest meadow strip, which creates a wide corridor across the bottom edge of the board. Watch your counters carefully here. The white 14 block rapidly counts down to zero as the cloud sections vanish, leaving an empty waiting slot ready to accept the next heavy pull.

With multiple waiting slots open, tap the orange 23 connected box pair from the tray. Because you cleared the white and green blocks earlier, you have ample breathing room to hold both linked orange blocks in the staging row without triggering a board jam. Orange ants immediately charge into the camper body outline, targeting the heavy horizontal bumpers and roof trim. Simultaneously, bring the large cyan 111 block into play. A massive swarm of cyan ants spreads across both the upper skyline and the side camper windows. Dark blue ants consume the final 9 remaining wheel pixels, completely removing the tires from the board and freeing another waiting slot.

Bring the single yellow 9 block into the waiting row along with the orange 2 block to finish off the lower camper trim. Yellow ants burst through the newly cleared tire gaps to strip away the bright yellow side paneling of the van. Meanwhile, select the beige block linked to the orange 31 unit. Because the orange 2 block quickly drains to zero on the roofline, you avoid overcrowding your five slots. The beige ants move straight into the midsection of the camper cabin, chewing through the wall panels located right beneath the window frames. This leaves the camper structure looking like a hollow skeleton, exposing deeper interior pixel layers for subsequent ant swarms.

Pull the pink 29 and light pink 6 connected box set into your open waiting slots. Pink ants immediately rush up the central corridor and fan out across the camper roof rack, decorative side stripes, and front headlight casing. At the same time, deploy the cyan 37 block so your cyan ant stream never pauses. Cyan ants aggressively target the glass panes inside the vehicle cabin while also chipping away at the remaining sky tiles above the camper roof. The light pink counter ticks down to zero in mere seconds, instantly clearing one waiting slot and keeping your ant supply line moving briskly.

Move the light blue 23 block and the cyan 65 block into the waiting area to target the remaining atmospheric tiles. Light blue ants head directly for the soft cloud edges hovering over the van roof, while cyan ants consume the lingering window glass and peripheral sky clusters. The pink 2 block finishes its final food tiles on the upper cabin frame and vanishes from the tray. As these interior camper tiles disappear, the board opens up drastically, giving your ants unobstructed straight paths from the nest hole all the way to the top boundary of the board.

Select the linked pair containing lime green 10 and cyan 30, followed by the light blue 17 connected pair. Lime green ants immediately converge on the isolated grass cluster resting under the floating camper frame, rapidly consuming the final green tiles on the entire board. At the exact same time, light blue ants and cyan ants clean up the final cloud wisps in the upper corners. Because both ant colors have immediate, unobstructed access to their target foods, the numbers on these connected blocks decrease continuously. Your waiting slots stay completely safe from any danger of a stall.

Wrap up the puzzle by pulling the final light yellow 38, cyan 17, and orange 16 blocks into the waiting area. Orange ants swarm the last remaining orange roof segments perched in the upper right quadrant. Yellow ants grab the stray trim pieces, while cyan ants mop up the few lingering sky tiles scattered across the top border. One by one, every active block counter strikes zero and leaves the waiting slots empty. With the final pixel consumed, the entire camper van scene clears away and you secure a smooth victory on Colony Flow Level 160.

Colony Flow Level 160 gives your planning skills a serious workout by throwing multiple connected boxes into the mix. Always prioritize clearing short single blocks first so your waiting row has the capacity to hold linked pieces safely. If any specific block pull feels confusing in text, watch the video walkthrough above this article to see the exact ant routes and slot timings in real time.