Colony Flow Level 600 tests your ability to juggle crowded tray rows against a massive multi colored food board. You are cleaning up a detailed ramen bowl complete with a resting lavender cat, rich broth, noodles, and toppings. Success comes down to how well you keep your five waiting slots moving so the colony never grinds to a halt.
Colony Flow Level 600 Overview
What You Are Working With
Your target on this board is an elaborate pixel art image of a cat soaking inside a steaming ramen bowl. The picture features several distinct food groups and colors. Red tiles represent the spicy broth filling the basin. Dark purple and lavender tiles form the ceramic bowl and the cat head resting among the noodles. Bright white tiles build the chopsticks, egg whites, and wisps of steam along the top. Yellow tiles make up the egg yolks and noodles, while pink tiles create the fish cake slices and meat garnishes. A few green garnish tiles sit clustered near the center.
Below the main playfield, your nest hole pumps worker ants directly toward the food paths. You draw blocks from a deep tray containing several stacked rows of numbered colored blocks. Two special tile elements appear directly inside your block tray on this level. First, you have Hidden Box tiles marked with white question marks. A Hidden Box keeps its color completely secret until you clear enough surrounding blocks to give it an open path. Second, you face Connected Boxes joined together by a colored bar. When you tap a connected pair, both linked blocks move into your waiting slots together, which demands double the slot capacity in an instant.
What It Takes to Clear Level 600 Board
Winning this stage requires completely stripping every single colored pixel from the picture while managing your five waiting slots. The golden rule is simple but unforgiving. If all five waiting slots fill with blocks and your active ants cannot reach matching food tiles on the board, you immediately lose.
To prevent a sudden loss, you must always maintain at least one clear running lane from the nest to the active food color. Red broth dominates the right flank and outer rim early on. Stripping that broth away carves wide channels that allow your ants to penetrate the inner layers of the bowl. Once you clear the broth, you open direct access to the noodles, the eggs, and the cat face. You must pace your block selections so that high count blocks finish their work before you pull complex Connected Boxes into your tray slots.
Colony Flow Level 600 Step by Step Solution
Step 1: Open the right side broth using high count red blocks
Begin your run by targeting the thick swath of red broth on the right half of the bowl. Pull the red 75 block from your front tray row. Your red worker ants immediately stream out of the nest hole, looping upward along the right side of the board to feast on the red broth pixels. As the red block counts down into the forties, the entire right border of the ramen bowl peels away, creating a wide open path into the deeper food items. Follow up by drawing a green 5 block to knock out the small cluster of green garnish tiles, and slot a yellow 35 block to start gnawing on the exposed noodles. Because the red tiles take continuous bites, your waiting slots stay fluid and you avoid clogging the queue during the opening sequence.
Step 2: Feed the purple bowl rim and reveal the first hidden boxes
With the right perimeter opened up, you must address the heavy dark purple frame forming the bottom and left edges of the bowl. Pull the dark purple 65 block and pair it with the lavender 37 block to target the bowl base and the cat ear. Your purple ants wrap around the lower left curve of the bowl, chewing through the outer rim. Watch your block counts tick downward rapidly. As blocks leave the bottom tray, they expose your first batch of Hidden Box tiles. Pull the revealed numbers as soon as paths clear to unlock their hidden colors. Always preserve at least two empty waiting slots while dealing with these unknown blocks so an unexpected color does not choke your lineup.
Step 3: Clear the white chopsticks and manage your first connected boxes
Now that your ants have carved deep channels into the bowl, pull your white 45 and white 40 blocks to clear the chopsticks and steam curls. White ants march along the upper left quadrant, erasing the chopstick barrier that sits directly above the egg toppings. As those white numbers drain to zero, you face your first pair of Connected Boxes linked across the tray rows. Before tapping the connected pair, make sure your waiting slots have at least two open spaces ready to receive both blocks simultaneously. Tap the link to draw the pair into your queue. Direct the resulting blue and green ants to strip out the inner highlights and garnish bits, ensuring your ants clear those tiles fast enough to cycle the slots clean.
Step 4: Digest the boiled eggs and noodle base with yellow blocks
The center of the bowl is now fully reachable, leaving the two boiled eggs and yellow noodle clusters completely exposed. Draw your yellow 13 and yellow 10 blocks into the waiting slots. Yellow ants charge straight through the center gap, swarming over the egg yolks and noodle strands. Simultaneously deploy a white 8 block to wipe out the remaining egg white pixels framing the yolks. The counts count down in rapid succession as your yellow ants sweep the center clean. Keep your eyes on the tray below and pull any newly freed purple blocks to keep pressure on the outer bowl wall while your yellow ants finish their meal.
Step 5: Dismantle the naruto fish cake and cat face
With the noodles gone, the pink fish cake spiral and the lavender cat face become your main priorities. Select the pink 5 and pink 9 blocks to send bright pink ants onto the naruto slices floating in the upper right broth. At the same time, drop your lavender 8 block into the tray to let your ants chew away at the cheeks and forehead of the cat. A second pair of Connected Boxes will surface in your tray during this phase. Wait until your active pink and red ants finish clearing their target tiles, freeing up room in your waiting slots, before you pull the connected pair. Once both blocks land safely in the queue, your colony quickly dismantles the remaining cat features and sweeps away the last red broth flecks.
Step 6: Wrap up the final purple rim and wisps of steam
Only scattered dark purple fragments along the upper rim and a few stubborn white steam pixels remain on the board. Pull the dark purple 26 block along with your final white 31 and white 28 blocks. Your ants form a massive, orderly ring that loops around the entire outer perimeter of the board, chewing through the remaining purple border tiles one by one. Because only one or two colors remain on the board, keep your focus on pulling exact color matches. Avoid dragging unmatched blocks into your waiting slots at this late stage. Watch the final block numbers hit zero as your worker ants sweep the last pixel off the canvas and conclude the stage with an empty board.
Final Thought
Colony Flow Level 600 demands patience and strict queue discipline, especially when handling the connected block pairs linked in your lower tray rows. If any specific block pull or path transition feels confusing while reading through these steps, check out the video walkthrough above this article to watch the exact timing in real time.
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