Colony Flow Level 1034 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 1034

Welcome back to another puzzle guide. Today we are tackling Colony Flow Level 1034 and it brings a massive beautiful pixel art board for you to solve. I play every single level myself to figure out the best sequence so you never have to guess or waste your time. This specific level features two large cats sitting face to face inside a giant pink frame with a hungry door blocking the top edge. Let us break down exactly how to clear this board without ever jamming your waiting tray.

Colony Flow Level 1034 Overview

What You Are Working With

The board presents a highly detailed picture of two cats facing each other. The cat on the left is mostly yellow with orange outlines and some small brown details near its paws. The cat on the right is white with deep purple shading on its back and tail. These two cats sit entirely enclosed inside a massive pink background that forms a rough heart shape. A darker crimson border wraps around the outer edge of this pink background. At the very top center of the board you will see a hungry door with a requirement of 60 points.

Your tray at the bottom is packed with very high number blocks. You will see pink and crimson blocks with values like 70 and 60 alongside connected blocks that link two colors together. You also have hidden boxes sitting in the bottom row of your tray. A hidden box conceals its color until the blocks on top of it are cleared away. You will find small amounts of aqua tiles scattered near the bottom of the cats.

What It Takes to Clear Level 1034 Board

To win this level you must clear every single colored tile from the board and allow all the ants to return to the nest. You accomplish this by pulling colored numbered blocks from your tray into the five empty waiting slots above it. The ants stream out of the nest hole and walk up the board to eat the tiles that match the color in your slots.

Your entire strategy revolves around those five waiting slots. If you pull a block into a slot and the ants cannot find an open path to reach that matching color on the board the block will sit there. If you fill all five slots with blocked colors no ants can move and you immediately lose the level. You must feed the board in the correct order to keep paths open and ensure your waiting slots constantly empty out.

Colony Flow Level 1034 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Start with the central white and yellow tiles to open the main paths

You begin the level staring at a solid wall of colored pixels and your first move must create open space. Look at your tray and pull the white blocks and the yellow blocks into your waiting slots. The ants will immediately stream out of the bottom nest hole and head straight for the center of the picture. They will start eating the white body of the cat on the right and the yellow face of the cat on the left. This central clear is absolutely crucial because it exposes the inner edges of the surrounding pink background. If you pull a pink block first the ants will have nowhere to go and your slot will jam. Always wait for the white and yellow ants to carve out that initial center path.

Step 2: Feed the hungry door and attack the pink background

Now that you have a path cleared through the center you need to focus on the hungry door at the top of the board. This door requires 60 points to open and blocks access to the top tiles. Pull the connected crimson and pink blocks from the top row of your tray. The pink ants will flood the board and begin eating the massive pink heart background. The crimson ants will target the darker red borders surrounding the cats. Many of these ants will climb all the way to the top and feed the hungry door directly. You will see the number on the door drop from 60 down to 51 and then continue falling. Monitor your five waiting slots closely here and never pull a new pink block until the previous one finishes its countdown.

Step 3: Clear the thick crimson borders around the outer edges

The board is now swarming with ants but you have thick crimson borders left to handle. Pull the crimson 70 block from your tray. The ants must walk a long distance to reach the far outer edges of the picture so this block will sit in your waiting slot for a while. You must keep your other four slots clear while you wait for these crimson ants to finish their massive meal. Pull smaller blocks like the aqua 10 block to keep the center of the board active and moving. The aqua ants will quickly grab their tiles and vanish which frees up a slot almost instantly.

Step 4: Dig into the purple shadows and orange details

The right cat has heavy purple shading and your tray now offers a purple 32 block. Pull this block to send purple ants to clear the side of the white cat. At the same time you will see a brown 8 block available in the tray. Pull that brown block to clear the tiny brown details around the feet of the yellow cat. Making these smaller color matches reveals the hidden boxes in your bottom tray. A hidden box will not show its color until you clear the blocks above it. Clearing the purple and brown tiles ensures your tray keeps moving and gives you full access to the blocks you need for the final stages.

Step 5: Break down the upper heart structure with the massive white block

Look at the top center of the picture where a large white heart sits directly above the cats. Your tray now holds a massive white 123 block. Move this white block into a waiting slot along with the pink 55 block. A huge swarm of white ants will march up the screen and completely devour that top white heart. The pink ants will continue chewing away at the upper pink background pieces. By clearing this top section you open up the final hidden layers of the board. The solid structure of the cats is now mostly gone leaving behind only a thin skeleton of stray pixels.

Step 6: Finish the yellow cat body and reveal the remaining hidden boxes

You must now finish off the remaining yellow tiles that made up the left cat. Your tray provides a yellow 48 block and an orange 10 block. Move both of these blocks into your open slots. The yellow ants will clear out the large remaining chunks of the left cat body. The orange ants will sweep up the orange outline tiles scattered nearby. As these blocks count down to zero they free up crucial space in your waiting area. You will also see a pink connected block holding 55 points. Pull that pink block to maintain steady pressure on the background tiles while the yellow ants work.

Step 7: Sweep up the scattered pink background tiles

The board is now mostly empty space but several pink cross shapes and thick border pieces remain scattered around the edges. Your tray is full of high value pink blocks like the 71 block and the 70 block and the 59 block. Pull the 71 pink block first and let the ants scatter to the far corners of the board. They will hunt down every remaining pink tile they can reach. Once that block finishes completely pull the 70 pink block to clear the next batch. Do not pull all these large pink blocks at once or you will clog your slots and lose the level right at the finish line. Extreme patience here guarantees a win.

Step 8: Clean up the final stray aqua and purple pixels

Your final task is to sweep up the last few stray pixels left on the board. You will see a few aqua tiles floating near the bottom right and some purple tiles clinging to the far right edge. Pull the aqua 2 block and the purple 14 block from your tray. The aqua ants will quickly grab their two tiles and disappear back down the hole. The purple ants will march over and eat the remaining purple borders. Once these final ants finish their meals the board is completely clean and you beat the level. You have successfully navigated a very crowded board without ever causing a single jam.

Final Thought

Keeping your waiting slots clear is the only way to survive these high count levels. You must always prioritize opening paths before you pull large blocks. If any of these written steps feel hard to visualize you can watch the gameplay video above this article. The video shows my exact timing for every single block pull so you can copy my exact moves and clear the board on your next attempt.