Colony Flow Level 1060 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 1060

Colony Flow Level 1060 tasks you with dismantling a massive and colorful pixel art portrait. You are looking at a blond character wearing a blue jacket over a red background filled with hearts. The challenge here is the sheer volume of high number blocks in your tray and the intricate layers of the picture. You have to peel this board away carefully so your ants always have an open path to their food.

Colony Flow Level 1060 Overview

What You Are Working With

The picture at the top of the screen is dense and packed with different colors. You have a huge red background speckled with pink hearts. The central character has bright yellow hair, a pink face, white eyes, and a dark blue jacket with purple shadows. There are two major structural hurdles on this board. On the left side there is a large white bone shape. On the top right there is a large yellow crown section. These areas act as Hidden Food. They will not fully unlock and allow your ants to clear them until you clear the adjacent red background tiles first.

Your tray at the bottom of the screen is loaded with high number blocks. You will see red blocks in the seventies, yellow blocks in the sixties, and various pink, purple, and blue blocks. Later in the tray you will encounter a Lock and Key mechanic. A specific blue block has a keyhole on it. You must clear the tiles holding the key on the board before you can pull that locked block. The nest hole sits right below the picture. The ants will stream out of this hole the moment you pull a valid block into your five waiting slots.

What It Takes to Clear Level 1060 Board

To win this level you must completely erase the pixel art picture. You do this by pulling colored blocks from the tray into the five waiting slots. When a block matches accessible food tiles of the same color, ants spawn from the nest hole and march to eat those tiles. The number on your block decreases with every tile eaten. The block disappears from your tray once the number hits zero.

The main rule of the game is your biggest threat. You lose if you fill all five waiting slots and no ants can move. This happens if you pull colors that are blocked behind other colors. Every single move you make must guarantee an open path. You must clear the outer layers of the picture before pulling the blocks needed for the inner layers. Success requires you to balance clearing massive sections of a single color while opening up small paths to keep your waiting slots flowing.

Colony Flow Level 1060 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Clear the outer red background to open the board edges

You need to start by pulling the dark red and bright red blocks to strip away the background. The red background surrounds almost the entire portrait and blocks access to the inner details. Pull a red block and watch the ants stream out of the nest hole. They will rush the outer edges and start eating the red tiles and the decorative hearts. This move is safe because the red tiles are completely exposed on the outer boundary. The background is not just a single layer. It wraps around the hair and the jacket in tricky ways. When you pull the first dark red block you will see the ants prioritize the bottom corners first. This is normal behavior. They always path to the closest available food. You must wait for them to clear the bottom corners before they march up the sides to reach the top corners. If you panic and pull three red blocks at once you risk clogging your tray while the ants take the long journey up the sides of the board. Always keep at least one slot empty so you can react if a path temporarily chokes.

Step 2: Attack the white bone section on the left side

Once the left side red tiles are cleared you will see the white bone shape become accessible. Pull a white block from the tray. The ants will march left and begin breaking down this large white section. This section takes a lot of hits to clear completely. You will see the white block in your tray count down rapidly as the ants swarm the bone. Do not pull white blocks before the red background is gone or they will sit idle in your waiting slots and threaten to end your game. Wait until the path is totally clear before committing a white block to the tray.

Step 3: Strip away the blue jacket and purple shadows

While the left side is clearing you can start working on the bottom of the portrait. The character wears a dark blue jacket detailed with purple shadows and light blue highlights. These tiles are located near the bottom center right above the nest hole. Pull a dark blue block and a purple block. The ants have a very short travel distance to reach these tiles. This means the blocks will clear out of your waiting slots very fast. Fast clearing blocks are great because they free up space in your tray for your next moves. Pull the light blue block next to finish off the jacket details. Ensure you do not pull too many jacket colors at once so you always have at least one empty slot for emergencies.

Step 4: Expose the yellow crown and start clearing the hair

With the bottom and left sides heavily reduced you must turn your attention to the top right corner. This area hides the yellow crown. Because this is Hidden Food you must ensure all the adjacent red background tiles are completely gone. Once the crown is fully exposed you can start pulling yellow blocks. The character also has a massive amount of yellow hair in the center of the portrait. Pull a high number yellow block and the ants will split up. Some will head for the hair and others will march up the right side to attack the crown. The yellow hair tiles are tightly packed but they also weave behind the pink face tiles. You might notice that pulling a single yellow block does not clear all the hair at once. Some yellow tiles remain trapped behind the pink forehead and the cheeks. This is a deliberate trap designed to jam your waiting slots. You must alternate between pulling yellow blocks for the hair and pulling pink blocks for the face. By trading off between yellow and pink you ensure the ants constantly expose new food for each other. This alternating method keeps your waiting slots cycling quickly and prevents any single color from piling up in your tray.

Step 5: Eat away the pink face and facial features

The center of the board is now mostly the pink face of the character. Pull a pink block to send a huge wave of ants straight up the middle. The face contains a lot of tiles so a high number pink block will drain without jamming your tray. As the pink tiles vanish they will expose the smaller details like the eyes and the mouth. These features use white and light blue blocks. Pull the required colors to clear these tiny details as soon as they open up. Clearing the small details prevents them from blocking the tiles behind them. The board will start to look very empty at this stage.

Step 6: Unlock the keyhole block and deploy it

As you dig deeper into the tray you will uncover a blue block marked with a lock and key mechanic. The blue block sits in your tray taking up valuable visual space but you cannot touch it. You must focus entirely on clearing the surrounding colors to reveal the key on the board. Sometimes the key is buried under a random yellow or pink tile. Keep up your alternating clear strategy. Once the key tile is eaten a distinct animation plays and the lock vanishes from the blue block. At this exact moment you might be tempted to pull it immediately. Pause and check the board first. Verify that the matching blue tiles are actually exposed and not blocked by a leftover piece of the yellow crown. Only pull the unlocked block when the path is absolutely clear. Pulling a locked block too early is a common way players jam their waiting slots. Patience is required here.

Step 7: Mop up the final scattered tiles and the border

The board is now reduced to a few scattered sections of yellow hair and bits of the outer border. You will have a few low number yellow and orange blocks left in your tray. Pull them carefully. The remaining tiles might be spread far apart. The ants will have to travel around the empty spaces of the board to reach these last pieces of food. Watch the paths to ensure every block you pull has a valid target. Pull your final yellow block to send a long line of ants around the edge. They will chew up the very last tiles. The level is won the moment the final piece of the picture disappears and your tray is empty.

Final Thought

Colony Flow Level 1060 requires careful sequence planning to keep your waiting slots open. The huge blocks of color can tempt you into pulling too many blocks at once. Take your time and peel the background away first. Expose the hidden sections before you pull their matching colors. If you find any step difficult to visualize please watch the video above this article. The video shows the exact block order and pathing required to beat the level without jamming your tray.