Colony Flow Level 1067 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 1067

Colony Flow Level 1067 is a massive colorful puzzle featuring a bright ice cream truck parked on a sunny day. I found this level incredibly satisfying to clear once I figured out the right sequence for the outer edges. You have to peel away the sky and the grass before you can even think about tackling the truck itself. I will show you exactly how to manage your paths and keep your tray open from start to finish.

Colony Flow Level 1067 Overview

What You Are Working With

The board presents a large square picture filled with light blue sky and a solid floor of green grass. In the middle sits a bright pink ice cream truck with purple stripes white windows and black wheels. On top of the truck rests a giant ice cream cone built from brown dark red and tan food tiles. Looking down at your tray you will find standard numbered blocks and several connected boxes. Connected boxes link two different colors together and they move into your waiting area as one single unit. This means they eat up multiple waiting slots at the same time.

What It Takes to Clear Level 1067 Board

Winning this board means feeding every single food tile to your colony without dead ending your paths. The main rule of the game is that you lose if you fill all five waiting slots and no ants can reach their matching colors. Your primary goal is to control the connected boxes. You must clear away the blocking tiles so that both colors on a connected box have open paths before you pull it. We will focus entirely on clearing the outer light blue and green borders first to crack the puzzle wide open.

Colony Flow Level 1067 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Clear the outer layers of the light blue sky and green grass

The board starts completely locked up with the large picture covering almost everything. Your first priority is creating working space around the edges. Look at your tray and find the large numbered blocks for the light blue and green tiles. Pull a light blue forty block and a light blue seventy block to send massive waves of ants up the sides of the board. Follow that immediately with a green forty block to start eating away the grass at the bottom. The ants will march out of the nest hole and fan out along the edges. This strips away the top and bottom borders and exposes the solid blocks of color inside. Keeping your waiting slots mostly empty right now is crucial because you will need that room for the connected boxes later.

Step 2: Push deeper into the light blue and green borders

You still have a thick layer of sky and grass protecting the truck and the cone. Grab another light blue fourteen block and a green thirty eight block from your tray. Your ants will rush to the newly opened corners and continue chomping inward. The picture will physically shrink as the outer borders vanish. Do not touch any of the pink or white blocks yet because those inner truck tiles are still blocked by the surrounding colors. Let the numbers on your light blue and green blocks count all the way down to zero so they clear out of your waiting slots completely.

Step 3: Target the brown ice cream cone and dark blue outlines

With the outer edges pushed back you can start working on the main shapes. The brown ice cream cone at the very top is now accessible from the sides. Pull a brown sixteen block into the waiting area to let your ants climb up and chip away at the cone base. At the same time you should target the dark blue tiles that form the shadow outline of the truck roof. Bring up a dark blue thirty block. The ants will easily find their way to these dark blue tiles because you cleared the sky in the previous steps. Wait until these blocks completely vanish from the tray before making your next move.

Step 4: Break down the pink body of the ice cream truck

The massive pink section of the truck is your next major target. This block of color takes up the entire middle of the board. You need to hit it hard with high capacity blocks. Grab a pink forty block and a pink sixty three block from the tray. The pink ants will rush up through the newly cleared grass area and swarm the truck panels. You will see the truck begin to dissolve from the bottom up. As the pink tiles vanish they reveal the inner details like the service window and the wheels. Let the heavy lifting finish so your waiting slots clear out naturally and you maintain control of the board.

Step 5: Clean up the yellow and orange window displays

The service window of the truck features a few bright yellow and orange tiles representing snacks or lights. These are small isolated groups of food but they block the path to the inner cab. Find a yellow five block and an orange eighteen block in your tray. Pull them into the waiting area. Your ants will navigate straight through the missing pink sections to reach the window. Because these numbers are relatively low the blocks will clear out fast. This opens a massive hole right in the center of the truck and gives you access to the driver area.

Step 6: Deploy your first connected box to clear mixed sections

Now that you have several open paths reaching into the center of the board you can safely use your first connected box. You will see a connected box in your tray featuring dark blue linked to pink. Because connected boxes link multiple numbers together they will block two slots in your waiting area. You must be absolutely sure the ants can reach both colors. Since the truck body and outlines are already open this is the perfect time to pull it. The ants will stream out and finish off the remaining pink doors and dark blue shadows simultaneously.

Step 7: Sweep away the black wheels and purple truck stripes

The lower half of the truck still has black wheels and a thick purple stripe holding it together. Look for the black twenty four block and pull it to send ants after the tires. The grass is completely gone by now so the black ants have a direct straight line from the nest hole to the wheels. Next pull a purple forty two block to clear the horizontal stripe running across the truck doors. Getting rid of the wheels and the stripe breaks the truck into smaller floating pieces. This makes it much easier to manage the remaining puzzle pieces because the ants have paths from every direction.

Step 8: Finish the dark red and tan ice cream scoops

Focus your attention back up to the roof where the giant ice cream scoops are waiting. The cone is mostly gone but the dark red and tan sections remain. Bring a dark red eighty block into the mix to take out the huge cherry or strawberry scoop on top. Follow it with a tan thirty block for the bottom scoop. The ants will climb up the invisible paths where the truck used to be. The dark red section is quite large so it will take a moment for the ants to chew through it all. Be patient and do not clutter your waiting slots with unrelated colors.

Step 9: Handle the remaining connected boxes

As the board empties you will uncover more connected boxes in your tray. You might see a light blue connected to green or a dark blue connected to pink. The board is incredibly open right now so you can safely pull these. Watch the ants split their focus and attack the floating patches of sky and leftover truck frame pieces. Keep an eye on your remaining tray blocks and pair them with the floating islands of food. Always ensure you never pull five blocks at once unless you are absolutely positive they all have open paths.

Step 10: Mop up the final stray tiles to complete the board

The last few moves are all about cleaning up the stragglers. You will likely have tiny clusters of light blue sky dark blue outlines or leftover green grass spots floating around. Check your tray for the matching small numbered blocks. You will see a light blue thirty nine block or a dark blue twelve block. Pull these final pieces up into the waiting slots. The ants will easily sprint across the empty board to grab the last remaining food tiles. Once the final pixel disappears the level is complete and you secure your win.

Final Thought

Getting through this board requires patience and careful path management. The biggest trap is pulling those connected boxes before the inner tiles are exposed. If you ever feel stuck on a specific section I highly encourage you to watch the video above this article. Seeing the ants move in real time can make the right block choices completely obvious.