Colony Flow Level 1137 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 1137
Guide By Liam Stone
Updated on August 12, 2026
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Playing Colony Flow Level 1137 drops you into a busy outdoor campsite scene filled with bright colors. You must carefully peel away the outer layers of the sky and grass before your ants can safely reach the dense fire in the center. I played this board multiple times to find the absolute safest route to the end.
Colony Flow Level 1137 Overview
What You Are Working With
The pixel art picture in this level looks like a classic campsite grill setup. The top section consists of a massive light blue sky resting above a dark green forest outline. The bottom area features bright green grass surrounding dark brown dirt patches. Right in the middle you will see a dark purple grill with bright orange and yellow flames reaching upward. Orange and yellow food tiles sit on the right side of the main grill. The tray at the bottom holds your standard numbered blocks alongside several pairs of connected boxes. These connected boxes link two different colors together permanently. You must pull them into the waiting slots as a single solid unit. This unique mechanic takes up two spaces in your five slot queue which adds a lot of pressure to your limited board space.
What It Takes to Clear Level 1137 Board
Winning this level requires a steady stripping process from the outside edges inward. The ants begin their journey from the round nest hole below the picture and travel along any open paths they can find. They must easily reach the colored food tiles that match the blocks sitting in your waiting slots. If you pull a block and the ants cannot physically walk to the matching color on the board the block simply waits and does nothing. Your five slots will fill up extremely fast if you pull the wrong colors in a panic. If all five slots fill up and no ants can make a valid move you lose the level instantly. You clear the board by peeling away the massive light blue sky and the outer green grass patches first. This method opens wide travel paths so the ants can easily reach the intricate fire and grill pieces in the center.
Colony Flow Level 1137 Step by Step Solution
Step 1: Clear the outer edges of the light blue sky
The light blue tiles form a huge barrier across the entire top and the upper sides of the picture. You must grab the light blue blocks from the bottom tray to start breaking this solid barrier down. Pull the first few light blue blocks into your waiting queue right away. The ants will stream out of the nest hole and travel up the far left and right sides of the board to eat the outer sky tiles. The ants form a long line as they march up the borders of the screen. Watch the numbers on your blocks drop quickly as the ants consume the food. Keep feeding light blue blocks into the queue until the top edge is totally empty. This creates a massive open space for your ants to travel through during the upcoming steps.
Step 2: Remove the light green outer grass patches
Your ants now have free movement around the top of the board but the bottom corners remain entirely blocked by grass. Locate the single light green blocks in your bottom tray. Pull a light green block into the queue and let the ants clear the bright grass tiles on the left and right sides of the grill. You will encounter a connected box pair containing a light green block during this phase. Pull this connected pair only when you are absolutely sure the ants have a direct open path to the light green tiles. The ants will clear the light green portion first. The attached second block will sit quietly in the slot until its matching color becomes available on the board.
Step 3: Tackle the dark green forest background
The dark green tiles sit just below the empty space where the sky used to be. Pull the dark green blocks to send your swarming ants toward this forest section. The ants will wrap around the open upper board and attack the dark green tiles strictly from the top down. You must carefully watch your waiting slots during this entire process. Do not pull too many dark green blocks at once or you risk a severe slot jam. Let one dark green block finish counting down to zero before you pull the next one. This steady and patient pace ensures you always have at least two empty slots in your queue for emergency board moves.
Step 4: Break into the yellow fire and food elements
The exact center of the board holds tall yellow flames and thick yellow burger buns. Now that the sky and the forest background are gone your ants can easily walk right into the middle of the remaining structure. Find the yellow blocks in the tray and tap them into your waiting area. Several of these yellow blocks appear as connected boxes in the tray. Bring them up carefully so you do not overwhelm your five slot limit. The ants will rush to the top of the tall flames and the top of the food piles. The numbers on the yellow blocks will count down rapidly because the yellow tiles are clustered closely together. The fire shape shrinks beautifully as the ants eat their way down toward the heavy grill.
Step 5: Strip away the bright orange fire details
Orange tiles sit directly next to the yellow tiles to add vibrant detail to the flames and the food. Pull the orange blocks into your queue to clear these adjacent inner tiles. You will often have an orange block already sitting in your waiting slots if it was attached to an earlier yellow connected box. If that happens the ants will automatically transition from the yellow tiles directly to the orange tiles without any extra effort from you. Keep a very close eye on the remaining orange sections. Feed another orange block into the tray if the previous block runs out of numbers before the orange fire is fully extinguished.
Step 6: Dismantle the dark purple grill structure
The dark purple tiles form the heavy main grill body right in the lower center of the picture. This is a very dense and dangerous block of color. Pull the dark purple blocks from your tray to send the ants straight into the heart of the cooking grill. The path is completely wide open now so the ants will swarm the purple tiles from all possible sides. The numbers on your dark purple blocks will decrease very fast due to this massive insect swarm. This is a perfectly safe time to pull a connected box that includes a purple block. The purple half will vanish quickly and leave the slot perfectly ready for the next color sequence.
Step 7: Erase the brown dirt and wooden log pieces
Only the brown ground and the wooden logs holding up the heavy grill remain on the board at this late stage. Pull the brown blocks to clear these final supportive structures. The ants will target the wide brown dirt patches underneath the fire and the thin legs of the main grill. Pay strict attention to the tight lower corners where the brown tiles touch the very bottom edge of the board. The ants need an extra moment to walk all the way down there. Let them finish their entire meal before you clutter your waiting slots with any remaining miscellaneous colors.
Step 8: Clean up the final connected boxes
You will have a few stray colors left near the very end of the game. Look at your bottom tray and find the last remaining connected boxes. You will see a combination of dark red blocks and perhaps a stray light blue or brown block linked together. Tap these final remaining blocks into the open queue. The board is incredibly open by now so the ants can reach any leftover tile almost instantly. Let the ants bounce rapidly between the scattered color tiles until every single block in your waiting area reaches zero. The screen will clear completely and you will successfully beat the level.
Final Thought
This board tests your patience and your slot management skills from the very first move. Peeling the outside layers first prevents you from trapping your ants and failing the level. Watch the video above this article if any step gets confusing or if you want to see exactly how the connected boxes interact with the main puzzle board.


