Colony Flow Level 118 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 118

Colony Flow Level 118 presents you with a massive pixel art bunny sitting in a bright spring garden. You must command your colony to consume the entire picture without jamming your tray. I play every stage directly to find the safest block pulling order. Read my walkthrough below to learn how to open the paths and feed your ants all the way to a perfect clear.

Colony Flow Level 118 Overview

What You Are Working With

The puzzle board features a large white rabbit character centered in the frame. The rabbit has pink details inside its tall ears and on its bottom foot pads. A solid black outline surrounds the entire animal. The character sits in a thick field of green and dark green grass covering the bottom area of the picture. Yellow flowers with bright orange centers grow on the left and right sides of the grass. A huge light blue sky fills the top background behind the ears.

Your tray contains high numbered blocks in every matching color. You will see white, pink, black, yellow, orange, light blue, green, and dark green blocks stacked in the bottom menu. The paths begin strictly on the outside edges. The top sky and the bottom grass provide the only immediately open areas. The central colors remain completely trapped until you chew through the outer layers. You have no special hidden boxes or locks to worry about here. This board strictly tests your path logic and your patience.

What It Takes to Clear Level 118 Board

To clear the board you must peel the picture away from the outside in. You win when every pixel vanishes and your ants return to the nest. You lose if you fill all five waiting slots with blocks that have no open paths. The game requires you to keep the flow moving constantly.

The outer blue sky and the lower green grass act as your entry points. You must prioritize these boundary colors to expose the inner layers. Once the sky and grass recede you gain access to the flower petals and the rabbit outline. Breaking the black outline stands out as your primary goal for the middle of the game. The moment the outline cracks open your ants can flood the interior and consume the huge white body. You must constantly monitor the edges of the remaining pixels. Only pull a block from the tray if you visually confirm at least one exposed pixel of that exact color. Managing your five active slots carefully prevents dead ends and guarantees your victory.

Colony Flow Level 118 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Start clearing the outer edges of the light blue sky

Your first move requires you to open the top of the board. Tap a light blue block from your tray to send the ants upward. The ants will march up the left and right sides of the screen to reach the exposed sky pixels. Watch them carry the blue pieces back down to the block in your slot. The number on the light blue block counts down rapidly as they work. Keeping the top open prevents the tall rabbit ears from trapping your paths later in the stage. Let the ants work on the sky while you plan your next pull. You want to establish a steady rhythm of clearing the top and bottom simultaneously. The sky covers a massive area so you will need to keep a light blue block active for a long time.

Step 2: Open the bottom layer with a dark green block

While the ants eat the sky you should activate a bottom path. Tap a dark green block to send a second stream of ants downward. The very bottom edge of the picture consists entirely of dark green grass pixels. The ants will spread out along this bottom boundary and start chewing upward toward the character. This action reduces the thick base layer and exposes the lighter green grass directly above it. Having both a blue block and a dark green block active at the same time represents a highly efficient strategy. The ants divide into two distinct trails and keep your waiting slots processing quickly. The board design forces you to work these extremes before anything else opens up.

Step 3: Attack the yellow flower petals on the sides

The receding sky and grass now expose the edges of the yellow flowers. Pull a yellow block into your third waiting slot. The ants will seek out the nearest yellow petals on the left and right sides of the rabbit. Eating the yellow pixels removes a huge volume of side obstacles. You will notice the board opening up significantly as the ants rip through the petals. The orange centers of the flowers become visible but remain mostly trapped by surrounding green leaves. Leave the orange alone for now and let the ants focus purely on stripping away the yellow. Keep an eye on your first two slots in case you need to refresh a blue or green block.

Step 4: Break through the black outline of the rabbit

Your outer clearing work finally exposes the black border surrounding the character. Tap a black block from your tray to start breaking this shell. The ants will find the exposed black pixels around the tips of the ears and the bottom of the feet. Consuming the black outline remains the most vital phase of this puzzle. The black barrier protects all the white and pink tiles inside the character. As the ants eat the black pixels they create entry gaps for future colors. Make sure you only pull one black block at this stage so you do not crowd your limited tray space.

Step 5: Flood the interior by pulling a white block

The gaps in the black outline mean you can finally reach the white body. Pull a white block into a free slot. Your ants will rush through the broken border and swarm the interior of the head and the belly. The white section contains the highest concentration of pixels on the entire board. The numbers on your white blocks will drain very fast. You must prepare to pull additional white blocks as the first ones expire. Keep a steady flow of ants moving into the white space. Clearing out the bulky center gives you immense breathing room for the final stages.

Step 6: Clear the pink inner ears and foot pads

Eating the white body completely exposes the pink details. You will see solid pink clusters in the tall ears and round pink spots on the feet. Tap a pink block from the tray. The ants now have a completely unobstructed path straight into the center of the character. The pink pixels group tightly together so the ants will harvest them rapidly. You will need a couple of pink blocks to clear all the ear and foot pieces completely. Watch the numbers tick down and replace the pink block the second it empties out.

Step 7: Consume the orange flower centers

Look back at the lower left and right corners of the grass area. The bright orange flower centers stand completely isolated now. Tap an orange block to send your ants after these spots. The ants will split to both sides and consume the remaining flower cores. This step completely eliminates the flowers from the board. Your active slots will process the orange blocks very quickly because the path is short and direct. You are now looking at a very sparse board with only scattered remnants of sky and grass left behind.

Step 8: Clean up the remaining green grass patches

You will notice random patches of light green and dark green scattered near the bottom. Tap your remaining green blocks to clear them out. Since the board is mostly empty the ants will travel extremely fast. They will run straight across the blank canvas and grab the final green grass pixels. You can safely fill multiple waiting slots with green blocks right now. There are no barriers left to trap them. Watch the ants sweep the bottom section completely clean.

Step 9: Finish the last light blue sky pixels

The only significant color left involves the remaining light blue sky near the top corners. Tap your last light blue blocks. The ants will race all the way up the empty board to consume the final corner pieces. You usually have a stray white or black pixel lingering somewhere in the middle at this point. If so pull the corresponding blocks immediately. The ants will grab the last few dots and return to the nest. The picture vanishes and the victory screen appears.

Final Thought

You just conquered a very crowded and complex board. Managing the outer edges before rushing the center is the absolute best way to keep your ants moving freely. Always remember to watch those boundary lines before you tap a new color. If a step gets confusing in text I encourage you to watch the video above this article. Seeing the ants move in real time makes the whole process much easier to understand.