Colony Flow Level 1190 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 1190

Welcome back to another puzzle guide. Today we tackle Colony Flow Level 1190. You will face a beautiful floral pixel art picture today. The board relies heavily on connected blocks to clear massive sections of the background. I played through this one a few times to find the safest path for your ants. Follow along and we will get this board cleared without getting stuck.

Colony Flow Level 1190 Overview

What You Are Working With

The picture is a large bouquet of bright yellow and rich orange flowers. Light green and dark green leaves surround the colorful blossoms. A solid border of burgundy dark red background tiles frames the entire floral arrangement. Your tray is packed with high number blocks. You will see values in the thirties and forties right from the start. Many of these blocks are connected blocks. Connected blocks link two or more numbers together with a thick line. You must pull them into the waiting slots as a single unit. There are no hidden boxes or complex mechanics here. What you see on the board is exactly what you get. The challenge comes entirely from managing the sheer volume of tiles and the large connected pairs.

What It Takes to Clear Level 1190 Board

You win this level by directing your ants to eat every single colored tile on the board. The ants stream out of a hole at the bottom center of the screen. You feed them by pulling the colored numbered blocks from the tray into the five waiting slots. The ants read the color in the slot and run up the board to eat matching tiles. Every tile they eat reduces the block number by one. When a block hits zero it disappears and frees up that waiting slot. You lose if all five slots fill up with blocks that the ants cannot reach on the board. You must always maintain an open path for your active colors. The entire picture must vanish to trigger the victory screen.

Colony Flow Level 1190 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Open the bottom edge of the picture by activating your first solid colors

You start with a solid wall of tiles near the nest hole. Pull up the initial dark red blocks to begin chewing through the background border. Add a light green block and a dark green block to the waiting slots. The ants will flood out of the hole and immediately begin eating the lowest tiles. Watch the numbers count down rapidly on your screen. You want to clear enough of the bottom edge to expose the orange flowers higher up. Do not pull any connected blocks just yet. Let the single blocks do the initial heavy lifting so you keep your waiting slots flexible. The dark red blocks will take the longest to clear because the ants have to travel outward to the corners. You will see the bottom flat edge of the picture turn into a jagged curve as the ants eat upward. The bright colors of the flowers will slowly reveal themselves as the dark border shrinks away from the nest hole.

Step 2: Pull the first connected blocks to clear the lower corners and the first flower

Once the bottom edge recedes you will see a yellow block drop down to a low number in the tray. Pull up the connected pair of dark red blocks. One holds a nineteen and the other holds a seventeen. These will take up two of your waiting slots at the same time. Send a yellow twelve block up to join them in the slots. The ants will split their attention perfectly. Watching the ants divide into two distinct groups is very satisfying. A large group will march out to the left and right sides to eat the dark red background. A smaller group will target the lower yellow flower petals right above the hole. The board will start to curve inward heavily as the center gets eaten faster than the thick outer edges. Keep an eye on your remaining slot space and wait for the yellow block to completely clear out.

Step 3: Target the exposed center with light green and orange connected blocks

The middle of the bouquet is now wide open for your ants to explore. Your next major move is a connected pair featuring a twenty six light green block and a twenty seven orange block. Pull this massive pair into the waiting slots. The ants will surge up the middle of the board to devour the large orange blossom and the surrounding light green leaves. The dark red background on the sides is still thick so you can pull up a single dark green block to work on the lower leaves. The board will look like a large jagged archway at this point. The ants are traveling further up the screen now so it takes slightly longer for each tile to clear. Patiently wait for one of your slots to empty before you pull anything else from the tray.

Step 4: Chew through the middle leaves to isolate the top half of the bouquet

Your tray reveals a very helpful connected pair holding a fifteen light green and an eighteen dark red. Bring this pair into action alongside a small three dark green block. The ants will quickly finish off the three dark green block and free up a slot almost instantly. The light green ants will attack the left side of the bouquet where a large cluster of leaves sits waiting. The dark red ants will continue pushing up the outer edges of the background border. You will notice the tray sliding new blocks forward every time you pull one out. Always look ahead to see what color is coming next. The entire bottom half of the picture is completely gone by this stage. The remaining tiles form a large pointed shape aiming directly down at the nest hole. Your paths are wide open so you have zero risk of a dead end right now.

Step 5: Focus on the upper side sections to thin out the remaining background

Pull up the connected pair holding a four dark green and a nine light green. Follow that immediately with a massive thirty two orange block. The green blocks will make short work of the final leaves on the left side of the picture. The thirty two orange block will send a massive swarm of ants up to the right side to eat the last big flower in the bouquet. Notice how the dark red background is starting to look very thin at the very top. You are setting up the board perfectly for the final push. The ants have a long walk from the hole to the top edge so the numbers will count down slower than before. Do not panic and fill your last slots blindly. Let the ants do their job and clear the way.

Step 6: Unleash the double dark red connected blocks to destroy the upper border

The tray gives you a powerful connected pair of two twenty three dark red blocks. Pull them up alongside a small three yellow block and a fourteen dark green block. The yellow block will vanish in seconds as the ants eat the very last yellow petals in the top left area. The dark green block will finish off the final leaf tips nearby. The real star of this step is the double dark red pair. A huge army of ants will march all the way to the top edge of the screen. They will spread out across the top border and eat through the thickest remaining part of the background. The board is now just a small scattered cluster of tiles near the top corners.

Step 7: Send in the final blocks to wipe the board completely clean

You are down to the final handful of tiles. Pull up your last single blocks from the tray. You need an eleven dark red block and two light green blocks holding twenty four and twenty six. The tray also holds a final connected pair with a twenty yellow and a thirty two orange. Pull everything you can into the slots as soon as space opens up. The final moments of any puzzle level are always a fast rush of activity. Your screen will be flooded with ants rushing to finish the job. They will swarm the top edge in a chaotic mix of bright colors. They will grab the last few red background pieces and the remaining green leaf fragments. The board will be completely wiped clean in a matter of seconds. The colorful victory screen will pop up to reward your patience and careful planning.

Final Thought

Level 1190 demands good pacing and careful slot management from start to finish. The connected blocks can easily trap you if you pull them too early before a path is ready. Take your time and let the ants clear the paths before you overload the waiting area with new colors. If you find any step hard to follow in text please watch the video above this article. The visual guide will clear up any confusion and help you match the exact timing of every single move.