Colony Flow Level 192 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 192

Welcome back to another puzzle breakdown where we figure out exactly how to clear the board without jamming our slots. Colony Flow Level 192 presents a chilly winter scene featuring a large pixel art snowman surrounded by falling snowflakes. You have a massive wall of sky to clear while carefully picking apart the detailed snowman character in the center. I will walk you through my exact strategy to peel these layers back safely so you never hit a dead end.

Colony Flow Level 192 Overview

What You Are Working With

The board displays a large snowman built from white tiles with grey shading. The snowman has brown stick arms reaching out, an orange carrot nose, and black tiles making up the eyes and buttons. A massive background of light blue tiles surrounds the entire character to represent the winter sky. Small clusters of white tiles float in this blue sky to act as snowflakes.

Down in your tray you have a mix of single color blocks and Connected Boxes. The single blocks are mostly high capacity light blue and white blocks holding numbers like forty three and fifty five. The Connected Boxes link multiple colors together in a chain. You will see chains connecting brown blocks to orange blocks and black blocks to light blue blocks. The ants spawn from a single dark hole at the bottom center of the board.

What It Takes to Clear Level 192 Board

Winning this level requires a strict outside in approach. You lose if you fill all five of your waiting slots with blocks that have no open paths. Because the black buttons and orange nose are trapped inside the white body, you cannot pull their matching blocks early. If you pull a Connected Box containing black or orange before the ants have chewed through the surrounding white and blue tiles, those blocks will get stuck in your waiting slots. You must systematically eat away the light blue sky and the white snow to create open paths for the inner colors before you touch the more complex chains in your tray.

Colony Flow Level 192 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Clear the bottom layer of the light blue sky.

You need to open up the bottom of the board immediately to give your ants room to maneuver. Pull the high number light blue blocks from the first row of your tray. The ants stream out of the nest hole and immediately latch onto the lowest light blue tiles wrapping around the base of the snowman. This clears out the bottom corners of the sky and creates a wide channel on both sides. Watch the numbers on your blocks count down as the ants carry the food away. Keep your waiting slots mostly clear by only pulling a new light blue block when the previous one is almost empty.

Step 2: Sweep up the outer snowflakes and the snowman base.

With the bottom blue tiles gone the outer white snowflakes and the very bottom of the snowman body are now fully exposed. Tap the white blocks in your tray that carry numbers like thirty five and thirty. The ants will climb up the newly opened channels and start eating the floating snowflakes. Another group of ants will chew directly into the bottom row of the snowman. Alternating between light blue and white blocks keeps the board shrinking evenly from the outside edges.

Step 3: Work your way up the sides of the snowman.

The middle section of the level requires patience as you carve deeper into the main shapes. Continue pulling light blue blocks to eat the sky hugging the sides of the snowman body. As the sky recedes you expose more of the white body tiles. Follow up with more white blocks. You want the ants to swarm the left and right sides of the snowman character. Do not touch any of the Connected Boxes yet. If you pull a chain now you risk clogging your waiting slots because the inner colors still lack a valid path. Stick to the single light blue and white blocks until the brown stick arms are completely free of the surrounding sky.

Step 4: Release the first chain of Connected Boxes to clear the arms.

The ants have now eaten enough light blue sky to expose the brown stick arms jutting out from the snowman. Look at your tray and locate the Connected Box chain starting with a brown eight. Pull this chain into your waiting slots. Because the brown arms have an open path the ants rush up the sides of the board and consume the brown tiles. Once the brown eight block hits zero it disappears. This pulls the next color in the chain forward into the active position.

Step 5: Clear the orange carrot nose.

The next block in your chain is an orange twenty seven. Thankfully your previous work with the white blocks has eroded enough of the snowman face to expose the orange carrot nose. The ants flow right over the empty spaces and attack the orange tiles. The orange block counts down and clears your waiting slot completely. Managing these Connected Boxes perfectly keeps your tray moving and prevents the fatal slot jam.

Step 6: Level out the top half of the blue sky.

The snowman is now mostly gone but a large thick V shape of light blue sky remains at the top of the board. You also have a few white tiles left covering the black eyes and buttons. Shift your focus back to the heavy light blue blocks in your tray. Pull a fifty block and let the ants march straight up the middle of the board to eat the ceiling. This reduces the remaining tile count and brings the final sections of the picture into reach.

Step 7: Expose the black coal eyes and buttons.

You are now ready to tackle the most dangerous tiles on the board. The black tiles are dead center and they are the easiest way to accidentally jam your game. Pull your remaining white blocks to eat the last few snow tiles clinging to the face and chest. You must ensure absolutely no white tiles block the path to the black ones. Watch the ants carefully. Once the white tiles vanish the black eyes and buttons stand alone.

Step 8: Play the black Connected Boxes safely.

Locate the Connected Box in your tray that begins with a black four. Pull it into your waiting slots now that the path is completely clear. The ants easily grab the four black tiles and the block disappears. The next block in that chain immediately activates. Because you waited until the very end to pull the black block you avoid having it sit dead in your slots for the entire game. Your patience here guarantees a smooth transition to the final sequence.

Step 9: Clean up the final scattered tiles to finish the board.

Only a tiny handful of light blue white and orange tiles remain scattered near the top border. Pull the last few small number blocks from your tray. The ants rush up the completely open board and grab the final pieces of food. The waiting slots remain totally empty and the picture vanishes entirely. You win the level by maintaining perfect traffic control from start to finish.

Final Thought

Patience is your best tool when dismantling large solid structures like this snowman. Always let the ants chew away the thick borders before you even think about touching the detailed center colors. If you found the timing of the Connected Boxes difficult to picture in text just watch the video above this article to see exactly when I pull each chain.