Colony Flow Level 363 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 363

Colony Flow Level 363 presents a massive puzzle right from the start. You have to feed your ant colony a giant pixel art picture of a white goose holding a sword. The goose sits on a huge solid red background that blocks all your early paths. I played through this puzzle multiple times to find the exact sequence that keeps the tray clear and the ants moving.

Colony Flow Level 363 Overview

What You Are Working With

The board shows a large white goose facing the left side of the screen. The bird features an orange beak and orange feet. It holds a sword with a black handle and a light blue blade. All of this rests on a solid red background that fills the entire bottom and outer edges of the picture area. Your tray at the bottom holds red white black orange and light blue numbered blocks. This puzzle features the Lock and Key mechanic. You will see a large orange box marked with a forty and a keyhole in the top left corner. You will also find a smaller light blue box marked with a ten and a key symbol in the top right corner. The board also contains Hidden Food. A red heart shape sits near the top but it remains completely invisible until you clear the surrounding tiles.

What It Takes to Clear Level 363 Board

You clear this board by breaking the puzzle down into specific target zones. You must clear the red background first because it physically blocks access to the inner picture. Your tray has five waiting slots at the bottom. If you pull a block color that the ants cannot reach those five slots will fill up and you lose the level instantly. You have to maintain an open path for every single block you pull. The main sequence involves peeling back the red border to reach the goose. Then you must send ants to the top right to grab the key. Getting that key allows you to destroy the locked orange chest on the top left. Finally you clear the rest of the goose and consume the hidden red heart.

Colony Flow Level 363 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Clear the lower red background to expose the main picture.

You begin the puzzle staring at a massive wall of red tiles. Your tray is full of high value red blocks like one hundred and seventy five. Pull these large red blocks immediately to start the flow. The red ants will stream out of the nest hole and spread out across the entire bottom edge of the board. You need to keep pulling red blocks until the ants eat away the lower boundary. Do not touch the white or black blocks yet. The red background completely surrounds the goose and acts like a barrier. If you pull a white block right now the ants will have no path to the white tiles. That block will sit in your waiting slot and threaten to jam your entire tray. Stick entirely to red blocks until the ants expose the feet of the goose and the handle of the sword.

Step 2: Attack the sword handle and the bottom of the goose.

Once the red ants push the boundary back you will see clear paths open up to the inner colors. You can now safely pull a black twenty block and a white fifty block from your tray. The black ants will march directly to the sword handle and the outline of the goose eyes. The white ants will flood the belly of the bird and start pushing upward. You must watch your waiting slots closely here. Only pull a black or white block when you physically see the path touch those colors on the board. You will still have some red blocks appearing in your tray. Play a red block whenever you need to push the red background further up the sides of the picture. Your goal in this phase is to let the ants eat their way up toward the head and the sword blade.

Step 3: Secure the key from the top right corner.

As the ants chew through the middle section of the picture they will finally expose the light blue tiles. This includes the sword blade on the left and the light blue box on the top right. You must collect all keys to unlock the locked tiles. The light blue box holds the exact key you need. Pull a light blue ten block to send ants racing up to the top right corner. The ants will break down the box and secure the key for you. You will also use light blue blocks to finish eating the sword blade. Securing that key is an absolute requirement because the large orange chest remains completely locked until you do. Keep pulling light blue blocks until the key box is entirely gone so you never hit a dead end.

Step 4: Destroy the unlocked orange chest.

With the key safely collected the large orange forty chest in the top left corner is now unlocked and ready for your ants. Pull an orange forty block from your tray to send a massive wave of orange ants all the way up to the top left. The orange ants will attack the chest and slowly break it down. This chest takes a significant number of ants to clear so keep pulling orange blocks as they appear. While the ants break the chest you can also send a few orange ants to clean up the beak and the feet of the goose. You want to balance your tray output here. Send orange ants to the chest and keep sending white ants to the goose body. This splits your colony into two active groups and prevents your waiting slots from backing up. Always verify the orange ants have a clear path to the chest before you make the pull.

Step 5: Consume the remaining body of the white goose.

The orange chest is shrinking and the sword is completely gone. You now face a huge white bird taking up the center of the board. Your tray will feed you a steady line of white blocks. Pull them one after another to keep the pressure on. The white ants will swarm the center and eat the goose from the bottom straight up to the head. Watch the numbers on your blocks drop as the ants do their work. When a white block empties out completely pull the next one to maintain your momentum. You will also use a few stray black blocks to finish the tiny eye details on the goose head. Make absolutely sure you do not pull any red blocks during this phase. The regular red background is gone and the hidden red food is not ready yet. Let the white ants finish their job first.

Step 6: Reveal and clear the hidden red heart.

Once the large orange chest breaks and the top of the goose head vanishes you trigger the final phase. A large red heart pattern appears exactly where the chest and the head used to be. Hidden food unlocks only after the tiles on any adjacent side are cleared. Now that you cleared the surrounding space the red heart is fully exposed and ready to eat. Look at your tray and pull the remaining red thirty and forty blocks. The red ants will rush the top of the board and devour the heart. You might have a few tiny black or white details left to clean up at the edges. Pull the final corresponding blocks to clear those stragglers. The red ants will finish the heart and the entire picture will clear. You kept your waiting slots open and secured the win perfectly.

Final Thought

Colony Flow Level 363 requires strict tray discipline and smart pathing to survive. You have to resist the urge to pull colors early and trust the process of clearing the background first. Managing the lock and key mechanic correctly keeps your five waiting slots completely safe from dead ends. If any of these written steps feel tough to visualize simply watch the video above this article. Seeing the red ants push the border back and open the board will help you match this strategy perfectly.