Colony Flow Level 364 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 364

Colony Flow Level 364 drops you into a massive cleanup job. You face a colorful emoji picture trapped behind heavy chocolate blocks that demand hundreds of ants to clear. Managing your waiting slots is critical because those high numbers take a long time to wear down. You must carefully balance pulling large blocks to break the chocolate and smaller blocks to keep paths flowing.

Colony Flow Level 364 Overview

What You Are Working With

You start with a bright pixel art board showing an emoji face. The face features a large yellow circle with white eyes red cheeks and light blue tears. A solid pink background surrounds the entire face. Several dark brown chocolate blocks sit around the edges of the board. These chocolate blocks act as barriers and they cover hidden food tiles underneath. They start with massive numbers like eight hundred and one thousand. You also have to manage connected boxes in your tray. These linked blocks must be pulled together taking up multiple waiting slots at once. The ants stream from a single nest hole at the bottom center of the screen. They must travel around the large bottom center chocolate block to reach the rest of the board. This creates a natural fork in the path sending ants out to the left and right. You must keep both sides of this fork clear to prevent a traffic jam at the nest hole.

What It Takes to Clear Level 364 Board

You win this level by clearing every single tile including the thick chocolate blocks and the hidden tiles they protect. The main challenge comes from the sheer volume of ants required to break the chocolate. You have to constantly feed black ants to the outer edges while using other colors to clear the pink background and the yellow face. If you pull too many black blocks at once your waiting slots will jam up because the ants take a long time to travel to the outer edges and consume the large numbers. You keep the board alive by alternating between the heavy outer blocks and the quick inner tiles.

Colony Flow Level 364 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Clear the lower pink boundary

You begin by attacking the pink background closest to the nest hole. Pull a pink fifty block and a pink twenty five block from your tray. Pink ants pour out and head straight for the bottom layer of the background. This immediate action creates walking space for your colony. You want to expose the lower sections of the chocolate blocks right away. Keep pulling pink blocks like the thirty and thirty five to push the pink ants further up the sides. The space opens up and gives your ants a shorter travel time to the upper sections. Every pink tile you remove makes the board slightly more accessible. The top part of the background contains hundreds of pink tiles so early momentum is vital. Your goal here is purely about establishing wide open paths so that the ants do not have to walk in a single file line.

Step 2: Send black ants to the chocolate

With the lower pink tiles gone you can start working on the massive chocolate blocks. Pull a black twenty nine block into your waiting slots. Black ants march toward the chocolate blocks on the left and right sides. These blocks start at eight hundred and six hundred so you need a steady stream of black ants working on them constantly. Do not fill all your waiting slots with black blocks. You must keep the flow moving. Pull another pink forty six block to continue clearing the background while the black ants do their heavy lifting on the chocolate. The chocolate blocks do not disappear all at once. They simply absorb the ants and their numbers tick down slowly. You have to treat the black blocks as a background task that you maintain while you actively play the rest of the board colors.

Step 3: Open the yellow face center

The pink background is receding and the chocolate blocks are dropping into the six hundred range. Now you turn your attention to the giant yellow emoji face. Pull a yellow forty five block from the tray. Yellow ants swarm the center of the board and start devouring the face. This opens a massive central path right through the middle of the board. Combine this with pulling a light blue twelve block to target the tears on the cheeks. By mixing yellow and light blue you keep short paths active. The short paths clear blocks quickly and free up your waiting slots before they can jam. You can see the top chocolate block dropping down to six hundred ninety five. Keeping the yellow ants moving ensures that the massive face does not become a late game obstacle.

Step 4: Handle the first connected boxes

Your tray brings up connected boxes which force you to pull two blocks at once. You pull a connected pink eight and yellow forty one block. Make sure you have two empty waiting slots before you do this. The pink ants finish off a large chunk of the upper pink background. The yellow ants join the swarm in the center continuing to erase the emoji face. The top chocolate block drops down into the five hundreds as stray black ants continue their slow work. You maintain perfect board flow by letting the yellow ants clear the center fast. The connected boxes can be dangerous if you pull them when you only have short paths open. Because you cleared so much of the yellow face earlier the yellow forty one block resolves rapidly and hands your slots back to you.

Step 5: Target the light blue tears

The center of the board is emptying out beautifully. Pull a light blue thirty seven block that comes connected to a pink three block. Light blue ants rush to the remaining tear tiles on the right cheek. The right tear disappears completely leaving only the yellow skin behind. You also pull another black block to keep chipping away at the bottom left chocolate block which drops down to thirty one. The left and right chocolate blocks are now in the four hundreds. By focusing on the tears you remove isolated colors that could cause slot jams later. If you leave small patches of color until the end you risk pulling a block that is too large for the remaining tiles. Handling the light blue tears now keeps your color priorities perfectly balanced.

Step 6: Attack the red cheeks and white eyes

The yellow tiles are mostly gone revealing the red cheeks and white eyes underneath. Pull a white thirty block to send white ants toward the eyes. Follow up immediately by pulling a red sixteen block for the cheeks. Red ants swarm the tiny red patches and clear them out instantly. The quick clearance of the red and white blocks keeps your waiting slots open. You pull a black fifteen block to maintain pressure on the chocolate. The massive bottom center chocolate block is now down to five hundred forty two. The white eyes take a little more work than the red cheeks but the white ants move efficiently through the open central space. You are effectively carving out the core of the board leaving only the tough outer shell.

Step 7: Manage the lower chocolate blocks

The board looks totally different now. The central face is a skeleton of white and yellow tiles. The right side chocolate block is weakening fast and drops to one hundred forty two. The bottom left chocolate block breaks completely after you send a few more black ants. Breaking that block opens up the left side of the board and proves that your persistent black ant strategy is working. You pull another set of connected boxes featuring a light blue three and a yellow six. These tiny numbers clear out the very last bits of the tears and the face. You are now down to the final cleanup phase. The top chocolate block is steadily melting away dropping down to three hundred forty two. You just need to keep the black ants marching.

Step 8: Reveal the hidden pink food

The right side chocolate block finally shatters and disappears. This action reveals a large patch of hidden pink food tiles that were trapped underneath the chocolate. You pull a pink forty block from the tray. Pink ants rush over to the newly exposed area and start eating. The top chocolate block also breaks leaving only the giant bottom center chocolate block. It sits at two hundred ninety nine. You must focus all your black ant production on this final massive barrier. Pull every black block the tray offers and watch the ants swarm the bottom center. The hidden pink tiles on the right side give your pink blocks a place to go preventing them from dead ending in your slots. You are managing the final transition perfectly.

Step 9: Finish the final remaining tiles

The last chocolate block crumbles away and exposes more hidden pink tiles along the bottom edge. Pull a pink eight block to clear these final pink tiles. A small cluster of white tiles remains from the eyes. Pull a final white block to send your last wave of ants. The white ants consume the eye tiles and leave the screen completely bare. The board is now completely empty and your ants return to the nest. You successfully managed the massive chocolate numbers without ever jamming your waiting slots. The satisfaction of watching that final massive one thousand point chocolate block disappear is immense.

Final Thought

Level 364 tests your patience with those massive chocolate numbers. You have to keep the black ants flowing the entire time while managing the rest of the board. Never let the big numbers distract you from clearing the quick inner tiles. If any part of this written guide feels tricky to visualize please scroll up and watch the gameplay video above. Seeing the timing of the connected boxes and the exact flow of the ants makes everything much clearer.