Colony Flow Level 370 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 370

Welcome to my guide for Colony Flow Level 370. This puzzle features an incredibly detailed pixel art picture of an astronaut floating through outer space. You will also see bright rainbow stripes running vertically behind the main character. I play every single level myself and I have tested multiple strategies to beat this specific board. I wrote this walkthrough to help you clear the entire picture without ever locking up your game. You have to deal with some massive obstacles right from the very beginning. The key to winning is managing your space and understanding exactly how the special tiles work. Follow my moves closely and you will get past this challenge with ease.

Colony Flow Level 370 Overview

What You Are Working With

The pixel art for this puzzle is large and colorful. The center of the board features a white astronaut wearing a bulky spacesuit with light blue shading around the helmet and arms. A vast black space background surrounds the character on all sides and reaches out to the very edges of the board. You will also see bright stripes of red orange yellow green and blue pixels standing vertically behind the astronaut.

The biggest features on this board are the massive brown chocolate layers located at the top and bottom edges. The top chocolate barrier displays a count of five hundred. The bottom chocolate barrier is twice as thick and shows a huge count of one thousand. Down in your tray at the bottom of the screen you have a wide variety of colored blocks. You will pull red orange black green blue light blue and white blocks to feed your ants. You will also encounter connected boxes in your tray. Two separate blocks are linked together by a solid visual line. When you pull one connected box you automatically pull both boxes at the exact same time.

What It Takes to Clear Level 370 Board

To win this puzzle you must feed every single pixel on the board to your ant colony. You achieve this by pulling numbered blocks from your tray into the five empty waiting slots. The color of the block tells the ants which colored pixels they need to eat.

The biggest threat to your success involves the five waiting slots. If you fill all five slots with blocks that have no open path to their matching colors you will lose the level instantly. The massive chocolate layers complicate this rule heavily. Chocolate acts as a physical barrier that blocks the food tiles underneath. Your ants must aggressively chew through the brown chocolate walls before they can touch the colored pixels hiding below. You must constantly balance your tray pulls to ensure steady progress. You have to chip away at the chocolate while leaving enough open paths for the ants to reach the standard tiles. Managing the connected boxes is also critical. Since connected boxes take up two slots at once they can easily cause a fatal jam if you are not paying close attention to your available space.

Colony Flow Level 370 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Break into the heavy chocolate barriers to open up the board.

Begin your puzzle by looking at the enormous brown chocolate walls at the very top and very bottom of the board. You must break these walls down before you can reach many of the colored tiles. Pull the first red block and the first orange block from your tray to get things started. You will encounter connected boxes right away in this first wave. Two blocks will have a visual line linking them together. When you tap one of these connected blocks both blocks fly up into your waiting slots at the exact same time. This action consumes two of your five precious slots instantly. Keep a close eye on your available space so you do not accidentally lock up the board. Send out a black block next because the black background tiles touch almost every part of the outer edge. The ants will march out and aggressively chew through the brown chocolate to reach their targeted colors.

Step 2: Open the middle section and start clearing the vertical stripes.

Continue feeding your waiting slots with black blocks and green blocks as the chocolate numbers steadily drop. The black space background is absolutely enormous and covers the majority of the board. This massive size makes the black blocks your best friend. Whenever you feel stuck or worry that your slots might jam you should pull a black block. The ants will almost always find an open path to a black tile. Pulling the green blocks will direct your colony to start eating the green vertical stripe on the left side of the astronaut. As the ants clear away the heavy brown chocolate they expose more of the hidden food tiles underneath. This process naturally opens up fresh paths and gives you more options for your next moves. Keep your rhythm steady and avoid pulling colors that are trapped deep inside the center of the screen.

Step 3: Clear the remaining top chocolate and attack the side paths.

Shift your attention to the colorful rainbow stripes on the left and right sides of the character. The top chocolate wall is completely gone by this point in the game. This gives your ants total freedom to access the upper sections of the picture. Pull the blue blocks and the yellow blocks into your open waiting slots. The ants will swarm the blue and yellow stripes and eat their way down toward the middle of the board. You will see another set of connected boxes appear in your tray. Make absolutely sure you have at least two empty waiting slots before you pull them. If you only have one empty slot and you pull a connected pair you will jam your board and lose the level immediately. Keep clearing the vertical rainbow colors to create wide lanes for your colony to travel through.

Step 4: Dismantle the astronaut suit in the center of the picture.

Focus your efforts on the white spacesuit in the center of the board now that the side paths are clear. The bottom chocolate wall is finally breaking apart and shrinking down to a manageable size. Pull the white blocks and the light blue blocks from your tray. The white blocks correspond to the main body of the astronaut. The light blue blocks make up the shading on the suit and the reflection on the glass helmet. The ants will flood into the center area and rapidly dismantle the character pixel by pixel. You still need to manage your waiting slots carefully during this heavy clearing phase. Alternate between pulling a white block and pulling a black block. The black blocks continue to act as your safety valve. They ensure that ants are always moving and slots are always freeing up.

Step 5: Eliminate the bottom chocolate wall and finish the red stripe.

Clear out the last remaining sections of the thick bottom chocolate wall and finish the red and orange stripes. Your tray will offer several large blocks with high numbers right now. You will see red blocks with numbers like fifty seven and black blocks with numbers like sixty five. Pull these large blocks into your tray one by one. Do not rush and pull them all at once. You want to keep a steady flow of ants marching out of the nest hole. The ants will finish off the bright red stripe on the right side and the orange stripe on the left side. The entire bottom section of the board will open up completely. The astronaut figure will vanish leaving only the corners of the dark space background.

Step 6: Clean up the final space background corners to win the puzzle.

Finish the puzzle by clearing the remaining black space background and the final scattered suit tiles. The board is mostly empty now with just large chunks of black pixels in the top left and top right corners. A few stray light blue tiles might remain from the edges of the astronaut design. Look at your tray and pull the final light blue block to clear those scattered pieces. Then pull the last few black blocks into your slots. These final blocks have smaller numbers like ten twenty one and twenty three. Since you kept the outer edges clear the ants will easily march straight up to the top corners. They will eat the final black pixels and clear the board completely. Your waiting slots will remain safe and open right until the very end.

Final Thought

This level requires patience because of the massive chocolate layers blocking your paths at the beginning. If you manage your connected boxes carefully and use the giant black background tiles as a safe escape route you will beat this board without any trouble. Always keep one eye on your waiting slots before making a move. Please watch the video above this article if any step is hard to follow in text.