Colony Flow Level 385 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 385

Welcome to Colony Flow Level 385. You have a very cute corgi puppy waiting for you in this puzzle. The puppy rests its paws on a bright blue wall while looking right at you. I played this level from start to finish and figured out the exact sequence to beat it. The tray is packed with connected boxes and hidden boxes that demand careful timing. I will show you exactly how to navigate these challenges and clear the board.

Colony Flow Level 385 Overview

What You Are Working With

The pixel art shows a corgi dog face with a pink tongue sticking out. The colors include white for the paws and the lower half of the face. Red makes up the main fur on the upper head. Peach fills the inner sections of the ears. Black outlines the dog and forms the eyes and nose. Light blue surrounds the dog and forms a thick solid wall along the entire bottom edge. The tray below the picture holds a mix of single numbered blocks and connected boxes. Connected boxes link two different colors together as one piece. You must have an open path for both colors to use a connected pair safely. You will also find hidden boxes buried in the tray rows. These grey blocks show a question mark and only reveal their true color once they move into your slots.

What It Takes to Clear Level 385 Board

You need to break through the solid light blue wall at the bottom right away. This thick barrier blocks the ants from reaching the white paws and the main face above. Clearing this bottom section opens multiple paths and gives the ants plenty of room to maneuver around the board. Once you breach the wall you must alternate carefully between white paw blocks and red fur blocks. You have exactly five waiting slots at the bottom of your screen. If you pull down too many blocks without a clear path to the matching food tiles your slots will jam up. A full tray with no moving ants means an instant loss. You must plan every single move to keep at least one ant stream flowing at all times so your slots never stall.

Colony Flow Level 385 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Clear the bottom light blue wall to open up the board

You begin with a thick barrier of light blue tiles at the very bottom of the picture. The tray gives you several large light blue blocks in the top layer. Tap the light blue blocks to send your ants up to the wall. The ants stream out of the dark nest hole located near the bottom center of your screen. They will immediately target the lowest light blue tiles and start chewing through the barrier from the left and right sides. You will see a light blue block with thirty nine moves and another with fifty moves early on. Feed these directly into your open slots. The light blue ants will clear enough space to reveal the white paws resting on the wall. Do not pull any other colors until the ants finish carving a wide path through this bottom section. You want maximum space on the board before dealing with the complicated connected boxes waiting deeper in the tray.

Step 2: Activate the white paw blocks and manage the first connected boxes

With the light blue wall partially gone you can safely access the white paws. The tray now presents connected boxes linking white blocks and light blue blocks together. Pull the connected block pair containing a white forty and a light blue thirty six. Since you already opened paths to the white paws and the light blue background both colors can flow out freely. The ants will stream out and clear the left paw and parts of the right paw at the exact same time. Watch the numbers count down on the blocks. Keep your waiting slots completely free by only pulling a block when its matching color is exposed on the board. If you tap blocks too early you will block yourself from bringing down the pieces you actually need.

Step 3: Introduce red and black blocks to target the fur and outline

The white ants will quickly expose the red fur and the thick black outline around the lower face. You will find red blocks with values like forty five and thirty five appearing in the tray. You will also see black blocks needed for the dark outline. Tap a black thirty five block and a red block to start clearing the lower edges of the dog face. The red ants will climb up the sides of the white muzzle to reach the red fur. Always verify that a valid path exists before tapping any block. If you tap a red block too early it will sit helplessly in your slot and take up valuable space. Allow the black ants to eat the lower outline first to create wider openings for the red ants to pass through. The game automatically finds the shortest route for the ants to travel but they still need at least one open square to move forward.

Step 4: Reveal the hidden boxes and tackle the connected red blocks

As you clear the top rows of the tray you will expose hidden boxes. These blocks look like plain grey squares with question marks on them. A hidden box only shows its true color when you tap it and bring it down to the slots. Make sure you have at least two empty slots before tapping any hidden box. You might accidentally reveal a color that has no open path right now. In this level one of the hidden boxes turns out to be a light blue block. Keep the ants moving constantly by feeding them the connected red and white blocks positioned right next to the hidden ones. You will see a red forty four connected directly to a red twenty. Bring them down to chew through the large red patches on the upper head. This action dramatically reduces the amount of red fur remaining on the board.

Step 5: Clear the inner ears using peach blocks

The inner ears of the corgi puppy require peach colored blocks. The tray holds large peach blocks with values like thirty two and fifty. You must clear the black outline and the red fur around the ears before the peach tiles become fully accessible to your ants. Tap a peach thirty two block and let the ants travel all the way up to the right ear. Keep a close eye on your available slots. If the peach ants take a long time to reach the top of the board pull a light blue block to keep the background clearing at the same time. The light blue background tiles wrap all the way around the top of the dog head. Keeping the light blue ants active prevents your slots from stalling out while the peach ants do their slow work at the top of the picture.

Step 6: Eliminate the remaining background and outer outline

The board is now mostly empty except for the top background and the center of the face. You have several large light blue blocks left in the tray. Pull a light blue forty seven and a light blue twenty five to swarm the top corners of the picture. The ants will stream up the extreme sides and eat the remaining sky tiles. You will also need to pull a black thirty four to finish the top edges of the ears and the eyes. Do not pull the pink blocks for the tongue just yet. Wait patiently until the black ants finish the nose and the mouth outline. This patience ensures the pink ants have a direct and short route to the center without getting blocked by leftover black outline tiles.

Step 7: Finish the pink tongue and the last white muzzle pieces

You are very close to winning the level now. The only tiles left are the pink tongue and a few scattered white tiles around the nose. The tray provides a pink thirty two block and some smaller white blocks like a twenty one and a twenty six. Tap the pink block to send the ants straight into the mouth area. Tap the white blocks to clean up the rest of the muzzle. The ants will easily find their paths since the rest of the board is completely clear of obstacles. Watch the final pieces disappear as the numbered blocks hit zero. Once the last pink tile vanishes the picture is perfectly clean. The level ends immediately and you secure your win.

Final Thought

This level tests your ability to juggle multiple colors and navigate connected boxes without filling your slots. Always clear the outer edges first to give your ants room to travel around the central design. If you get stuck on a specific tray section or cannot find a path please watch the video above this article. The video shows every single move I made to beat the board and keep my colony moving smoothly.