Colony Flow Level 410 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 410

Colony Flow Level 410 presents a peaceful scene of a mother duck and her ducklings floating in a blue pond. You will guide your hungry ants to clear this entire picture pixel by pixel. The board is packed tight with colors and you have to dig your way through from the bottom up. I play every level of this game myself and I know exactly how fast things go wrong if you pull the wrong block.

Colony Flow Level 410 Overview

What You Are Working With

The pixel art on this board is very dense and beautiful. You see a large brown duck resting directly in the center of the screen. Three smaller ducklings surround her on all sides. They are colored in bright yellow and orange pixels. A vibrant blue pond fills the middle area and wraps entirely around the duck family. A solid green grass border frames the top and bottom of the picture. The tray at the bottom of your screen gives you a variety of numbered blocks to choose from. You have green blocks, cyan blocks, orange blocks, yellow blocks, and dark red blocks. You have exactly five waiting slots to hold these colored blocks. There are no special hidden tiles or complicated mechanics like expanding chocolate or locked gates on this board. You simply have a massive solid wall of colored pixels standing between you and victory.

What It Takes to Clear Level 410 Board

You win the game by clearing every single pixel from the board before your five waiting slots fill up permanently. The main rule of this game is simple but brutal. If you pull five blocks into your slots and none of those colors have an open path on the board, the ants stop moving and the game ends immediately. You must carve a path carefully from the bottom edge and work your way up to the top. The green grass at the bottom is your initial barrier. You need to break through that grass to reach the blue water. Then you use the blue water to reach the ducks. You must constantly monitor the open paths on the screen. If you pull a yellow block too early, it will sit in your slot and take up valuable space. You keep the slots clear by only pulling colors that the ants can reach right now. Patience is your best tool here.

Colony Flow Level 410 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Open the bottom grass border to reach the pond

You begin facing a thick wall of green grass running across the entire bottom of the picture. The ants come out of the nest hole and need a valid target right away or they will just wander. Look at your tray and select the green block with the number fifty on it. Pull this green block up into your first open waiting slot. The green ants immediately stream out of the nest hole and march straight up into the bottom grass border. They begin eating the green pixels right in the center of the grass line. You will see the number fifty on the block drop rapidly down to nine as the ants chew a massive hole through the barrier. At the same exact time, you can pull the orange block with the number twenty into your second slot. The orange ducklings are still completely blocked by the blue water so this block will just sit and wait. You make this move early to arrange your tray and reveal the blocks underneath it. You currently have two slots full and three slots completely empty. Your game is totally secure.

Step 2: Flood the bottom of the pond with cyan ants

The green ants successfully carve a large opening right through the bottom grass border. This gap finally exposes the bright blue water of the pond underneath the ducks. Now you need to bring in your cyan ants to drink up that water and widen the hole. Pull the cyan block with the number fifty from your tray into your third slot. The cyan ants rush out of the nest and flow smoothly through the gap the green ants created. They spread out evenly across the bottom edge of the blue pond and start removing those blue pixels. You will watch the cyan block number tick down from fifty to twenty five in a matter of seconds. Your orange block with the number twenty is still sitting patiently in the first slot. Your green block has dropped down to seven and waits for a new path to more grass. You currently have three slots full. The board remains safe because the cyan ants are actively working and keeping the board moving forward.

Step 3: Break into the center area to attack the ducks

The cyan ants clear enough blue water to reveal the bottom edge of the duck family. The physical path to the orange ducklings is finally open. The orange block you pulled earlier wakes up automatically and sends a huge wave of orange ants rushing toward the small birds. Now is the perfect time to target the massive mother duck sitting in the center of the pond. Pull the dark red block with the number forty five into your fourth waiting slot. The dark red ants swarm out of the nest and head straight for the large brown duck shape. You should also pull another orange block with the number eleven to help finish off the remaining ducklings. The center of your board turns into a chaotic feeding frenzy. Four of your five waiting slots are now full and active. The numbers drop incredibly fast as the dark red and orange ants chew through the thick core of the picture. You keep your slots from jamming by ensuring every single color has a direct route to its matching pixels.

Step 4: Clear the middle section of the picture completely

The ants are tearing the duck shapes apart piece by piece. You watch the mother duck vanish completely as the dark red ants finish their heavy lifting. The orange ducklings disappear right after her. Your waiting slots show very low numbers at this stage of the game. You have a one on your first orange block and a nine on your cyan block. The dark red block drops all the way down to fourteen. The middle of the board becomes a large empty white space. The last few ants run around cleaning up the final scattered pieces of the bird bodies. This massive clearing operation opens the way for a huge push into the remaining blue water. You kept your slot management perfect through the thickest and most dangerous part of the level. The risk of losing the game is now much lower because you have wide open spaces for the ants to travel.

Step 5: Sweep the remaining blue water on the outer edges

The center area is completely hollow and free of pixels. Only a large outer ring of blue water and the top green grass remain on the board. You need to pull more cyan blocks from your tray to finish drying up the pond. Pull a cyan block with the number seven and another cyan block with the number three. The cyan ants split up into two separate groups right out of the nest. One group runs up the left side of the empty center and the other group runs up the right side. They rapidly eat all the remaining blue pixels on the outer edges of the screen. You also need to pull a yellow block with the number two to grab the last tiny pieces of the duck beaks. Your tray clears out nicely as these small blocks finish their jobs. You have plenty of room in your five slots for the final sequence of moves.

Step 6: Finish the top grass border to win the level

The blue water is completely gone from the screen. The only thing left on the entire board is the thick strip of green grass across the very top. Pull the remaining green blocks from your tray to finish the job. You pull a dark green block with the number twenty two and a regular green block with the number twenty two. You also pull a small dark red block with the number one and a cyan block with the number three just to empty the tray. The green ants march in long lines up the far left and right edges of the white background. They travel a long distance to reach the top corners of the grass. Once they arrive, they start eating their way inward toward the middle. The final green pixels vanish as the last ants finish their meals. The board is perfectly clean and your five waiting slots are totally empty. You have beaten the level.

Final Thought

You just conquered a massive pixel art puzzle with careful planning and smart block pulls. Managing your five waiting slots is always the true test when dealing with thick solid boards like this one. Keeping your block pulls aligned with the open paths guarantees your victory every single time. Please watch the video above this article if any specific step or ant movement gives you trouble.