Colony Flow Level 414 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 414

Colony Flow Level 414 drops you into a bright puzzle featuring a pink rabbit face resting inside a yellow sunflower. I play every single level myself to find the safest route through the board so you never get stuck. You must guide your ants perfectly to eat the entire picture without jamming your waiting area. I will walk you through exactly how I clear this board from start to finish so you can secure the win.

Colony Flow Level 414 Overview

What You Are Working With

The board displays a large pixel art image made of colored food tiles. A massive cyan sky surrounds the main subject on all sides. In the center you have a pink rabbit face with white eyes and black facial details. The rabbit sits inside a yellow sunflower with a dark outline and a small green stem at the very bottom. Two yellow musical notes float on the right side of the board. The tray at the bottom holds a mix of colored blocks with numbers. You will see cyan, green, yellow, white, black, and pink blocks waiting for your command. You will also spot a hidden box with a question mark sitting in the tray. This hidden box keeps its true color a secret until you make a valid path for it to move out of the tray.

What It Takes to Clear Level 414 Board

You win this level by clearing every single food tile from the board. Your ants crawl out of their nest hole and eat the tiles that match the color of the block you pull into the waiting slots. You must always ensure the ants have an open path to reach their matching tiles. The game ends in a loss if you fill all five waiting slots with blocks and no ants can reach their target colors. Your main strategy is to peel away the outer cyan layers first so your ants can reach the green stem and the yellow petals. You must balance the blocks in your waiting area to prevent a dead end situation.

Colony Flow Level 414 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Clear the massive cyan background to expose the outer edges of the flower.

You must begin by attacking the light blue sky because it blocks access to the rest of the picture. Pull the first cyan block with the number thirty five from the tray and place it into your waiting area. The number on the block shows how many ants will spawn to eat the cyan tiles. The ants stream out of the nest and start eating the bottom left and bottom right corners of the sky. As they eat the block number counts down to zero and the block disappears from your slot. Pull the next cyan block to keep the momentum going. This opens up a wide clear space around the bottom of the sunflower so other colors can reach their targets.

Step 2: Open the green stem and bottom yellow petals.

The cleared cyan background now exposes the bottom of the green stem and the lower yellow petals. Pull the green block with the number nine into an empty slot. The green ants march straight up the middle and eat the entire stem in one quick wave. Next pull a yellow block with the number twelve to start working on the sunflower petals. The yellow ants will chew through the bottom edge of the flower and carve a path deeper into the design. Always keep an eye on your five waiting slots while doing this. You only pull a block when you know the ants can reach the matching food tiles immediately.

Step 3: Bring in the black blocks to break the lower outlines.

The picture uses black tiles heavily for outlines around the petals and the rabbit face. Pull a black block with the number thirty into a waiting slot to send dark ants up the middle. They will eat the bottom border of the flower and start opening paths to the pink rabbit cheeks. You will notice the black block number decreasing rapidly as the ants find their targets. If the black ants run out of reachable tiles the block will sit in your waiting area and take up valuable space. You must then pull a different color to clear the obstacle blocking the remaining black tiles.

Step 4: Introduce large pink blocks to start the rabbit face.

With the bottom outlines broken you finally have a clear path to the pink rabbit. Pull a large pink block from the tray into your waiting area. The pink ants will rush up the center and begin devouring the chubby cheeks and the bottom half of the face. This is a critical moment for managing your tray. You might need to pull a second pink block to keep clearing the large facial area. Just make sure you do not overload your slots while the ants are marching. Let the pink ants do their work and watch the center of the board open up completely.

Step 5: Clear the white eyes and teeth to segment the face.

The pink ants expose the inner details of the rabbit face as they eat the cheeks. You can now see a clear path to the white tiles making up the eyes and the teeth. Pull the white block with the number twenty six from your tray. The white ants will travel straight up the middle and clear these small details. Clearing the white tiles breaks the massive solid face into smaller segments. This makes it much easier for your subsequent black and pink ants to finish the upper half of the head without getting stuck behind white borders.

Step 6: Tackle the hidden box and clear the yellow musical notes.

You will eventually bring the hidden box up from the lower rows of the tray as you clear the blocks above it. Once the hidden box has a clear route it reveals its true color. Pull it into the waiting area to let its ants clear their specific section. At the same time you must send yellow ants to the right side of the board. Pull another yellow block and watch the ants travel far to the right to eat the two yellow musical notes floating in the empty space. You must time this correctly so the yellow block does not get stuck waiting for a path to open.

Step 7: Clear the rabbit ears and upper flower petals.

The entire lower and middle sections of the board are empty now. Only the top portions of the picture remain. Pull your remaining pink blocks to send ants up to the tall rabbit ears touching the top edge. Pull yellow blocks to clear the top ring of the sunflower petals. You will also need to pull a black block to eat the final black outlines framing the ears and the top petals. Take your time and pull one block at a time to keep the flow smooth. The board is very open now so your ants have plenty of room to navigate without getting blocked by other colors.

Step 8: Flood the perimeter with the final cyan blocks.

The only tiles left on the board are the remaining pieces of the cyan background framing the very top and the outer sides. Your tray is now full of cyan blocks with various small numbers like six and five and eight. Pull these remaining cyan blocks into your waiting slots. The blue ants will swarm out of the nest hole and spread across the entire perimeter of the board. They will eat every last cyan tile until the board is completely empty. The level ends in a satisfying wave of blue ants clearing the final corners.

Final Thought

Level 414 requires patience and careful tray management to peel away the layers of the picture from the outside in. You just have to remember to never pull a block unless its matching color is exposed and fully reachable by the ants. Keep your waiting slots clear and you will beat this board on your first try. Please watch the video above this article if any step is hard to follow in text.