Colony Flow Level 577 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 577

Colony Flow Level 577 gives you a massive pink donut puzzle to devour and clear from your screen. You have to feed this entire sugary treat to your ant colony without causing a traffic jam in your tray at the bottom of the board. The colorful picture takes up almost all the available space and blocks the paths you need to reach the inner sections. You will need to carefully manage the limited space in your waiting slots while dealing with linked blocks in the tray. It takes patience and a clear strategy to pull the right colors at the exact right moment.

Colony Flow Level 577 Overview

What You Are Working With

The puzzle presents a giant donut shape taking up the center of the board. You have bright pink frosting tiles making up the bulk of the pastry shape. You will see dark pink tiles scattered across the frosting acting as sprinkles and shading elements. The bottom edge of the shape is made of brown and orange crust tiles. The entire pastry sits on a background of bright yellow tiles that fill the outer corners and the center hole. Your tray at the bottom holds the numbered colored blocks you need to deploy. You start with brown, orange, light pink, and yellow blocks ready to go. You will also encounter connected boxes in this level. These are special yellow blocks joined together by a visible solid line in the tray. When you tap one of them, the entire connected group moves up into your waiting slots at the same time. The numbers on every block represent the exact amount of pixel tiles the ants can eat before the block disappears.

What It Takes to Clear Level 577 Board

Your main goal is to clear every single pixel art tile from the board so the background is completely empty. You accomplish this by pulling colored blocks from your lower tray into the five waiting slots located just above the tray. The ants stream out of the dark circular nest hole at the bottom of the screen and carry the numbers from the blocks to the matching colored tiles. The biggest threat to your success is the row of five waiting slots. If you pull a color that the ants cannot physically reach on the board, that block sits uselessly in a slot and wastes space. If all five slots fill up with blocks that have no clear path to their matching tiles, the board jams completely and you lose the level instantly. You must always ensure that the colors you pull match the exposed outer edges of the picture. This strategy keeps the ants moving continuously and keeps your slots empty enough to receive new blocks.

Colony Flow Level 577 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Open the bottom edge of the crust by pulling orange and pink blocks.

When you start the level, the nest hole sits directly below the bottom crust of the donut. The ants have very little room to maneuver because the picture is blocking them. You must attack this exposed bottom edge first to create walking room. Pull the orange block with fourteen and the light pink block with five from your tray. You also have a pink block with thirty two that you should bring up right away. The ants immediately march out of the hole and start chewing away the orange and pink tiles on the bottom left edge of the picture. As the ants consume the colored tiles, the numbers on your blocks count down in real time. You will see the orange block drop to eight and the pink block drop to thirty one. This initial attack creates a highly important open space in the bottom left corner of the board. Do not touch the yellow blocks yet because the ants cannot reach the background tiles or the center hole.

Step 2: Clear the left side of the frosting using dark pink blocks.

With the bottom left corner completely gone, a brand new path opens up along the left side of the donut. Your slots currently hold the remaining orange and pink blocks that are still counting down. You need to pull a dark pink block to match the shading tiles that are now fully exposed on the left edge. Tap the dark pink block in your tray to move it into a waiting slot. The ants swarm up the newly opened left side and eat the dark pink tiles blocking the way. This action exposes more bright pink frosting underneath. Your original pink block will continue to count down as the ants clear these newly exposed tiles. You will see a pink block drop down to sixteen and a dark pink block drop to seventeen. The entire left side of the donut begins to vanish piece by piece. This clears a massive amount of physical space and gives the ants plenty of room to navigate around the remaining shape. Your waiting slots remain completely safe because the ants always have an open path to the colors you are actively pulling.

Step 3: Deploy the connected yellow boxes to clear the outer background rim.

You will see yellow blocks joined together by a line sitting in your tray. These are the connected boxes. The donut has a large yellow border taking up the top left and top right corners of the board. Because you cleared the left side of the donut in the previous move, the ants now have a perfectly clear path to reach that upper left corner. Tap the connected yellow boxes to pull them into your waiting slots. Keep in mind that connected boxes take up multiple spaces at once in your queue. You must have enough empty slots to fit them all together. Once they slide into place, a massive swarm of ants will stream all the way up the left wall of the screen. They will chew through the yellow tiles in the top left corner and march completely across the top edge to reach the right side. This clears the entire outer yellow rim of the picture in one smooth motion. Managing these connected boxes is tricky, but deploying them at this exact moment ensures they do not jam your queue.

Step 4: Break into the center hole of the donut using more pink and yellow blocks.

The middle of the donut features a distinct hole filled entirely with yellow tiles. This area is completely walled off by dark pink and bright pink frosting tiles at the start of the level. Now that the left side is completely gone, the left edge of this center ring is totally exposed to the ants. Pull another dark pink block and a bright pink block to break through this defensive wall. The ants will march directly into the center of the picture and consume the tiles forming the left side of the inner ring. This action finally opens a direct path to the yellow tiles sitting in the very center. Pull another yellow block from your tray now that the path is clear. The ants rush into the center hole and clear out the remaining yellow background section. The massive picture is now reduced to a large chunk on the right side and a few scattered pieces floating in the middle. Your waiting slots should be clearing out rapidly as the ants find easy paths to the remaining exposed colors.

Step 5: Finish the top right frosting and clean up the scattered crust pieces.

The final remaining section of the board consists mostly of bright pink frosting on the top right and some brown crust pieces near the bottom right. You have a very small handful of blocks left in your tray. Pull your remaining brown blocks to clean up the crust pieces first. The ants will easily reach these exposed tiles on the bottom right edge of the screen. Next, pull the final pink and light pink blocks to finish off the huge chunk of frosting in the top right corner. The ants will travel straight across the middle of the empty board and devour the last big section of the picture. You will see a pink block with eighteen and a brown block with twelve sitting in your slots right before the end. The numbers on your blocks will perfectly hit zero just as the last pixel art tiles disappear from the screen. The board is now completely empty and you have won the level successfully.

Final Thought

Clearing this huge pastry requires strict discipline with your waiting slots and careful timing with the connected yellow boxes. You must always focus on the outer edges first and never pull a color that is buried deep inside the picture structure. If you find any of these movements confusing to visualize or execute, I highly recommend watching the video above this article to see the exact progression in motion.