Colony Flow Level 627 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 627

Welcome to Colony Flow Level 627. I just finished playing this stage and want to share exactly how to beat it. The picture is large and colorful with several mechanics that can trap you. You will need to carefully manage your tray to avoid filling all five slots and failing the level.

Colony Flow Level 627 Overview

What You Are Working With

The board displays a large pixel art picture of a painter palette and a paintbrush. The picture sits on a vast white background grid. The palette itself has a thick dark red outline. Inside that outline is a solid yellow board filled with four smaller colored hearts. Those hearts are pink, green, orange, and red. A large paintbrush rests diagonally across the palette. The brush features a dark red handle and bright rainbow colored bristles at the top. At the bottom of your screen is the block tray. You will see several standard numbered blocks in various colors. You will also deal with hidden boxes marked with question marks. These hide their true color until you open a valid path for them. You will also see connected boxes linked by thick grey pipes. You must clear these connected groups carefully.

What It Takes to Clear Level 627 Board

You win the level by clearing every single pixel art tile from the board. You do this by matching colored blocks from your tray to the colored tiles on the board. You pull a block up to the five waiting slots. The ants leave their nest hole and follow open paths to eat the matching tiles. The number on your block decreases as the ants eat. The main danger is the five waiting slots. If you fill all five slots with blocks that have no open path to their matching tiles, the ants stop moving. This creates a dead end and you lose the level immediately. You must always keep at least one active path open for your ants.

Colony Flow Level 627 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Clear the outer white background grid

You start the level facing a massive white grid surrounding the central palette shape. Your tray gives you four large white blocks right away. Tap the white 50 block, the white 25 block, the white 29 block, and the white 40 block. Pull them up into your waiting slots. The ants will swarm out of the nest and begin eating away the outer white canvas. This process takes a little time because there are so many white tiles to clear. Let the ants do their work. Watch the numbers on the white blocks count down as the border disappears. Clearing this white outer layer is mandatory because it exposes the dark red outline of the palette and the brush handle. You cannot reach the inner colors until you break through that exterior grid. Keep your fifth slot empty for now to guarantee the board never jams.

Step 2: Attack the dark red outline and brush handle

Once the ants clear enough white tiles, the dark red boundary of the palette becomes accessible. Your tray now reveals a large dark red 43 block. Tap that dark red block and move it to a waiting slot. The ants will immediately start chewing through the thick dark red outline of the palette shape. You also have a purple 17 block in your tray. Tap the purple block to send ants toward the purple bristles at the very top of the paintbrush. A smaller white 16 block will also appear. Pull that white block up to let the ants finish clearing the top right corner of the white background. You will notice connected boxes sitting in your tray now. These include yellow and purple blocks linked together. Leave them alone until the dark red outline breaks open completely. You must wait for the paths to reach the yellow interior.

Step 3: Open the yellow palette body and pink heart

The ants will eventually break through the dark red outline. This opens direct paths to the large yellow interior of the palette. Now you can safely pull the yellow blocks. Tap the connected yellow 13 block and the yellow 17 block. Pulling these will bring them up to the slots. The ants will flood into the yellow section and start clearing the main body of the palette. You will also see a pink 13 block in your tray. Tap that pink block. The ants will travel through the newly opened gaps and target the pink heart shape sitting on the left side of the palette. A small red 1 block also becomes available. Tap it to clear a tiny red section on the brush handle. Always keep an eye on your five waiting slots. Make sure the ants are actively draining the numbers on your yellow and pink blocks before you pull anything else.

Step 4: Reveal hidden boxes and clear the brush tip

As the yellow palette body shrinks, you clear enough space to activate the hidden boxes in your tray. These boxes will drop their question marks and reveal their true colors. Some will turn into cyan and orange blocks. Meanwhile, you still have the top of the paintbrush to finish. Tap the purple 15 block and the purple 35 block. The ants will march all the way up to the top edge of the board to eat the remaining purple bristles. You will also need to tap another pink 13 block to finish off the pink heart completely. The tray will offer a yellow 20 block. Move it to a waiting slot to keep the ants working on the yellow background of the palette. The board is now opening up significantly. The ants have shorter travel times to reach the lower sections of the palette.

Step 5: Target the cyan heart and remaining red sections

The dark red handle of the brush is mostly gone by this point. You will see a red 5 block in your tray. Tap it to let the ants eat the last red stripe on the brush bristles and the remaining red heart on the bottom right of the palette. The hidden boxes you exposed earlier gave you a cyan 14 block. Tap this cyan block now. The ants will cross the yellow area and start clearing the bright cyan heart near the top left of the palette. You will also need to tap a purple 10 block to completely finish the paintbrush tip. The connected boxes in your tray will shift forward. You will see green blocks linked together waiting for their turn. Do not tap them until the cyan and red paths are completely clear. You must protect your waiting slots from jamming.

Step 6: Clear the green heart and orange heart

The cyan heart will vanish quickly. Now it is time to use those connected green blocks. Tap the green 13 block and the green 20 block. Because they are connected, pulling one affects the other. The ants will rush to the green heart shape on the lower left of the palette. They will also clear the green stripe on the paintbrush. An orange 14 block will sit in your tray. Tap it to send a wave of ants to the orange heart located near the bottom center of the palette. You will still have a large yellow 50 block and a yellow 35 block available. Tap them to ensure the ants finish every single yellow tile on the board. The palette shape is almost completely empty now. The ants are simply doing cleanup duty on the remaining colored spots.

Step 7: Finish the final white background tiles

The colored palette is completely gone. Only a few scattered white background tiles remain at the very top and very bottom edges of the screen. Your tray will provide the exact blocks you need to finish the job. Tap the white 28 block, the white 29 block, and the small white 2 block. Pull them into your waiting slots. The ants will scatter to the far corners of the board to hunt down these last few white tiles. You might also have a tiny green 2 block left for a stray pixel. Tap it to clear it. Watch the numbers drop to zero. The final piece of the picture will disappear. The ants will march back down into their nest hole and the victory screen will appear. You have successfully navigated the connected blocks and hidden boxes to clear the board.

Final Thought

This puzzle requires patience during the early stages while you wait for the white background to clear. You must carefully sequence your blocks to break the dark red outline before you flood your waiting slots with yellow blocks. Managing the connected boxes is the real trick to winning this stage. If any move described here feels tricky to picture in your head, please watch the video above this article. The video shows the exact block sequence in motion and will help you perfect your strategy.