Colony Flow Level 64 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 64

Welcome to Colony Flow Level 64. This puzzle presents a fun pixel art rabbit sitting in a patch of green grass. You will face a massive pink background and two heavy chocolate blocks stopping your progress at the bottom of the screen. I will guide you through the exact moves to clear this board without jamming your tray.

Colony Flow Level 64 Overview

What You Are Working With

The canvas displays a yellow rabbit with brown shading and a white tail. The rabbit sits on a thick layer of green grass. A bright pink background surrounds the entire picture. At the very bottom center you will see two large chocolate blocks resting right on top of the grass. Each chocolate block displays the number 100 on its front. These chocolate barriers completely hide the food tiles underneath and block access to the lower portions of the rabbit and the grass. Down in your tray you have a mix of colored numbered blocks. You will see several pink blocks and yellow blocks to start your round. You also have connected boxes in this level. Two pink boxes are linked together by a line. A brown box is linked to a yellow box. A black box is linked to another yellow box. These connected boxes require you to plan your block pulls carefully so you do not trap a color you need right away.

What It Takes to Clear Level 64 Board

You win this level by clearing every single colored tile from the picture and letting all your ants return to the nest. The core challenge is managing your five waiting slots at the bottom of the screen. If you pull blocks from the tray and fill all five slots while your ants have no open path to their matching colors you lose the level instantly. Your main goal here is breaking down those two heavy chocolate blocks. Since they have 100 health each you need to send a massive amount of ants to the bottom area of the board. You do this by clearing the pink background and the top half of the yellow rabbit first. This opens the paths. Once the chocolate shatters you gain full access to the green grass and the white tail. Keeping the ants moving constantly is the key to victory.

Colony Flow Level 64 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Clear the outer pink background edges first

You want to start by opening up the outside borders of the canvas. Pull the first available pink blocks from your tray into the waiting slots. The ants will stream out of the dark nest hole at the bottom center and split up. They will march all the way up the left and right sides of the canvas to eat the pink tiles. The numbers on your pink blocks will count down rapidly as the ants carry the food away. Clearing these outer pink tiles creates a wide open highway for your ants to travel around the entire picture. This prevents your ants from getting stuck behind each other and ensures your waiting slots never jam up early in the round.

Step 2: Send yellow ants to the top half of the rabbit

With the pink outer edges mostly cleared you should now target the yellow sections of the rabbit. Pull the large yellow blocks from your tray into the waiting slots. The yellow ants will head straight for the rabbit head and the long ears pointing left. The top half of the rabbit is completely free of any chocolate blockage. This means your yellow ants have an immediate valid path to their food tiles. The yellow blocks will tick down and vanish from your slots. Doing this exposes more of the inner rabbit structure and starts pushing your active paths closer to the bottom half of the board.

Step 3: Chip away at the heavy chocolate blocks

You must now focus your attention on the two chocolate blocks at the bottom of the screen. Every single ant that touches the chocolate lowers the number by one. A chocolate block with 100 health needs 100 ants to bump into it. You break them by clearing the colored tiles directly adjacent to them. Pull more pink blocks and yellow blocks into your waiting slots. As your ants travel down the newly opened paths to reach the lower pink and yellow tiles they will bump into the chocolate. You will literally watch that number drop from 100 down to zero as you flood the zone with ants. Keep feeding the ants pink and yellow blocks until both chocolate barriers shatter completely. Never pull a color that is trapped underneath the chocolate until the barrier is gone.

Step 4: Deploy the connected pink blocks to finish the background

Once the chocolate breaks your paths open up significantly. Look at your tray and find the connected pink blocks. You will see a pink block linked directly to another pink block. Pull the top pink block into your waiting slot to activate it. The ants will swarm the remaining pink background tiles located behind the rabbit. As soon as the first pink block finishes the second linked pink block becomes available. Pull it immediately to keep the momentum going. This massive wave of pink ants will completely wipe out the remaining background and leave only the rabbit and the grass on the board.

Step 5: Clear the exposed green grass

Now that the chocolate is gone the green grass at the very bottom is fully exposed. Find the large green block in your tray and pull it into a waiting slot. The green ants will pour out of the nest and march straight along the bottom edge of the board. They will easily eat up all the green tiles in one smooth horizontal wave. Since the entire bottom path is now clear the ants will finish this job very quickly. Your waiting slot will empty out in a matter of seconds. This leaves only the intricate inner details of the rabbit left to solve.

Step 6: Work through the connected yellow and brown blocks

Your tray contains a yellow block linked to a brown block. You need the brown block to clear the dark shading and outlines inside the rabbit body. Pull the top yellow block first. The yellow ants will clean up the remaining yellow patches near the legs and tail. Once the yellow block finishes the brown block unlocks. Pull the brown block into a waiting slot. The brown ants will snake their way into the inner areas of the rabbit to eat the outline tiles. You must always clear the surrounding colors before pulling these detail colors so the ants have a valid path inside.

Step 7: Manage the connected yellow and black blocks

You have one more set of connected boxes to handle. A yellow block is linked to a small black block. The black block is required to clear the single black tile for the rabbit eye. Pull the yellow block into your waiting slots. The ants will take care of the very last yellow tiles on the board. When the yellow block clears the black block becomes free. Pull the black block. The black ants will travel up to the face and eat the eye tile. Handling these connected boxes in the correct order guarantees your waiting slots stay perfectly clear.

Step 8: Place the red nose and white tail details

The board is nearly empty now. You only have a few tiny details left to clear. Pull the small red block from your tray. The red ants will march up and eat the tiny red nose on the rabbit face. Next you need to pull the white blocks to finish the puzzle. The white tiles make up the fluffy tail and a small glint in the rabbit eye. Pull the white blocks into your waiting slots. The white ants will easily navigate the completely open board to reach the tail and the eye.

Step 9: Let the final ants return to the nest

With all the colored blocks pulled and the tiles cleared you simply need to wait for the last ants to finish their job. The white ants will finish eating the tail tiles and begin their journey back to the nest hole. The picture is now completely clear. You have successfully managed your tray and destroyed the chocolate barriers without ever jamming your waiting slots. The level ends in a victory as the final ant drops its food into the nest.

Final Thought

Level 64 tests your ability to break down heavy obstacles while keeping your block queue flowing smoothly. Breaking the chocolate early is the biggest key to winning. If you ever feel stuck on the order of the connected boxes or how to path around the chocolate you can always watch the video above this article. The visual guide will show you exactly how the ants navigate the board.