Colony Flow Level 660 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 660

Welcome to Colony Flow Level 660 where we have a very cool bear waiting for us. This level features a pixel art bear wearing bright sunglasses and a fun summer shirt while floating in the water. You will need to carefully manage the waiting slots because the different colors are layered tightly on the board. Let us look at the best way to clear this puzzle and keep your ants moving without getting stuck.

Colony Flow Level 660 Overview

What You Are Working With

The board displays a large colorful pixel art picture of a floating bear right in the center of your screen. The bear has a solid dark red and light red body. It is wearing a vibrant purple summer shirt that wraps around its arms and lower torso. Light blue water tiles pool around the bottom edges of the bear making it look like it is swimming. Up at the top corners you will find bright light green leaves hanging down over the water. The most detailed part of the picture is the face where the bear wears multicolored sunglasses made of dark cyan blue purple and yellow tiles. Down at the bottom of your screen is the tray holding all the numbered colored blocks you need to clear the board. You will immediately notice lots of dark green light green dark red and light red blocks stacked in the tray. You will also spot a lock symbol on one of the tray blocks. This means you must clear specific parts of the board to collect keys and unlock those trapped blocks. The ant paths start from the dark nest hole at the bottom center and lead directly toward the light blue water and the hanging light green leaves first.

What It Takes to Clear Level 660 Board

Winning this level requires you to completely erase every single pixel from the bear picture. You achieve this by dragging numbered colored blocks from the bottom tray into the five empty waiting slots just above the tray. Once a block sits in a slot the ants will immediately pour out of their nest hole. They will run along the open background and eat the board pixels that match the color of the block in the slot. Every time an ant eats a pixel the number on the block drops by one. When the block number counts all the way down to zero the block vanishes and frees up that waiting slot for a new pull. The most critical rule to remember is that you only have five waiting slots available. If you drag blocks into all five slots and the ants cannot reach the matching colored pixels on the board your slots will jam completely. A jammed board means you lose the level instantly. You must always peel the outer pixel layers away first before you try to clear the inner picture details. This guarantees your ants will always have an open path to walk on.

Colony Flow Level 660 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: clear the outer water and top leaves to open the board.

You must begin your game by attacking the extreme outer edges of the picture to create wide open paths for your ants. Look down at your tray and pull the light blue blocks and light green blocks up into your available waiting slots. The moment you do this the ants will stream out of the nest and divide into two main groups. One group will head straight for the light blue water tiles pooling on the bottom left and bottom right corners. The second group of ants will march all the way up the left and right sides of the board to start eating the light green leaves hanging at the very top. This opening move is incredibly important because it strips away the protective outer border of the picture. As the ants work you will watch the numbers on your light blue and light green blocks count down very fast. Whenever one of these blocks finishes its countdown a fresh spot opens up in your waiting slots. You should keep pulling more light blue and light green blocks as soon as they surface in the tray layers. Do not touch any of the purple or dark red blocks during this phase because those specific pixels are totally blocked behind the water and leaves.

Step 2: open access to the purple shirt and dark red fur.

With the outer water and leaves significantly reduced you can shift your attention to the clothes and body of the bear. The bright purple shirt is now completely exposed on both the left and right sides of the main picture. Pull a purple block from your tray and drop it into an empty waiting slot. A new swarm of ants will run up the board and begin devouring the purple shirt pixels. As the shirt disappears you will also see the dark red pixels that make up the thick fur of the bear become fully exposed. Go ahead and pull a dark red block into another open slot. Now you will have light blue light green purple and dark red blocks all active at the exact same time. This is a very safe strategy because it keeps multiple streams of ants busy across completely different areas of the board. The ants will spread out evenly and clear massive chunks of the lower half of the bear. You must always visually check that the pixels you want to clear are physically touching the open background. If you notice a color is completely surrounded by other colors you must wait before pulling its matching block.

Step 3: manage the tray layers and big number blocks carefully.

As you continue pulling blocks you will start to reveal deeper and more complex layers inside your tray. You will spot massive number blocks appearing like a purple block needing seventy two pixels and dark red blocks needing fifty five pixels. You must exercise extreme caution when pulling these huge blocks into your slots. Only pull a massive numbered block if you are absolutely certain there are enough exposed pixels on the board to drain it completely. At the very least you need to know the ants will keep working on that block for a long time. If you pull a giant block and the ants suddenly run out of reachable pixels that massive block will just sit idle in your waiting slot and choke your limited space. Now is a good time to pull a yellow block and a dark cyan block into the slots. This lets the ants start nibbling on the bright reflections shown in the sunglasses. The yellow and cyan pixels are now perfectly reachable because the outer edges of the bear face are fully open. Keep a strict watch over your five slots and never let them fill up entirely unless you know the ants are actively eating.

Step 4: break down the intricate sunglasses and middle face details.

The face of the bear is the area where the pixel colors become very dense and tightly packed. You have dark cyan yellow purple and blue tiles crammed together to form the shape of the sunglasses. You also have lots of light red pixels making up the snout and the inner sections of the ears. Now that the lower body and outer fur are mostly gone the ants have wide and direct paths right to the center of the face. Pull a blue block and a light red block up into your slots. The ants will march straight up the middle of the empty board space. The blue ants will tear away the thick frames of the sunglasses while the light red ants begin clearing the snout and ears. Because these facial detail areas have far fewer pixels per color your blocks will drain much slower than they did on the large water sections. You must deploy extreme patience during this specific phase. Allow one color to finish completely before you pull the next block from the tray. If you pull too many different colors for the sunglasses at the same time you run a terrible risk of permanently clogging your waiting slots.

Step 5: unlock the trapped blocks and clear the primary body.

By this point in the level you have cleared away enough of the board to collect the hidden keys and satisfy the requirements to remove the locks from your tray blocks. You will see the locked symbols vanish making those blocks fully available for you to use. Pull the heavy light red blocks into your slots to unleash a massive swarm of ants directly onto the remainder of the bear face and upper body. The light red pixels make up a huge portion of the head so these big blocks will drain steadily. You will also notice a few lingering light green and light blue blocks sitting in your tray. Pull them now to let the ants clean up the final remaining water tiles and leaf tiles hiding at the extreme upper edges of the board. The main picture space is now mostly empty background with just a few scattered clusters of pixels left behind. You have plenty of open room for the ants to move around freely. Keep your focus on balancing the heavy light red pulls with an occasional dark red or purple pull to clear the very last bits of the shirt and fur.

Step 6: clean up the final scattered pixels to finish the board.

You are now standing at the very end of the puzzle. The board only holds a tiny handful of pixels scattered randomly around the open space. You will see small isolated groups of light green light blue dark red and purple remaining on the screen. Look closely at your tray and pull the exact blocks needed for these final few colors. The numbers on your remaining tray blocks will be very small now. You will pull a light green block with only one pixel needed or a dark red block needing only two or three pixels. The ants will sprint across the wide empty board and snatch up these final pieces instantly. You will watch your waiting slots empty out incredibly fast as each tiny pixel cluster vanishes from the board. Make sure you do not have any stray colors blocked by a single pixel of another color before you pull. If you followed the strategy of clearing the outside layers first everything will be perfectly exposed and ready to eat. Once the ants consume the very last pixel the screen clears and you win the level.

Final Thought

Colony Flow Level 660 requires a steady balance of patience and careful forward planning. The real trick here is always clearing the outer light blue water and light green leaves before you rush into the dense purple and dark red body sections. Managing the small detailed areas of the sunglasses without clogging your limited waiting slots will test your tray management skills the most. When you find any of these written steps difficult to visualize you should watch the video above this article to see exactly how the ants navigate the trickiest parts of the board. Keep your paths wide open and you will clear this bear picture with ease.