Colony Flow Level 784 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 784

Colony Flow Level 784 brings a fun pixel art picture but packs a serious challenge with its tray layout. You have to juggle locked blocks and feed a massive box right in the middle of the board without jamming your slots. I play every stage to map out the safest routes and I will guide you through the exact moves to keep your ants moving.

Colony Flow Level 784 Overview

What You Are Working With

The board features a pixel art capybara with a colorful mermaid tail. The capybara has thick red hair and holds a small yellow key in its hands. A bright blue flower sits tucked into the red hair. The background consists of pink sky tiles filled with white clouds and yellow stars. At the very bottom of the picture sits a large Hungry Door box demanding 130 white points. Down in your tray you have a wide mix of colors including red, dark brown, light blue, pink, and white. You will also notice a yellow block on the left side of the tray that has a lock icon on it. This is the Lock and Key mechanic in action. You cannot use that yellow block until you collect the matching yellow key from the capybara.

What It Takes to Clear Level 784 Board

To beat this board you need to peel back the outer layers of the picture to expose the center. You have exactly five waiting slots at the bottom of the screen. If you fill all five slots with blocks and the ants have no open path to reach their colors you lose the level instantly. Success requires you to carefully remove the black outlines and the light blue tail first so your ants can reach the brown body. From there you will clear the hands to grab the yellow key and unlock your tray. Finally you must send a massive swarm of white ants to feed the Hungry Door until the 130 requirement hits zero.

Colony Flow Level 784 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Clear the black outlines and start breaking down the light blue mermaid tail.

You want to start by pulling a light blue block and a black block from the tray. The black blocks carry large numbers like 50 and 16. The black ants will rush out of the nest and trace the outer edges of the entire picture. At the same time the light blue ants will head straight for the mermaid tail on the left side. You also need to pull a red block with 45 points to start chewing through the massive red hair on the right side of the capybara. This keeps three of your five slots busy but constantly draining. The numbers on your blocks drop rapidly as the ants consume the tiles. You leave two slots completely open for safety so you never dead end the board.

Step 2: Send dark brown ants to clear the main body of the capybara.

With the outlines mostly gone you now have a direct path to the brown fur. You pull a dark brown block into one of your open slots. The dark brown ants carve right into the center of the board and eat away the head and torso of the capybara. You keep a small green block handy to clear the green scales mixed into the mermaid tail. This step requires patience because the dark brown blocks hold large numbers and take time to empty. You watch the dark brown numbers count down and wait for the ants to expose the center. Always make sure the red hair continues to drain by feeding another red block into the slots when the first one finishes.

Step 3: Collect the yellow key from the picture to unlock the yellow block in your tray.

The capybara holds a small yellow key right near the bottom center of the character. You pull up a small yellow block to collect the yellow key tiles. Once the ants consume the key on the board the locked yellow block in your tray instantly opens up. The lock icon vanishes and it becomes a playable 50 point yellow block. This is a vital move because it prevents your tray from backing up with useless pieces. You also use a small light blue block to clear the blue flower near the face of the capybara. Your tray is now fully unlocked and you have plenty of room to cycle your colors.

Step 4: Launch a massive assault on the Hungry Door using your white blocks.

At the bottom center of the board sits the Hungry Door demanding 130 white points. You load a high capacity white block into an empty slot. A massive swarm of white ants pours out of the hole and marches straight to the door. The white ants hit the box and the number drops steadily from 130 down to 74 and then into the fifties. You keep your other slots active with light green and dark brown to maintain a steady flow of ants across the board. Do not let the white block sit alone in the slots or you risk a jam if the ants get stuck behind another color. You must clear the path above the door so the white ants can reach it freely.

Step 5: Sweep the massive pink background and clear out the white clouds.

With the central capybara figure mostly gone you can focus entirely on the sky. You pull up a large pink block holding 75 points. The pink ants spread out and form a ring around the entire perimeter of the picture. They eat the border very quickly because they have wide open paths in every direction. You use the newly unlocked 50 point yellow block to eat the yellow stars in the upper left corner. You also pull another white block to finish off the white clouds and push the Hungry Door requirement down to zero. The Hungry Door finally vanishes and leaves the bottom edge completely clear. Your slots are filled with background colors now but they drain incredibly fast.

Step 6: Clean up the final pieces of red hair and complete the board.

Only a few scattered red tiles and dark brown shading pieces remain on the right side of the board. The pink background is shrinking rapidly as the pink ants consume the last borders. You pull up a small red block and a final dark brown block from the tray. The ants make short work of these remaining pixels. You watch the final red piece vanish and the board empties completely. You managed your five slots perfectly without ever blocking a path and the victory screen appears.

Final Thought

This board tests your ability to balance a Hungry Door while unlocking a key at the exact same time. The trick is always keeping your red and dark brown blocks flowing so the center opens up early. If you find any of these moves difficult to picture just scroll up and watch the video above this article to see the exact block order in action.