Colony Flow Level 810 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 810

Welcome to Colony Flow Level 810. You will guide your colony through a sunny pixel art puzzle featuring a girl lounging on a pool float. This board looks bright and relaxing but it requires very careful block management to succeed. I play every single board myself to find the safest routes. I will walk you through my exact moves to solve this board without getting stuck.

Colony Flow Level 810 Overview

What You Are Working With

The pixel art presents a beautiful summery scene. You see a girl with blonde hair wearing dark sunglasses. She sits on a large pink pool float surrounded by blue water ripples and fluffy white clouds. Your tray contains high capacity blocks in yellow white pink and blue. You also have a special connected box linking a dark red block and a green block together. These connected boxes must move into your active queue as a single pair. They only disappear when both colors find valid open paths. The pathways on this level are straightforward at the outer edges but get very tangled near the center of the face and the pool float.

What It Takes to Clear Level 810 Board

Winning this level means turning every colored pixel into food for your colony until the board is completely empty. The true challenge lies in managing the five waiting slots at the bottom of your screen. If you pull blocks from the tray and fill all five slots before the ants can reach matching food tiles the board dead ends and you immediately lose. You must constantly observe the open paths on the screen. Always pull a block that corresponds to an immediately accessible color. Your primary focus must remain on keeping a steady flow of ants moving so your queue never jams up.

Colony Flow Level 810 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Start with the white background and green leaves

Begin your strategy by addressing the outer elements of the picture to open up the board. Pull the white block from the bottom row of your tray to send white ants toward the cloud formations in the top left and top right corners. At the same time pull the green block to clear the green leaves attached to the yellow flower accessory in the hair. The white block holds a capacity of forty five. You will see that number drop steadily as the ants swarm the clouds and carry the food back to the nest hole. Clearing these outer edge colors early prevents early bottlenecks. It opens up the border of the pixel art and creates multiple entry points for the rest of your colony to access the inner sections of the picture.

Step 2: Target the massive yellow sections of hair and accessories

Once the white clouds begin to thin out you will see clear paths leading directly to the yellow hair and the yellow drink cup. Pull the large capacity yellow blocks from your tray to begin processing this massive color group. You have a massive yellow block with a capacity of one hundred twenty. Move it into your waiting slots. The yellow ants will pour out of the nest and start dismantling the blonde hair section from the top down. Keep a very close eye on your slots here. Because you used a very high number block it will sit in your active queue for quite a while as the ants do their work. Do not crowd the remaining empty slots with colors that cannot be reached yet.

Step 3: Deploy the connected boxes carefully into the queue

As the yellow hair clears out you will expose the green and dark red tiles near the center of the face and the edges of the sunglasses. This is the exact moment to deal with the connected boxes sitting in your tray. This special block permanently links a dark red section and a green section together into a single object. Move this connected pair into your waiting slots now. You must ensure that both the green ants and the dark red ants have open pathways to their matching tiles on the board. If one color is blocked the entire pair stays stuck in your queue. The green ants will finish off the remaining leaf details while the dark red ants begin chewing through the sunglasses frames and the darker brown hair outlines. Since this connected pair takes up valuable space in your queue you need those paths totally clear to resolve the block quickly and free up room.

Step 4: Clear the dark blue sunglasses lenses from the center

With the frames of the sunglasses completely gone the dark blue lenses are fully exposed and ready for your ants. Look at your tray and pull the dark blue block with a capacity of forty seven. The dark blue ants will march straight up the middle of the board and consume the lenses. This move is incredibly satisfying because it removes a solid block of color right in the dead center of the picture. Removing the dark blue tiles also breaks up the solid mass of the face area making it much easier to access the skin tones underneath. Your waiting slots should be relatively clear at this point allowing you to prepare for the dense bottom half of the picture without fear of failing the level.

Step 5: Process the light orange skin tones on the face and arms

Now that the hair and sunglasses are out of the way the light orange skin tiles are completely open to attack. Pull the light orange block with a capacity of eighteen from your tray. The ants will rush in to clear the face and the arm resting gently on the pool float. This step goes very fast because there are not many light orange tiles scattered on the board. The number on your block will count down to zero rapidly and the block will vanish from your slot. Always prioritize these quick clears when you have an open path because they instantly free up space in your five slot queue. Keeping empty slots gives you maximum flexibility for the final stages.

Step 6: Dismantle the massive pink pool float at the bottom

The entire bottom section of the pixel art consists of a massive pink pool float and a bright pink top. Start sending your colony to the pink tiles since they make up the bulk of the remaining image. Pull the pink block with a capacity of fifty. Pink ants will flood out of the nest hole and spread broadly across the bottom of the board. They will eat away the large curves of the float. You will likely need to pull a second pink block from your tray to finish the job because the float contains a massive amount of individual tiles. Let the ants work and do not worry if the pink block sits in your slot for a minute. The path is wide open so the block will resolve safely without causing a jam.

Step 7: Clear the blue water ripples and remaining clothing

While the pink ants are finishing the float you can start working on the blue elements nearby. Pull the light blue and standard blue blocks from your tray. The blue ants will target the rest of the swimsuit on the girl and the water ripples splashing around the base of the pool float. The water tiles are scattered near the very bottom edge and sides of the picture. Since you already cleared the main central mass these remaining blue tiles are totally exposed to the nest. The blue numbers in your tray will drop steadily as the final large chunks of color disappear from the board. Watch the ants clean up these disconnected patches of water.

Step 8: Clean up the final scattered border pieces

At this final stage the main central picture is completely gone. You are left with a scattered ring of leftover tiles around the outer border of the board. These tiles are a random mix of white blue red and brown. Your tray will have low number blocks matching these exact colors remaining. Pull them into your waiting slots one by one. Send the white ants to the top corners. Send the blue ants to the bottom edges. Send the red and brown ants to grab the last few stray pixels. Because the center of the board is completely empty the ants will travel freely along the open background. They will grab the final food pieces and return to the nest. The picture will be totally cleared and you will win the level.

Final Thought

Level 810 requires patience and a good eye for timing. Never rush your pulls and always make sure your connected boxes have a clear route before you move them into the queue. Keeping your slots open prevents a dead board and secures your victory. If you find any part of this written guide difficult to picture in your head please watch the video above this article to see the exact sequence of moves in action.