Colony Flow Level 814 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 814

Welcome back to another puzzle guide. Today we are tackling Colony Flow Level 814. This level features a massive pixel art picture of a delicious whole pizza and a separate slice. You command a huge swarm of colorful ants to chew away the crust cheese and toppings. I play every level myself so you get real strategies that work to clear the board without getting stuck.

Colony Flow Level 814 Overview

What You Are Working With

The board presents a large and intricate pixel art image of a pizza slice next to a whole pizza pie. The colors include dark red for the border and the pepperoni slices. You see bright yellow and orange for the thick crust and the melted cheese. Green pixels make up the bell pepper toppings and blue fills in a background corner. You also have a long purple line acting as a shadow under the pizza. Your tray at the bottom is packed with blocks bearing high numbers. You will also encounter the Connected Boxes special element in this level. These are two or more boxes linked together in the tray that must be cleared as a group. When you pull one block you pull the whole linked group into your waiting slots.

What It Takes to Clear Level 814 Board

To win this level you must clear every single colored pixel from the board. Your ants stream out of the nest hole at the bottom and travel along open paths to reach their matching colors. You have exactly five waiting slots to hold the blocks you pull from the tray. If you fill all five slots and the ants cannot reach their matching food you dead end the board and lose the level. You must manage your connected boxes carefully because they take up multiple slots at once. You succeed by clearing the outer edges first to carve out wide paths toward the central toppings. This strategy keeps your waiting slots open and the ants moving.

Colony Flow Level 814 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Open the dark red border and the yellow crust to clear the outer edges.

Your first goal is to open up the outer edges of the board. The pizza picture takes up almost the entire screen so you need to create wide paths on the left and right sides immediately. This allows your ants to travel without blocking the nest hole at the very bottom. You start by pulling a dark red block with the number fifteen and another dark red block with the number five into your waiting slots. You then bring up a yellow sixty nine block and a yellow thirty one block. You also pull a green thirty nine block right now so it is ready for later. The dark red ants swarm out of the nest hole and head toward the right side to munch on the thick dark red border. The yellow ants head left to chew on the outer crust. Keeping both the left and right sides active prevents the ants from getting stuck in a huge traffic jam. Your waiting slots stay completely manageable and the bottom corners of the board begin to open up for future moves.

Step 2: Clear the blue background patch to reveal the top edge of the pizza.

A big patch of blue sits in the top left corner of the pizza picture. You must clear this area to reveal the top edge of the crust. You pull a blue block with the number one into your waiting slots. This sends a single blue ant all the way up the left side of the board. This ant chews a key pixel to open a wider path for the next wave of ants. You then pull a set of connected boxes from the tray. This special element links a red sixteen block directly to an orange block. You must pull them together so they take up two full spaces in your waiting slots and get cleared as a group. The red ants stream up the right side of the board to chew away the red border pieces. Sending ants to opposite corners of the board keeps the central paths totally clear for the colors you need next. Your green block and a yellow fifty two block sit patiently in the slots while the active ants do their work without any delays.

Step 3: Remove the bright orange crust on the left and the yellow crust on the top.

Now you need to tackle the bright orange crust on the left and the yellow crust on the top. You bring up an orange thirteen block and a yellow seventeen block. The orange ants march straight up the left side exactly where the blue patch used to be. They carve out the thick orange rim of the pizza crust and make the shape recognizable. The yellow ants travel further up and wrap all the way around the top to finish the upper edge of the pie. You also bring up a pink twenty block into your waiting slots. The pink ants will eventually handle the light highlight reflections on the toppings. Spreading your active ants across the top and left sections ensures they never cross paths along the way. They will not block each other from reaching their specific food tiles. Your waiting slots remain secure and you easily avoid a dead end scenario.

Step 4: Send a massive swarm of dark red ants to clear the round pepperoni slices.

The large round pepperoni slices are your next major target. These delicious looking toppings require a massive number of dark red ants to clear. You pull a huge set of connected boxes from the tray. This specific set contains a dark red forty six block linked directly to a dark red sixty six block. Pulling them brings a massive influx of ants to the board all at once to be cleared as a group. The dark red ants flood out of the nest hole and march straight into the middle of the pizza slice. They swarm the large round pepperoni shapes and start chewing. You also have a green thirty four block and a yellow fifty six block waiting in the slots. The pink ants from the previous step are now chewing away the tiny pink highlights on the pepperoni. You must keep the paths to the center completely wide open so this massive dark red colony can reach the food without filling up the waiting slots and causing a dead end.

Step 5: Target the small green bell peppers and the remaining yellow melted cheese.

With the pepperoni mostly cleared away you turn your full attention to the green bell pepper slices and the remaining yellow cheese. You pull an orange block connected to a yellow block where both hold the number seven. You also bring up a standalone orange ten block and another yellow seven block. Finally you grab a green eight block to round out your waiting slots. The green ants march up to the middle left area to chew on the small curved green pepper shapes. The yellow ants and the orange ants flood the center of the board to clear out the large melted cheese sections. This specific action clears out the core of the pizza slice and opens up the deeper areas near the bottom. Moving so many ants right into the center requires careful timing so you never block the main exit of the nest hole. Your slots stay clear and the flow of ants continues uninterrupted.

Step 6: Deploy the white ants and begin eating the long purple shadow line.

A dark purple shadow runs completely under the entire pizza shape to give it depth. There are also tiny white details scattered around the cheese area that look like reflections. You pull a set of connected boxes that links a dark red block with the number one to a white block with the number one. This releases a quick burst of ants to clean up those stray pixels. You then pull a purple forty three block and an orange thirty five block. The purple ants march out and head left to start eating the long purple line under the crust. The white ants scurry to the middle to snap up the small white dots. The orange ants continue to clean up the right side of the crust. Managing this purple line takes real priority because it runs right across the entire bottom of the board. If you leave it alone it will block other ants from reaching the top right sections later.

Step 7: Finish the board with the final purple and dark red connected blocks.

The board is almost entirely clear now. Only the outer right corners and the rest of the bottom purple shadow remain. You pull your final set of connected boxes which holds a dark red sixteen block linked to a purple sixteen block. You also pull a purple three block and an orange sixteen block into the open waiting slots. The purple ants march directly to the right to finish the thick purple shadow line. The dark red ants head all the way up to the top right corner to clear out the last remaining border pieces. The orange ants finish the bottom right edge of the crust. You watch as the final ants chew away the very last colored pixels on the screen. Your waiting slots are perfectly clear and the board is totally clean. You win the level and can move on to the next puzzle.

Final Thought

Colony Flow Level 814 is a fun challenge that tests how well you manage your connected boxes. Always keep an eye on your waiting slots so you never dead end your game. If you find any of these moves tricky to follow please watch the video above this article. Seeing the ants in motion will clear up any confusion and help you secure the win.