Colony Flow Level 927 Walkthrough Solution & Guides | How to solve Colony Flow 927

Welcome to Colony Flow Level 927. This stage presents a massive garden scene complete with a bright sky, colorful flowers, and a giant sunflower taking up the right side. The piece count is very high here and you will face multiple connected boxes in your tray. Dealing with high numbers means you have to sit and wait for the ants to finish their jobs before you make your next move. I play every level myself to find the safest route and I am ready to guide you through this one step by step. We will break down exactly how to manage your space and avoid losing.

Colony Flow Level 927 Overview

What You Are Working With

The picture is a vibrant summer garden pixel art masterpiece. At the top you see a wide blue sky with fluffy white clouds and a small yellow and black bee hovering in the air. The bottom half is a dense field of green grass dotted with bright pink, red, and orange flowers. The most obvious feature is the giant sunflower on the right side of the board. The center of this sunflower holds a massive brown food block starting with a huge 200 count. This acts as a massive wall that you have to chip away at over time. Your tray is fully loaded with high capacity blocks in various shades of blue, green, yellow, orange, and red. You also have several connected boxes to deal with. These are blocks linked together by a tube and you have to pull them as a single pair. One early pair links a pink block to a light blue block. Another pair links light green to orange. You must time these connected pulls perfectly so both colors have an open path to the board at the exact same moment.

What It Takes to Clear Level 927 Board

Winning this level means erasing every single colored pixel from the screen by feeding them to your ant colony. You pull numbered blocks from the tray into your five waiting slots to spawn ants of that specific color. The primary threat in this game is running out of slot space. If you fill all five waiting slots and no ants can reach their matching food tiles you lose the level instantly. You avoid this by always pulling a color that currently has an open path on the board. As ants eat the outer edges they expose the inner tiles. You must carefully peel the picture away layer by layer while chipping down that massive 200 count brown center. Patience is your best tool here because rushing will fill your tray and trap your pieces.

Colony Flow Level 927 Step by Step Solution

Step 1: Clear the blue sky and open the top edges

You want to start by attacking the wide open sky at the top of the picture. The sky is completely exposed which makes it the safest place to begin your moves. Pull your highest light blue blocks from the tray into your empty slots. You have a massive 65 count light blue block available early on. Moving this into your waiting slots sends a huge swarm of blue ants up the sides to eat the sky tiles. Pulling a white block next will clear the clouds floating near the top. This early move is very safe because the top layer is completely open and the ants have a direct uninterrupted path to their food. Keeping your slots clear in these opening moves builds a solid foundation for the rest of the board and prevents early bottlenecks. Let the blue and white ants do their work until the numbers run out.

Step 2: Play the first connected blocks to handle pink flowers

Once the blue sky is mostly gone you need to manage your first set of connected boxes. You will see a pink 15 block linked directly to a light blue block down in your tray. Make sure a few light blue sky tiles remain exposed and check that the small pink flowers in the green field are open for business. Pull this connected pair into your slots. The remaining blue ants will clean up the final edges of the sky while the pink ants march into the field to eat the pink flower petals. This frees up crucial space in your tray without jamming your waiting slots. Connected blocks are dangerous if you pull them blindly so always verify that both colors have a clear runway before you commit to the move.

Step 3: Strip away the outer layers of the green field

With the top clear and some pink flowers gone your next goal is the thick green grass covering the bottom half. You have several shades of green blocks in your tray including a bright green 46 and a light green 30. Pull the bright green block first to send ants swarming over the outer grass pixels. The ants will eat their way downward and carve a path deeper into the picture. You must watch the field closely and only pull the exact shade of green that is currently exposed on the outer edges. Pulling a dark green block too early will trap it in your slots because those dark tiles are buried under the light green ones. Take your time and peel the green field back one layer at a time.

Step 4: Break down the large red and orange flowers

Now that the grass is thinning out the large orange and red flowers on the left side are fully exposed to your ants. You need to pull your orange 40 block followed by a red block. The orange ants will stream up the left side and devour the large flower petals. Doing this removes a huge chunk of the left side and creates a massive open space for your ants to travel through. This wide open path ensures that future ants will not get stuck behind other colors when they try to reach the middle of the board. Keep an eye on your waiting slots and wait for the orange block to finish counting down before you pull another massive number.

Step 5: Begin chipping away at the massive sunflower center

The center of the right side sunflower is a giant block of brown food starting at 200. This is the biggest obstacle on the board and you need to start wearing it down as soon as the grass around it clears. Pull your maroon and brown blocks to send ants attacking this center piece. You will see the large number drop steadily as the ants carry the food away. You do not have to destroy it all at once. Just keep feeding it whenever the path is open and you have an empty slot to spare. Getting this number down early prevents a massive traffic jam later in the level when you have fewer blocks to choose from.

Step 6: Deploy the green and orange connected boxes

Your tray holds another connected pair linking a light green block to an orange block. By this point in the level you have exposed enough grass and orange flower pixels to support both colors simultaneously. Pull this linked pair into your waiting slots. The green ants will tackle the remaining field foliage while the orange ants finish off the lower petals of the left side flower. Because you prepared the board properly both colors find an immediate path and your slots stay perfectly clear. Properly executing this connected pull is a major step toward finishing the level safely.

Step 7: Clear the yellow petals and the small bee

The bright yellow petals of the sunflower and the tiny yellow stripes on the bee are now completely accessible and ready to be cleared. Pull a yellow 45 block from your tray. A massive wave of yellow ants will flood the right side of the board and consume the sunflower petals. Another group of yellow ants will fly up to the top and eat the bee. The yellow pixels make up a huge portion of the remaining board so clearing them gives you a nearly empty screen. Watch the satisfying wave of yellow sweep across the board and leave only a tiny handful of tiles behind.

Step 8: Finish the brown center and clean up scattered pixels

The large brown center should be down to a very small number like 12 by now. Pull your remaining dark blocks to completely remove the sunflower center from the board. After the massive brown block vanishes you will be left with just a few scattered green and pink pixels spread across the screen. Pull your final small bright green and pink blocks from the tray. These last few ants will sweep across the newly emptied board and eat the very last food tiles hiding in the corners. Your tray is now completely empty and the picture is completely cleared. You survived a very dense and complicated board by playing smart and keeping your paths open.

Final Thought

This stage requires a lot of patience because of the high piece counts and those tricky connected boxes. Always prioritize the colors that sit on the outer edges and never force a block into your slots if you cannot see an open path for it. Managing your five waiting slots is the absolute key to victory in every single round. If any of these steps are hard to follow in text I highly recommend you watch the video above this article. Seeing the ants move in real time will help you master the exact timing needed to keep your slots empty and win the level. Keep practicing your timing and you will dominate this puzzle.