Colony Flow Level 108 starts with Opening Black 4, the confirmed move that sets up the rest of the puzzle.
This walkthrough covers the exact sequence you need to clear the level, including which tiles to connect first and how to manage the flow patterns without running into dead ends.
The guide focuses on practical play details: the opening move, mid-puzzle adjustments when paths start overlapping, and the final connections that complete the board.
If you’ve been stuck on Level 108 or want to verify your approach before committing to a full solution, this walkthrough gives you the clearest path forward.
Colony Flow Level 108 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 108 features a white winged unicorn against a purple night sky. The board requires protecting three large white stacks—112, 76, and 30—so the body and wing finish before indigo sky and rainbow accents claim the only route.
Black 4 opens the tiny face outline first. The critical buffer is the far-right fifth slot: keep it open for cyan sparkles and late white cleanup instead of spending it early on orange or pink.
How to Solve Colony Flow Level 108
Tap black 4 from the far-left slot.
Let these ants claim the tiny eye and muzzle outline beside the horn before starting heavier traffic.
Tap white 112, then white 76.
These waves start the unicorn head, neck, chest, and wing. Leave a short beat so the first white ants clear the left edge before the next white stack enters.
Tap white 30 once the first two white queues are moving.
Keep the fifth slot empty—the buffer is more valuable than any early accent color.
Bring in the first cyan refill when a slot opens.
Let it handle the small sparkle lane. Only after the body is mostly outlined in white should you start the first indigo background refill.
Feed rainbow details in staggered order.
Orange and green for mane and tail bands, then yellow for horn and hoof tips, then pink for lower mane and blush cells. Do not send two accent colors back-to-back while the belly or rear leg is still waiting on white traffic.
Clear the run with remaining indigo and purple sky waves plus late small dark and cyan refills. The clear happens when the top-right night sky closes together with the last white wing and body cells.
Colors in this level: Black, White, Purple, Indigo, Cyan, Green, Orange, Yellow, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
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Launching indigo or purple sky stacks before white 112, white 76, and white 30 have mostly drained. This clears the border while the unicorn torso is still hollow and strands body queues behind sky traffic.
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Spending the far-right buffer on orange or pink early. This leaves no landing spot for cyan sparkle traffic or late white cleanup.
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Treating rainbow bands as a rush target. The mane and tail look flashy but are safer after the body is established.
Quick Tips for Colony Flow Level 108
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Black 4 goes first. It’s the only tiny opener and clears the face outline without competing with body stacks.
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Keep white 112, white 76, and white 30 ahead of sky colors. If the border turns purple before the torso is mostly white, the route is in trouble.
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Use the far-right buffer for cyan or late cleanup, not for an early orange or pink.
What should I tap first in Colony Flow Level 108?
Start with black 4, then move to white 112 and white 76. That sequence opens the tiny face outline and secures the large body route before purple sky traffic takes over the perimeter.
Related Games
- Colony Flow Level 102 Walkthrough — Continue with another late-game Colony Flow puzzle likely to demand the same careful queue timing and buffer management used to protect Level 108’s white unicorn traffic.
- Colony Flow Level 101 Walkthrough — This nearby high-level guide is a useful next click for players practicing the order-sensitive ant routing needed before tackling or replaying Level 108.
Why do I keep getting stuck on the unicorn board?
The usual cause is switching to indigo or purple background too early. Level 108 requires the white torso and wing stacks moving first. If the sky wraps the border while the belly remains empty, the route priority is backwards.