Colony Flow Level 112 starts with an empty-active-row green sequence that sets the foundation for the entire puzzle.
The key is recognizing how this opener dictates your flow pattern and prevents early dead ends that force restarts. This walkthrough breaks down the critical moves, explains why the green sequence matters, and shows you the exact placement order to clear all tiles without getting stuck.
You’ll learn the practical mechanics that make Level 112 solvable once you understand the pattern, plus troubleshooting for the most common mistakes that block progress halfway through.
Colony Flow Level 112 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 112 features a pink cat on a bright green field with two bees—one at the top right, one at the lower middle. The challenge is the shared entrance lane beneath the middle bee. Green field stacks must claim the outer perimeter before black, pink, yellow, orange, or white traffic can safely enter.
Promote dark green 40 first, then green 20. Use these to claim the lower-left field and grass curls. Continue with green 35, green 45, and green 30 to wrap the outer field, top grass band, and lower-side curls. Once the perimeter is moving, bring in black 22 to shape the cat outline, whiskers, and bee bands.
Follow with yellow 68 and orange to fill the bee bodies and flower centers. Release pink 25 for the cat face, ears, and nose. Hold white 40 until last—it clears the eyes, bee wings, and flower petals after pink and black have opened those spaces.
How to Play Colony Flow Level 112 - Step-by-Step Solution
Promote dark green 40, then green 20.
Claim the lower-left field and first grass curls to protect the entrance lane for the field traffic that needs it first.
Send green 35, green 45, and green 30 as space opens.
Wrap the outer field, top grass band, and lower-side curls. Keep the opening green-focused until the perimeter is underway.
Bring in black 22.
Build the cat outline, whiskers, and both bee bands. These dark cells create shaped spaces for the bee colors.
Send yellow 68, then the orange wave.
Fill the bee bodies and flower centers after black has established their outlines.
Release pink 25 and later pink refills.
Clear the cat face, ears, and nose while black finishes the lower bee border.
Hold white 40 until last.
Wait until pink and black have opened the cat’s eye sockets, bee wings, and flower petals. White then completes the eyes, wings, petals, and remaining cleanup without blocking the center.
Tips
- Keep the opening green-only. Green 35 and green 45 need room to reach the side grass curls and top rim before cat or bee traffic uses the lower entrance.
- Use black before yellow. Black 22 should establish the bee bands and cat outline before yellow 68 fills the bee bodies.
- Save white 40 for cleanup. Late white lands cleanly in the cat’s eyes, bee wings, and flower petals.
Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending black while green is still wrapping the rim. Black can steal the entrance lane and leave lower curls unfinished.
- Firing yellow before black outlines the bees. Without the black bee bands, yellow spreads across open body cells and disrupts the orange and black finish.
- Promoting white 40 early. Early white parks in the center, blocking pink cat-face fills and delaying the final solution.
Related Games
- Colony Flow Level 40 Walkthrough — Level 40 is a useful follow-up for players who want to practice managing the same kind of numbered color-stack traffic before committing ants to narrow board routes.
- Colony Flow Level 35 Walkthrough — This walkthrough offers another Colony Flow puzzle route for players looking to apply careful stack-order planning after Level 112’s green-first perimeter opening.
What colors appear in Colony Flow Level 112?
Green, pink, black, yellow, orange, and white. The level uses green to open the map, black for outlines, yellow and orange for bee bodies, pink for the cat face, and white for eyes and wings.