Colony Flow Level 157 Walkthrough guides you through one of the trickier stages in this connection-based puzzle game, where you need to link colored colonies by drawing flow paths without crossing lines or leaving empty spaces.
Level 157 introduces tight grid constraints and multiple color pairs that force you to plan your route order carefully before committing to any single path. This walkthrough focuses on the winning move sequence, which colors to connect first, and where the critical decision points appear.
You’ll find the exact path layout that clears the board, plus explanations for why certain seemingly obvious routes actually trap you into unsolvable configurations.
Colony Flow Level 157 Walkthrough
Colony Flow Level 157 hides a purple-and-white raccoon portrait inside a wide yellow field. The puzzle routes most traffic through a single lower ant hole, so the safest solve drains the yellow perimeter first, then routes purple, brown, black, and white cleanup traffic after the lower corners and border begin to open.
Keep one white buffer pad free during the early waves—you will need it later for the white muzzle-and-belly groups.
How to Play Colony Flow Level 157 - Step-by-Step Solution
Tap yellow 45 first.
Wait until the ants leave the lower edge and establish the central-hole route.
Add yellow 60, then purple 45.
Let these groups round the perimeter before opening black outline stacks or darker tail traffic.
Send brown 40, followed by yellow 35 and yellow 30.
Continue shrinking the yellow field while opening space around the tail-side cells.
Clear the remaining large yellow waves: 60, 45, 46, and 35.
Pause between batches if the lower center becomes crowded. The lower yellow border must drain before dark cleanup can move safely.
Use brown 33, 20, and 40, then black 50, 40, and 20.
Once yellow has broken into smaller corner groups, these stacks clear the tail shadow, lower bar, and dark outline without blocking the hole.
Send purple 37, 30, and 45, then purple 21, 16, and 17.
Use these groups for the ears, cheeks, body, and tail stripe.
Save white 40 and white 30 for late cleanup.
These remove the muzzle and belly after the crossing is clear. Finish with the small mixed row: purple 5, white 22, brown 12, purple 17, yellow 19, and black 30.
Common Mistakes
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Opening purple tail or black outline stacks too early: These colors share the lower crossing with yellow and create a queue that strands ants in the corners. Wait until the yellow lower border has drained.
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Treating yellow as finished when the center opens: The central field can look clear while yellow still blocks the lower corners. Continue the large yellow waves before starting dark traffic.
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Filling every white buffer pad: Leave one white pad available during the opening. The late white 40 and 30 groups need room to clear the raccoon’s face and belly.
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Sending white before the crossing clears: White works best after yellow has split into isolated corner stacks. Sending it early displaces active traffic and slows the route.
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- Colony Flow Level 45 Walkthrough — Continue with another Colony Flow puzzle guide to practice sequencing color batches and preventing traffic jams at the board’s shared exit route.
Enjoy!