Colony Flow! Level 134 Walkthrough: Board Clearing Strategy

To clear Level 134 in Colony Flow!, clear the outer perimeter positions before handling the central grid space. Sorting isolated edge pieces early keeps your central grid and worker colony slots clear, preventing board congestion that forces early resets.

Perimeter-First Clearing Sequence

Focus initial moves on the outer edges of the board. Edge elements have fewer placement angles and can easily become blocked if you fill the central grid first.

• Clear Isolated Colors Early: Match colors along the grid boundaries to establish open working space.
• Protect Central Lanes: Work along the walls to preserve the interior cells for longer, multi-step color matches.
• Prevent Edge Blockades: Leaving perimeter items for late in the stage frequently isolates them behind central matches.

Managing Colony Slots and Central Congestion

Once the outer edges are stable, focus on the interior grid congestion. Managing limited colony slots requires prioritizing restricted color options over easy adjacent matches.

1. Identify Restricted Colors: Work on color sets that have the fewest open cells or routing options first.
2. Handle Winding Color Sequences: Clear longer color sequences before direct matches to free up maximal grid real estate.
3. Maintain Buffer Slots: Ensure every move leaves at least one open slot or path so worker ants can maneuver without filling slot capacity.

Mistakes to Avoid During Final Clearance

Rushing physical pairs that sit close together can accidentally seal off remaining board sections. Before committing to a match near the center, verify its impact on remaining pieces:

• Isolation Check: Confirm that a planned match does not cut off the final path between separate items of another color.
• Corner Utilization: Use L-shaped pathways along remaining empty cells to work around tight central obstacles.
• Slot Overflow: Undo a move immediately if it fills your available colony slots without completing a color clear.