Colony Flow! Level 927 Guide: How to Clear the Board

To clear Level 927 in Colony Flow!, clear open perimeter lanes before touching the crowded central intersections. Indiscriminately tapping ants from the center quickly fills your temporary holding dock with mismatched colors, causing an immediate fail state. Clearing the edges first opens up turnaround space and reveals the central lines needed to make complete sets.

Board Overview and Priority Targets

Level 927 features dense, overlapping ant tracks across the center surrounded by narrower perimeter feeder paths. Several paths intersect directly, meaning an ant sitting across a junction will block upstream units from reaching their exit holes.

Step-by-Step Clearing Strategy

1. Clear Unobstructed Outer Paths

Begin by scanning the perimeter for ants that have an uninterrupted line to their matching colored holes.

1. Tap outer ants that can reach a goal immediately without crossing stationary traffic.
2. Only send an ant into the holding dock if removing it immediately allows another ant to complete a set into a matching hole.
3. Leave any outer ant untouched if its movement line stops at an active intersection.

2. Untangle the Central Intersections

Once the outer loop is clear, turn toward the congested center. Releasing ants in the wrong order here will lock your board.

• Target the anchor color: Find the central color group with the highest number of immediately accessible units. Removing this group clears physical track space and unblocks underlying routes.
• Work from the front of lines: Always release the lead ant blocking a junction before tapping trailing units behind it.
• Protect holding buffer slots: Never allow your holding dock to sit with four out of five slots filled with unmatched ants. If dock space gets tight, pause and trace the board to find the specific unit that completes an active dock set.

3. Clear the Remaining Lines

The final phase leaves short, separated track segments. Check the colors currently parked in your dock and tap the remaining board pieces that match them to empty the holding slots. With the central intersections cleared, the remaining ants can travel cleanly into their matching goals.

Common Traps to Avoid

• Panic-tapping with a full dock: When down to your last open slot, do not guess. Trace the exact path of every available ant to confirm it finishes an existing match.
• Overlooking path intersections: An ant may appear free, but if its track crosses an occupied tile on another line, it will stop and divert directly into your holding dock.
• Committing partial sets blindly: Do not move one or two ants of a color into the holding dock unless you can visibly locate and route the final ant needed to complete the set.