Pixel Flow Level 2033

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Pro Tips for This Pixel Flow Level

Pixel Flow Solution Guide

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   At the start, prioritize dark blue/light blue. The entire background is almost entirely blue, making it the largest and safest exposed color block. You can use 20/40 blue pigs first, especially since the blue color is related to the blue section of the top Snake, so you won't waste too much ammo in the early game.

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   Simultaneously focus on the Snake at the top, prioritizing the color corresponding to the snake's head. Currently, the snake's head is in the red segment in the upper right corner, so prioritize attacking the red pigs when they appear and there are enough red targets. After retreating, the snake will pass through the orange, white, and blue segments at the top, finally moving to the green segment on the left. Don't waste the red, orange, and white pigs in this level; they are key colors for advancing the Snake. The Snake's goal is to gradually retreat back to its nest by shooting.

3. 3

   The recommended Snake sequence is: Red → Orange → White → Blue → Green. You don't necessarily need to select these five colors consecutively, as adjustments will be made based on the pig's formation. However, whenever the snake's head color changes, prioritize that new snake head color. Especially green—currently, the majority of green on the board is concentrated in the lower left leaf area, less than blue, so don't use large green pigs recklessly before the snakes have retreated to the green section.

4. 4

   The standard chessboard colors are displayed in the order of blue → gray-purple → brown → green. After removing the blue background, a large amount of gray-purple rocks in the middle left will be exposed; further back are brown tree trunks/ground and green leaves. The red, white, and orange colors on the central character are still noticeable, but they are currently fragmented, so don't try to force them in with large ammunition pigs in the early game.

5. 5

   The "300 Gate" at the bottom should be continuously pushed forward from the mid-game, but don't randomly choose a color for the Gate at the beginning. This blue gate covers a large area of ​​the bottom; you must eventually pull it open to see the pixels behind it. The official description of the Gate is "shoot it to retract." Keep shooting as long as your normal map clearing is effective in advancing the Gate; don't leave it until it's the only one left on the entire map.

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   Once the gate is opened, immediately re-evaluate the colors. Because a whole new layer of pixels is hidden underneath, previously "unsafe" colors like red, yellow, and white may suddenly become large blocks of color. Do not continue mechanically clicking in the initial order.

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   For the central figures, finish with mid-level details. A general color scheme is recommended: gray/dark gray → brown → milky white/white → red → orange/yellow. Pay special attention to white; wait until the areas are connected before applying it, as many white areas on the screen are currently fragmented.

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   Always keep at least two waiting slots open. Pixel Flow's pigs will enter five waiting slots if they haven't run out of ammo, so the most dangerous thing in this level is having several pigs (red, orange, white, and green) waiting for the Snake/gate to open at the same time. The level itself also uses a fixed ammo + limited waiting slot mechanism.

Common Mistakes in Pixel Flow

Avoid these common pitfalls that players encounter when trying to beat Pixel Flow Level 2033. Learning from these mistakes will help you solve the Pixel Flow puzzle faster.