Уровень 396
Sweep up the final grass patches to finish the board Only a few scattered patches of green grass and beige outlines remain on the board. You have a few small green and beige blocks left in your tray. Pull the green block
Чек-лист перед стартом
- Посчитай цвета: сколько кубов каждого и сколько лунок под них
- Открой верхние стопки — они перекрывают тропу
- Сначала убери цвета, у которых мало кубов
- Оставь минимум один пустой слот до конца
Пошаговое прохождение
- 1Sweep up the final grass
Sweep up the final grass patches to finish the board Only a few scattered patches of green grass and beige outlines remain on the board. You have a few small green and beige blocks left in your tray. Pull the green block of 1 and the beige block of 35. The ants scatter to the far corners and consume the last straggling pixels. Keep your final slot clear just in case an ant takes a longer path to the corner. The remaining tiles vanish and the board clears completely resulting in a satisfying win
- 2Open the bottom right path
Open the bottom right path with purple and white blocks You start by focusing on the small colored dots at the bottom right of the picture. Pull a white block and a purple block into your waiting slots. The white ants stream out of the nest hole and begin eating the bottom row of the white background grid. The purple ants march out to consume the small cluster of purple dots. The numbers on your blocks drop rapidly as the ants clear these initial tiles. This opens a wider path to the bottom edge of the frog. You can now pull a dark green block and a light green block from the tray. These colors match the bottom layers of the frog body. The dark green ants and light green ants start chipping away at the bottom of the pixel art. Your waiting slots remain clear because the ants have a direct route to their matching colors. The hidden box sits in the tray and you leave it alone for now
- 3Deploy the connected light blue
Deploy the connected light blue and black blocks for the outline With the bottom path open, you need to start clearing the black outline of the frog. Look in your tray for the connected boxes containing a light blue block and a black block. When you tap one, both blocks pull into your waiting slots together. The black block carries a large number. A massive swarm of black ants emerges from the nest and marches to the left side of the frog. They begin eating their way up the black outline. The light blue block only has a count of one. The light blue tile is not reachable quite yet, so this block will sit in your slot. This is perfectly fine because you still have empty slots available. Pull another light green block to keep the light green ants working on the lower body of the frog. You always want multiple colors of ants working at the same time to maximize your clearing speed and keep the board open
- 4Send more black ants up
Send more black ants up the left side of the frog The black ants from the previous step will eventually run out of numbers. The black outline extends all the way around the frog, so you need more black ants to continue the job. Pull another black block from the tray. The new wave of black ants marches past the cleared areas and attacks the top left section of the black outline. At the same time, pull another white block into the slots. The white ants need to continue clearing the white background grid on the left side. By clearing the background and the outline simultaneously, you open multiple angles of attack for the inner colors of the frog. Your light blue block remains in the slot, but your other slots cycle through black and white blocks smoothly. You never dead end the board because you always choose colors that touch the empty space
- 5Swarm the white background grid
Swarm the white background grid with white ants The white background makes up a huge portion of this level. You must clear it to access the top and right sides of the frog. Pull a green block and a light green block to keep the frog body shrinking. Then pull a large white block. The white ants flood the board. They travel up the left side, across the top, and down the right side of the white grid. This massive swarm of white ants is incredibly satisfying to watch. They strip away the entire outer layer of the board. As they eat the white tiles, the numbers on your white blocks plummet. The blocks clear out of your waiting slots quickly. The hidden box in the tray will reveal itself as a usable color once the surrounding tiles are gone. Just keep feeding white blocks into the slots as long as white tiles remain accessible
- 6Clear the yellow face using
Clear the yellow face using connected blocks Once the white background is mostly gone, the entire top section of the frog becomes exposed. This area consists entirely of yellow tiles. Pull a yellow block from the tray. The yellow ants rush out and devour the top half of the frog face. The yellow area is quite large, so the block number drops fast. You will also see another set of connected boxes in the tray. This pair links a light green block and a white block. Pull these connected boxes into your slots. The remaining white ants hunt down the last stray white tiles in the corners. The light green ants attack the detailed patches on the frog face. Keep an eye on your slots and make sure you do not pull a color that is trapped behind another color. The yellow and light green tiles are wide open, so these moves are completely safe
- 7Finish the remaining eyes and
Finish the remaining eyes and body details The board is now mostly empty space. Only the black eyes, a few light green spots, and the final dark green pieces of the body remain. Pull a black block to send ants to eat the eyes. Pull your remaining dark green and light green blocks to clear the last chunks of the frog body. You might also have one final white block to clean up any tiny background specks you missed earlier. The ants race across the large open board to reach their targets. The waiting slots clear out one by one as the final numbers reach zero. The hidden box from earlier has turned into a usable color and you pull it to finish its matching tiles. The very last ant eats the very last tile, the picture vanishes, and you win the level. Your slots stayed clear the entire time because you carefully managed the flow of colors from the outside in - 8Clear the bottom blue border
Clear the bottom blue border to open your first paths. You begin the level by looking at the very bottom edge of the pixel art. A layer of dark blue background tiles sits directly above the nest hole and blocks access to the rest of the picture. Tap the blue blocks in your upper tray row to pull them into your waiting slots. Blue ants will immediately stream out of the nest hole and march toward the bottom blue edge. As the blue ants eat these tiles, the numbers on your blue blocks will count down quickly. Clearing this bottom blue border is mandatory because it creates a wide open path to the massive brown structures sitting just above it. Do not pull any other colors until the blue ants carve out this opening completely - 9Pull top tray blocks to
Pull top tray blocks to reveal the brown numbers. With the bottom blue border completely cleared out of the way, you now have physical access to the large brown structures. However, you do not have any brown blocks available in the top row of your tray at this very moment. You must pull the blocks currently sitting in the top row to expose the brown blocks hidden underneath them. Tap the green block, the white block, and the black block to move them from the tray into your waiting slots. These blocks will sit in the slots and wait patiently because the green hat, the white face, and the black bowtie are still physically blocked by other colored tiles. This specific action fills three of your five precious slots. You must be extremely careful not to pull any more blocked colors right now. Moving these initial blocks out of the way successfully reveals a large orange block and a large brown block sitting in the tray below - 10Deploy brown ants to attack
Deploy brown ants to attack the massive structures. Now that you have finally exposed a brown block in the tray, you can start clearing the biggest obstacles on the entire board. Tap the brown block to send it up to your fourth waiting slot. Because you cleared the bottom blue border earlier, the brown ants now have a direct and open path to the large brown structures. The brown ants will stream out of the nest hole and begin chewing heavily away at the massive blocks. You will see the number on the brown structures visually drop from sixty all the way down to thirty six. This process takes a large volume of ants to complete. Keep feeding brown blocks from the tray into your slots whenever they become available to sustain the continuous attack. Your waiting slots will stay completely safe from jamming as long as the brown ants continue to work on the board
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