Pixel Flow Level 1 Solution | Pixel Flow 1 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 1 Walkthrough

This is where it all starts. Pixel Flow 1 isn't trying to trick you; it's trying to teach you the rhythm of the game. The board is incredibly clean. You are looking at a large, hollow square frame. The left half is entirely Pink, and the right half is entirely Cyan (light blue). There are no hidden layers, no weird mixed colors, and no complicated shapes. Just two big blocks of color staring you down.

The rules to beat Pixel Flow Level 1 are straightforward: tap the color-coded pigs at the bottom to send them onto the conveyor belt. If the pig is Pink, it shoots pink cubes. If it's Cyan, it shoots cyan cubes. The catch? Each pig has a specific amount of ammo (in this case, 40). If a pig runs out of targets but still has ammo, it drops into one of the five waiting slots below. If you clog all five slots with useless pigs, you lose.

Is this a difficult stage? No. It is definitely not a very hard level. It's a tutorial designed to make you feel powerful.

Pixel Flow Level 1 Overview

Think of this level as painting a frame. The artwork is static and symmetrical. It looks like a minimalist portal or a window frame. The division is sharp: a vertical line splits the board right down the middle.

• The Pink Side: Dominates the left. It's a thick, "C" shaped bracket facing right.
• The Cyan Side: Dominates the right. A mirrored "C" bracket facing left.

The center of the board is a void. This matters because your pigs travel around the outside of the shape on the conveyor belt. Since the middle is empty, you don't have to worry about "digging deep" to find hidden pixels. Every single target is exposed on the surface layer. This lack of depth makes your decisions easy. You don't need to peel an onion here; you just need to smash two big walls.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 1

Since this is the first level, your strategy is less about survival and more about efficiency. You want to clear the board without clogging your waiting slots.

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 1

I start by attacking the Pink Zone on the left. Why? Because in Pixel Flow, reading the board from left to right is a habit you should build early.

Look at your pig queue at the bottom. You likely have a Pink Pig with 40 ammo and a Cyan Pig with 40 ammo. Tap the Pink Pig first. Since the left side of the frame is a massive, uninterrupted block of pink pixels, that pig will immediately start firing. It will deplete a huge chunk of its 40 ammo instantly. There is zero risk of this pig getting stuck in a waiting slot because there are far more than 40 pink pixels on the board. It will drain its counter to zero and disappear, leaving a clean slot for the next move.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 1 without power ups or boosters

Once you've launched your first pig, the picture will look lopsided. The pink side will be half-eaten, looking like Swiss cheese, while the blue side remains perfect.

Now, look at the Cyan Zone. It's the exact same situation. You have a massive wall of blue targets. Don't overthink it. Tap the Cyan Pig. It will travel along the belt, ignore the pink ruins, and unload its 40 ammo into the right side of the frame.

The key to passing Pixel Flow Level 1 without boosters is simply alternating. If the game gives you two pink pigs in a row, play them both. The board is so big and simple that you rarely need to "save" a color for later. The only way to mess this up is if you somehow ignore the colors entirely and just tap randomly, but even then, the ammo counts (40) are generous enough that you'll likely clear the pixels before clogging the slots.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 1

As you approach the end of Pixel Flow 1, the "frame" shape will be gone. You will just have scattered islands of pixels left—maybe a small cluster of pink near the bottom corner or a few stray blue blocks on the top right.

The conveyor belt loop is short. Your final pigs will loop around quickly to catch these last stragglers. Because the level is a single layer, you won't have any nasty surprises where a last-minute color pops up from underneath. Once you see the last pink block vanish, the level ends instantly. Enjoy the confetti; it gets much harder from here.