Pixel Flow Level 105 Solution | Pixel Flow 105 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 105 Walkthrough

This level takes you underwater with a vibrant aquatic scene featuring a large, curving pink seahorse (or perhaps a colorful eel) on the left and a small yellow fish swimming on the right. The background is a dense mix of light cyan water and darker blue borders.

To beat Pixel Flow Level 105, you need to manage your pig queue carefully. You have five slots for "waiting" pigs. Pigs ride the belt, shooting cubes that match their color. If they can't shoot anything immediately but still have ammo, they clog up a slot. If all five slots fill with useless pigs, you lose.

Is this level difficult? Yes. It is very hard. The sheer volume of light blue background blocks combined with the deeply buried yellow and pink layers creates a high risk of clogging your slots early on.

Pixel Flow Level 105 Overview

The scene is surprisingly dense. The primary figure is a large pink and purple creature curving from the top left down to the bottom center. It has white stripes along its back. To its right, in the lower quadrant, sits a bright yellow fish with a black eye.

The water itself is the trap here. The background isn't solid; it’s a checkerboard of Cyan (Light Blue) and Royal Blue (Dark Blue).

• The Danger Zone: The entire outer rim is Royal Blue. This creates a "shell" you have to crack before you can reach the inner details.
• The Noise: Random bubbles and seaweed (purple/green pixels) are scattered in the cyan water, preventing you from simply clearing large swathes of blue in one go. You will frequently find that a blue pig clears three pixels and then gets stuck because a random pink pixel is blocking the next layer.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 105

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 105

Ignore the yellow fish and the pink seahorse initially. Focus entirely on the Royal Blue border and the Cyan water.

Why? Look at the edges. The frame of the picture is almost exclusively Royal Blue. Until you clear this outer ring, your pigs cannot hit the inner colors effectively. Prioritize Blue and Cyan pigs immediately.

1. Royal Blue First: If a dark blue pig appears, use it. It will clear the bottom row and the side columns, exposing the cyan layer underneath.
2. Cyan Second: Once the dark blue frame is cracked, the cyan pigs become your workhorses. There is a massive amount of cyan water in the top right and center. Clearing this gives you "access tunnels" to the yellow fish and the seahorse’s belly.

If you grab a Pink or Yellow pig too early, it will likely hit 2-3 pixels and then sit in your waiting slot with 18 ammo left, uselessly occupying space. Avoid them until the water recedes.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 105 without power ups or boosters

Midway through, the board usually looks like a mess. You've cleared the outer blue frame, but now you have scattered islands of pixels. This is the danger point.

• The Seahorse Trap: The seahorse is layered. It has White stripes on top of Pink flesh on top of Purple shadows.
• The Strategy: You must peel these layers in order. Do not pick a Purple pig if the Pink layer is still covering it. Do not pick a Pink pig if the White stripes are blocking the shot.

Watch the conveyor belt closely. If you see a White pig, grab it immediately. The white stripes are on the "surface" of the seahorse. Clearing them exposes the massive pink blocks underneath. Once the white is gone, your Pink pigs—which previously would have clogged your slots—suddenly have massive targets (20+ pixels) to clear. This is the key to passing without boosters: Expose the big targets before picking the matching pig.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 105

Near the end, you will likely be left with the Yellow Fish and the Purple shadows of the seahorse.

• The Yellow Fish: This fish is dense but small. A single yellow pig often has enough ammo (20+) to wipe it out entirely, but only if the surrounding cyan water is gone. Save a yellow pig for late-game; don't waste a slot on it early when it can only hit the fish's tail.
• The Black Pixels: There are tiny black pixels (eyes of the fish and seahorse, plus some background noise). These are often the very last things to go. They are hard to hit because they are single blocks. Keep one slot open for a Black pig, but be patient. It will likely sit there for a while until the final layers are exposed.

Finish by clearing the deep purple pixels that make up the seahorse's shadow and the seaweed. Once those dark, heavy blocks are gone, the level is yours.