Pixel Flow Level 107 Solution | Pixel Flow 107 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 107 Walkthrough

This level features a giant pixel art Strawberry. It sits squarely in the middle of the board, framed by a thick border of alternating white and light green pixels. Beating Pixel Flow Level 107 requires you to carefully peel away the outer "rind" of the image (the white and green border) to access the juicy red center. The main danger here is the scattered yellow "seeds" inside the red fruit. If you clear the red too fast without thinking about the yellow, you'll strand yellow pigs in your slots with no targets. Is this a very hard level? No, it's moderate, but it punishes impatience.

Pixel Flow Level 107 Overview

The artwork is a classic, 8-bit style strawberry.

• The Border: A checkerboard pattern of Light Green and White blocks surrounds the entire fruit. This is your first obstacle.
• The Outline: A thin layer of Dark Grey separates the fruit from the white background.
• The Fruit: A large mass of Red pixels makes up the body.
• The Seeds: Scattered Yellow pixels are embedded within the red.

This level is symmetrical. The left and right sides are mirrored. However, the pig conveyor belt is not. Pigs come from the left and move right. This means you often need to clear the left side of the image first to let pigs "see" the pixels further to the right, especially for the inner colors like Red and Yellow.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 107

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 107

Start with the Light Green and White border.

Logically, you have no choice. The Red and Yellow pixels are buried deep in the center. The Green and White blocks form a protective wall around the strawberry. I usually prioritize the White pigs first if they appear, as the white blocks are more numerous in the upper corners and sides. Clearing the white creates gaps that allow your Green pigs to hit the stem and border edges.

Do not grab Red or Yellow pigs yet. If they appear on the belt, let them pass or sit in the queue only if absolutely necessary. If you fill your slots with Red/Yellow pigs while the White/Green border is still up, you will clog your board and lose. Focus entirely on stripping that outer frame.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 107 without power ups or boosters

Once the border is gone, the picture looks like a floating red blob with a grey outline. This is the danger zone.

1. The Grey Outline: You must clear the Dark Grey outline next. It acts as a cage for the red pixels. Use Black/Grey pigs to strip this away.
2. The Red vs. Yellow Balance: This is where most players fail. You will see a lot of Red pigs. It is tempting to spam them to clear the big red fruit body. Don't.
3. Targeting the Seeds: As you peel back layers of Red, Yellow seeds will be exposed. You must prioritize Yellow pigs the moment a yellow seed is reachable. If you ignore the yellow seeds and keep clearing red, the yellow seeds will become isolated floating blocks. Eventually, you might get a Yellow pig with 10 ammo, but only 2 yellow blocks are visible. That pig will sit in your slot, useless, blocking your moves.

The Strategy: Alternate. Clear a layer of Red to expose seeds. Immediately use a Yellow pig to eat those seeds. Then go back to Red. Keep your pig slots empty!

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 107

By the end, the strawberry is mostly eaten. You will likely have:

• A few stray Red blocks at the very bottom tip of the fruit.
• One or two Yellow seeds lingering near the bottom right.
• Maybe a chunk of the Green stem at the very top if you missed it earlier.

The final moves are usually cleaning up the bottom-right corner. Because pigs shoot from the bottom/front of the belt, the bottom-right pixels are often the last to be "seen" by the mechanics. Save a small Red pig (ammo 5-10) for this final cleanup so you don't get stuck with a heavy ammo pig for just 2 pixels.