Pixel Flow Level 110 Solution | Pixel Flow 110 Walkthrough

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Pixel Flow Level 110 Walkthrough

This level features a giant, colorful hot air balloon floating in a blue sky. The balloon itself is striped vertically with pink, orange, yellow, and green, while the bottom half of the board is dominated by a solid block of light blue sky scattered with white clouds. The rules are simple: clear the outer layers to reveal the voxels underneath, but don't let your five waiting slots fill up with useless pigs. This is a classic "peeling" level. Is it hard? No. It is not a very hard level, provided you don't panic when the sky gets messy.

Pixel Flow Level 110 Overview

Imagine a bright summer day. The artwork is a massive hot air balloon taking up the top center. It feels heavy and structured compared to the airy bottom half.

  • The Balloon: This is the complex part. It has vertical stripes of color. From left to right, you have a thick Pink rim, an Orange stripe, a central Yellow stripe, a Green stripe, and another Pink rim on the right.
  • The Sky: The entire bottom half is a "pool" of Light Blue. It acts as a foundation. Embedded in this blue are scattered White clouds.
  • The Basket: At the very bottom center, attached to the balloon, is a small basket made of Black/Dark Brown outlines with tiny bits of color inside.

The asymmetry here is vertical. The top is a dense mix of four different colors (Pink, Orange, Yellow, Green). The bottom is almost entirely Light Blue and White. This difference dictates your strategy: clear the bottom mono-colors to access the complex top layers safely.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 110

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 110

Start by aggressively targeting the Light Blue sky at the bottom.

Why? Look at the sheer volume of blue cubes. They cover the entire lower 50% of the board. Because this area is so massive and uniform, almost any Blue pig you pick up will be able to empty its entire ammo clip without getting stuck. It’s "free" board space.

Clearing the blue does two things:

  1. It exposes the bottom of the balloon basket.
  2. It creates a visual gap so you can clearly see the vertical stripes of the balloon without the distraction of the background.

Do not try to pick at the balloon stripes (Orange or Green) yet. Those layers are often sitting on top of or adjacent to black structural blocks that you can't hit yet. Stick to the sky.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 110 without power ups or boosters

Once the blue sky is mostly gone, the picture looks strange. You have a floating balloon with jagged edges. The white clouds might still be floating in mid-air on the sides.

Now, shift your focus to the White and Pink pigs.

  • White: The clouds are usually on the same layer as the sky. Clear them out to declutter the sides.
  • Pink: The pink stripes are on the far left and far right edges of the balloon. They act as "bookends." Removing the pink outer shell exposes the inner orange and green stripes.

The Logic Trap: The middle of the balloon (Yellow/Orange) often has cubes hiding behind the basket ropes. If you get a Black pig, use it immediately on the basket lines and the balloon outline. This is crucial. The black outline locks the inner colors in place. If you don't clear the black outline, your Orange and Yellow pigs will sit in your slots with 30 ammo and no targets, choking your board.

Prioritize: Blue -> White -> Black (Outline) -> Pink (Edges). Save the inner stripes for last.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 110

In the final phase, you will likely be left with a thin vertical sliver of the balloon. Usually, the Yellow center stripe and the Orange stripe are the last to go because they are buried deepest in the voxel stack.

Watch out for the very top row. Sometimes a few Grey or White blocks representing the top of the balloon fabric or a cloud highlight hide there. If you have one waiting slot left and a Grey pig comes by, grab it only if you see those top pixels exposed. Otherwise, let it pass. The level ends when that final vertical stripe of yellow vanishes.