Pixel Flow Level 135 Solution | Pixel Flow 135 Walkthrough

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Pixel Flow Level 135 Walkthrough

This level is a classic "line of sight" trap disguised as a simple four-quadrant puzzle. You are facing four distinct pixel monsters separated by a large wooden cross. The visual trick here is thinking you can attack any monster at any time. You can’t.

Pixel Flow Level 135 is very hard because it strictly enforces vertical layering rules. If you don't understand which monster is physically blocking the others, you will jam your waiting slots with useless pigs in seconds.

Pixel Flow Level 135 Overview

Imagine a window pane divided into four sections. In each section sits a little voxel monster:

  • Top Left: A yellow, square-faced golem.
  • Top Right: A cyan, round blob creature.
  • Bottom Left: An orange, carrot-shaped monster.
  • Bottom Right: A purple, heart-shaped creature.
  • The Divider: A large wooden cross separates them.

Here is the critical physics lesson for Pixel Flow Level 135: The pigs shoot from the bottom up. Even though the Yellow monster is in a separate wooden "box" from the Orange one, they occupy the same vertical columns.

To the game logic, the Orange Monster is a wall standing in front of the Yellow Monster. The same goes for the right side: the Purple Monster shields the Cyan one. The wooden cross bar in the middle is actually background decoration—it won't stop your bullets, but the monsters themselves definitely will.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 135

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 135

Your absolute priority is Orange and Purple. Ignore the Yellow and Cyan pigs as much as possible in the early game.

Narratively, you have to "breach the front line" before you can hit the rear guard. If you place a Yellow pig in a slot while the Orange monster is still standing directly above it, that pig will effectively go dormant. It sees the Orange blocks, knows it can't damage them, and refuses to fire. It just sits there, occupying one of your precious 5 slots.

Start by clearing the Black feet of the bottom monsters if Black pigs appear. Then, aggressively place Orange and Purple pigs to whittle down the bottom two creatures. The faster you remove columns of Orange/Purple pixels, the faster you open "firing lanes" for your other colors.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 135 without power ups or boosters

The mid-game is where most players lose. This happens when the conveyor belt feeds you a long string of Yellow or Cyan pigs, but the bottom monsters (Orange/Purple) are only half-destroyed.

The Strategy:

  1. Slot Management: You have 5 slots. You can afford to "park" maybe 2 Yellow pigs and 1 Cyan pig in your slots while they wait for a clear shot. Do not let this exceed 3 slots.
  2. The "Tunnel" Effect: Look for vertical gaps. As soon as you clear a vertical column of the Orange monster completely, that specific column is now open all the way to the top. If you have a parked Yellow pig in that column, it will suddenly wake up and start shredding the Yellow monster in the back.
  3. Don't Panic Place: If your queue shows three Yellow pigs and you have no clear shot, do not spam them into the slots just to get to the next pig. That is game over. Check if there is any way to use the current pigs. If not, you might have to fill up to 4 slots and pray the 5th pig is Orange or Purple to clear the blockage.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 135

Once the Orange and Purple blockers are gone, the level becomes trivial. The "shield" is down. Your Yellow and Cyan pigs will fire right over the horizontal wooden bar and melt the top bosses.

The final cleanup usually involves the Green tufts of hair/leaves on top of the characters. These are often the last bits remaining because they are at the very top of the screen (furthest away) or mixed in with the top-row monsters. Save your Green pigs for the very end; they are useless until the main bodies of the monsters are destroyed.