Pixel Flow Level 148 Solution | Pixel Flow 148 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 148 Walkthrough

This level features a large pixel art portrait of a teddy bear wearing a blue scarf, set against a solid background of light green grass. The bear is framed by brown borders and filled with cream-colored fur. The most critical mechanic here is the massive 60 HP Brown Weight blocking the bottom center. Because of this high-health obstacle and the high risk of clogging your slots with useless ammo, I judge that this is a very hard level.

Pixel Flow Level 148 Overview

Imagine a cute, blocky teddy bear standing in a field. The bear has a cream face and tummy, rosy pink cheeks, black eyes, and a bright blue collar or scarf across its neck. The entire scene is surrounded by a thick layer of light green cubes, representing a grassy backdrop.

The layout is symmetrical, but the danger is vertical. At the very top, there is a small row of orange blocks—likely tufts of hair or a hat rim. At the very bottom, right in the middle of the bear's legs, sits a heavy Brown Lock with the number 60 on it. This lock prevents you from accessing the cream belly and blue scarf from below. Until you smash this lock, your shots are forced to the sides or the top, restricting your angles severely.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 148

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 148

I start by aggressively targeting the Light Green background.

Here is the logic: The light green zone is the largest, outermost layer. It wraps around the entire bear, protecting the inner brown outline. By using the Light Green pigs, you peel away the sides of the image. This is crucial because the center is blocked by that 60 HP Lock. You cannot shoot up the middle effectively yet. Clearing the green opens up valid shots for your Brown pigs to hit the bear's ears and arms from the side, which prevents them from getting stuck in your waiting slots while waiting for the lock to break.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 148 without power ups or boosters

The mid-game of Pixel Flow Level 148 is dangerous. You will likely have the green background mostly cleared, revealing the Brown outline and the Cream interior.

1. Respect the Lock: You will see Brown pigs on the conveyor. Do not fear them. Even though the lock has 60 health, every shot counts. Prioritize Brown pigs whenever the lock is exposed. You need roughly three full Brown pigs (20 ammo each) just to break that one block. If you ignore it, you will never reach the bottom row of the artwork.
2. The Orange Trap: Be very careful with the Orange pig that appears early. There are only a few orange blocks at the very top of the bear’s head. If you pick this pig too early, before the path to the top is clear, it will drop into a slot and sit there, useless. Wait until the top green and brown layers are thinned out so the Orange pig can immediately unload its ammo.
3. Cream and Blue Flow: Once the side greens are gone, the Cream pigs become your best friend. The bear’s face is a massive target. Use Cream pigs to clear the bulk of the image while you chip away at the stubborn Brown lock at the bottom.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 148

As you near the end, the picture usually looks like a floating skeleton of the original bear. The Blue scarf blocks are often the last to go because they are sandwiched in the middle, protected by the brown chin and the 60 HP lock below.

The final few moves typically involve:

• Snipping the Black pixels used for the eyes and nose, which are buried deep inside the cream face layer.
• Clearing the Pink cheek blocks, which are small targets on the sides of the face.
• Finally breaking that 60 HP Lock if it hasn't shattered yet, allowing you to clean up the last messy pixels at the bear's feet.

Keep your slots open. If you have a pig with 1 ammo left and no target, you are in trouble. Prioritize clearing the high-volume colors (Cream, Green) to keep the line moving.