Pixel Flow Level 170 Solution | Pixel Flow 170 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 170 Walkthrough

This level is a massive, multi-colored snowflake that spans the entire rainbow. You are dealing with a distinct gradient here: Red and Orange on the left, Yellow and Green in the center, and fading to Blue and Purple on the right.

The rule to beat Pixel Flow 170 is disciplined color separation. Because the colors bleed into each other (like where the Green arm touches the Blue arm), it is incredibly easy to accidentally grab a pig that has no valid targets yet because its matching color is buried under a layer of something else.

Is it hard? Yes. I’d rate Pixel Flow Level 170 as very hard. The gradient effect hides the depth of the board, making it difficult to tell which blocks are on top and which are underneath.

Pixel Flow Level 170 Overview

Imagine a pixelated explosion of paint frozen in a star shape. That’s this board.

The structure is highly asymmetric in terms of color temperature.

• The Left Flank (The Hot Zone): This side is dominated by deep Reds and bright Oranges. These blocks stick out on the far left arm of the snowflake.
• The Right Flank (The Cold Zone): The bottom-right and far-right arms are solid blocks of Purple and dark Blue.
• The Spine (The Core): Running down the middle is a thick, dangerous mix of Yellow and Green. This is where the level gets messy. The Yellow blocks often sit underneath the Red/Orange layers, while the Green blocks interlock with the Blues.

You cannot just spray and pray here. The board is too dense. If you grab a Green pig while the Green blocks are still covered by Blue ones, you will burn a slot instantly.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 170

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 170

Look at your starting lineup. The game usually hands you Red and Purple pigs immediately. Do not fight this.

I start by attacking the Red Wing on the far left.

Narratively, this makes the most sense because the Red blocks are the "highest" layer on that side. There is nothing covering them. By clearing the Red first, you expose the Orange and Yellow blocks underneath. If you try to attack the middle (Green/Yellow) too early, your pigs will waste time traveling or, worse, drop into your waiting slots because the specific Green voxel they need to hit is shielded by a Red block.

Use the Red pigs to shave off that entire left edge. Once the Red is gone, the board feels smaller. Less intimidating. You can see exactly where the Orange layer begins.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 170 without power ups or boosters

Around the mid-game mark, the "snowflake" will look wrecked. The nice shape is gone. You’ll likely have a jagged pile of Yellow in the center and a stubborn chunk of Blue/Cyan on the right.

This is the danger zone. You will start seeing pigs for "transition colors" like Cyan or Light Green.

Here is the trick: Finish the "Cold" side before attacking the Center.

After you clear the initial Red/Purple edges, you might be tempted to go for the big Yellow center. Don't. It’s too deep. Focus on the Blue and Cyan arms on the right side. These are usually isolated. If you can clear the Blue layer, you stop those Blue/Cyan pigs from clogging your slots.

If you ignore the right side and try to dig into the Yellow center, you will end up with Blue pigs in your waiting slots that have nowhere to shoot because the rotation hasn't brought the Blue arm into range yet. Isolate the right side. Destroy it. Then turn your attention to the core.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 170

The final few moves of Pixel Flow Level 170 are almost always focused on the vertical center line. Specifically, the Yellow and Green blocks.

Once the Red (left) and Purple (right) wings are clipped, you are left with a vertical pillar. Be careful with your aim here. The Green blocks often snake behind the Yellow ones. Ensure you have a clear line of sight before deploying a Green pig.

Often, a single Yellow block will be hiding at the very bottom or very top tip of the star, obscured by the UI or just hard to see. Double-check the tips of the snowflake before you assume you are done. Keep your slots empty for these final specific colors; don't let a random Red pig sit in your slot when there is zero Red left on the board.