Pixel Flow Level 178 Solution | Pixel Flow 178 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 178 Walkthrough

This level looks like a chaotic abstract painting at first glance, but it’s actually a "pinwheel" of four different character heads mashed together. You have large blocks of White, Orange, Green, and Red swirling around a central point. The main colors sit in the corners: White dominates the top right, Green the bottom left, Orange the middle left, and Red the middle right.

The rule to beat Pixel Flow Level 178 is strict layer management. The center of the board is a "death trap" of overlapping voxels. You must peel the outer edges (the corners) first to reveal the messy middle. Because the color blocks are large and distinct, this is not a very hard level, provided you don't panic and clog your slots with "center-only" colors too early.

Pixel Flow Level 178 Overview

Imagine four cartoon faces rotating around a central drain. That’s the vibe here. The board feels heavy on the edges.

• Top Right: A massive chunk of White (a hat or face) mixed with Green.
• Bottom Left: A solid foundation of Green and Orange.
• Left Side: A thick vertical strip of Orange mixed with a periwinkle Blue section.
• Right Side: A Red block that seems to sit on top of everything else.

The asymmetry here is rotational. The board draws your eye to the center where the Black outlines and "eyes" are, but you have to ignore that. The center is deceptive. It looks accessible, but those pixels are often buried under the big, solid blocks on the perimeter. If you try to snipe the Black pixels in the middle before clearing the giant Orange or White sections on the sides, you will lose.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 178

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 178

I start by attacking the Orange zone on the left or the White zone in the top right.

Here is why: These two colors have the largest continuous surface area. Look at the left side of the board; it is almost a solid wall of Orange. If an Orange pig comes down the belt, you can dump almost 30-40 ammo instantly. This keeps your slots empty. Never start with Black or Blue. The Blue section (middle left) is actually sandwiched between the Orange and Black layers. If you slot a Blue pig first, he’ll sit there doing nothing, blocking a slot until you clear the Orange. Clear the big, dumb blocks first.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 178 without power ups or boosters

Midway through Pixel Flow Level 178, the board usually looks like a jagged cross. The corners are gone. You are left with a weird, floating island of pixels in the center.

At this stage, you have likely exposed the Blue layer on the left and the Red layer on the right. This is the danger zone.

1. Stop auto-clicking. The pigs come faster now.
2. Check the depth. You will see Black pixels forming the "outlines" of the shapes. Do not pick a Black pig unless you see at least 15+ black cubes available. Often, the Black pixels are actually the bottom layer.
3. Prioritize the "Eyes." You will see black dots (eyes) inside the Orange and White faces. These are usually on the same layer as the face color. If you have an Orange pig active, he will clear the face and reveal the layer beneath.
4. The Blue Trap: The Blue area is smaller than it looks. Only take a Blue pig if you have cleared the Orange covering it. If you take Blue too early, you end up with a clogged slot that forces you to burn a power-up or restart. Since we aren't using power-ups, you must let the Blue pig pass until the Orange "curtain" is fully removed.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 178

The end game of Pixel Flow Level 178 is almost always Black and White. Once the colorful Orange, Red, and Green sections are stripped away, you are left with the skeleton of the pixel art.

You will likely have a few single columns of White standing in the middle, and the Black outline blocks at the very bottom layer. The final few pigs will usually need to be Black to clean up the borders. Be careful with the ammo count here. If a Black pig has 40 ammo but only 3 black blocks remain, he will sit in your slot forever. Ensure you have a clear slot to "trash" him, or hope the game sends a smaller pig to finish the job.