Pixel Flow Level 20 Solution | Pixel Flow 20 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 20 Walkthrough

This level is a chaotic mess of overlapping faces. You are looking at a grid completely stuffed with multicolored "ghost" sprites—little square avatars with two white eyes. Unlike simpler levels where you just peel an orange background off a blue object, Pixel Flow Level 20 interlocks everything. Orange ghosts sit on top of Blue ghosts, which sit on top of Purple ones. The board is dense.

The rule to beat Pixel Flow Level 20 is strict damage control. You have 5 slots for idle pigs. If you let those slots fill up with pigs that have ammo but no targets, you lose. Because the colors are so mixed here, you will constantly be tempted to grab a pig for just one tiny block. Don't. Is this a very hard level? Yes, because the visual clutter makes it incredibly easy to misjudge depth.

Pixel Flow Level 20 Overview

The artwork here isn't a single object; it’s a crowd. Imagine a packed dance floor of pixelated ghosts.

• Left Side: Heavily dominated by Cyan (Light Blue) and Dark Green ghosts.
• Top Left: A strong cluster of Orange ghosts.
• Center/Bottom: A mix of Purple and Pink/Light Purple ghosts.
• Right Side (Top): This is the weird part. The top right corner is filled with "dithered" pixels—scattered purple and orange blocks that aren't solid shapes. They act as "noise" covering the real layers below.

The asymmetry is dangerous. The left side is solid blocks. The right side is a scattered mess. The scattered mess on the right is actually safer because those loose pixels are easy to clear. The solid blocks on the left are traps; they look clearable, but often hide a single pixel of another color underneath that blocks your progress.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 20

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 20

Focus immediately on the Orange and Purple scattered pixels in the top right corner.

Here is the logic:

1. Low Risk: These pixels are floating. They aren't structural. Clearing them exposes the layers underneath without requiring a massive ammo commitment.
2. Slot Management: You will see Orange and Purple pigs early. If you try to attack the solid Orange ghosts on the left, you might run out of ammo halfway through a face and get stuck. But the scattered pixels on the right are thin layers.
3. The "Lid": Think of that top-right corner as a lid. Until you scrub off that purple/orange dithering, you can't access the Yellow and Cyan layers hiding beneath them.

Do not start with the Green/Cyan ghosts on the bottom left. They are at the bottom of the stack visually. You will waste turns waiting for them to be exposed.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 20 without power ups or boosters

By the mid-game, the "crowd" thins out. You will likely have a large Yellow ghost structure revealed in the center, flanked by remnants of Cyan and Green.

This is the danger zone. You will see a Yellow pig come down the belt. You will look at the board and see a huge Yellow face in the middle. Check the eyes first. The white pixels of the eyes often sit on a different layer or require a specific White pig. If you grab the Yellow pig and it clears the face but leaves the eyes floating, you might find that those eyes block the Green layer underneath.

The Priority Shift:

1. Once the top-right noise is gone, switch focus to Cyan (Light Blue). The Cyan ghosts on the left and right tend to bind the other colors together.
2. Be careful with White pigs. The ghosts all have white eyes. White pigs are rare and precious ammo. Do not waste a White pig on a single pair of eyes if a massive block of white background is coming up later. Save them until you have 3-4 pairs of eyes exposed.
3. Ignore the Green until the end. Dark Green seems to be the "floor" of this level. If you have a Green pig clogging your slot, hold it. Don't panic. You usually can't clear Green until the Cyan and Purple heavy hitters are gone.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 20

The end of Pixel Flow Level 20 is usually a cleanup of Dark Green and Black.

Once the colorful ghost crowd is dispersed, you'll see the base layer. Often, there are stray pixels hiding in the corners—specifically the bottom right or top left—that were obscured by the main crowd.

• Watch for Black outlines. Some ghosts have black borders that are distinct from the background.
• The final moves often involve clearing the last few White eye blocks that were floating in mid-air after their colored bodies were destroyed. Ensure you have a White pig ready for this final sweep, or you’ll lose with 99% cleared.