Pixel Flow Level 213 Solution | Pixel Flow 213 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 213 Walkthrough

This level features a classic moody night scene: a grey wolf howling at a giant yellow full moon against a deep purple sky. The board is dense. The purple background occupies a huge portion of the screen, wrapping around the moon in the top left and the wolf on the right. Dark grey rocks line the bottom edge.

To beat Pixel Flow Level 213, you need to manage the massive amount of purple blocks without clogging your slots. You have five waiting slots at the bottom. If you fill them with pigs that can't shoot because their target color is buried behind other layers, you lose. Because the purple is so dominant but often sits behind the moon and wolf, this is a very hard level. You have to peel layers carefully.

Pixel Flow Level 213 Overview

The scene is dominated by asymmetry. The Top Left is mostly the bright yellow moon, surrounded by purple sky. The Right Side is the vertical column of the howling wolf.

• The Wolf: Sits vertically on the right. He is mostly light grey/white, but has dark grey shading on his back and neck.
• The Moon: A large circle of yellow pixels in the upper left quadrant.
• The Sky: A massive field of dark purple that fills every gap.
• The Ground: A thin strip of dark grey rocks at the very bottom.

The danger here is the depth. The purple sky looks like it's on top, but in many columns, the white wolf or the yellow moon might actually be "in front" or hiding specific purple blocks. Conversely, you might see purple blocks that are covering up parts of the wolf. You need to verify which color is actually "surface level" before committing a pig.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 213

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 213

I start by targeting the Dark Grey rocks at the bottom.

Here is why: narratively, they are the "ground" the wolf stands on, but logically, they are the safest, most accessible layer. They run across the bottom row. Clearing that bottom row opens up vertical lines of sight for the rest of the board. If you see a dark grey pig, prioritize it immediately.

Once the bottom edge is clean, look at the Light Grey (White) of the wolf. The wolf's body is prominent and front-facing. Getting rid of the main body of the wolf early is crucial because it often blocks the purple background behind it. If you try to clear purple first, your purple pigs will waste ammo or sit uselessly in slots because the wolf is blocking the "deep" purple pixels.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 213 without power ups or boosters

Mid-way through, you will likely end up with a board that looks like a vertical slice. The moon might be half-eaten, and the wolf is just a spine of blocks. This is the danger zone.

You will see a lot of Purple pigs coming down the belt. Do not click them unless you have a clear, large patch of purple exposed. In the middle phase, the "background" purple is often fragmented behind the remaining yellow moon or grey wolf parts.

Focus on clearing the Yellow Moon next. The moon is a dense cluster. Once you start chipping away at the yellow, it usually clears in big chunks, revealing the final layer of purple behind it.

If your slots are filling up:

1. Check the very top row. Sometimes a single blue or purple pixel is hiding up there.
2. Prioritize the Dark Grey shading on the wolf's back. These are small clusters that clog up the board. Clear them to expose the main purple field.

Refusing power-ups means you have to count. If a pig has 40 ammo (like the purple ones often do), make sure there are actually 40 purple blocks visible. If there are only 10 visible and the rest are hidden behind the moon, that pig will sit in your slot forever. Wait until the moon is gone.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 213

The final few moves almost always involve the Deep Purple Sky.

Once the wolf (grey) and moon (yellow) are totally erased, you will be left with a "frame" or a backdrop of purple blocks. This is the victory lap. Now you can spam those high-ammo purple pigs. They will shred the remaining background rapidly since nothing is blocking their line of sight.

Watch out for a tiny straggler pixel—sometimes a single piece of the wolf's ear (grey) or the moon's edge (yellow) hides in the top corners. Clear that straggler before you fill your last slot with a purple pig, or you'll get a "No Moves" fail right at the end.