Pixel Flow Level 224 Solution | Pixel Flow 224 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 224 Walkthrough

This level features a giant voxel Ferris Wheel. The structure is predominantly white and grey, acting as a skeleton that holds up eight colorful passenger cars arranged in a circle. Each car has a distinct color—Red, Purple, Pink, Yellow, Green, Dark Blue, Orange, and Light Green—making this board look like a rainbow target practice.

To beat Pixel Flow Level 224, you must peel away the outer "cars" to expose the white structural beams underneath, and eventually clear the grey support stands at the very bottom. The main danger here is the sheer variety of colors. Because there are so many different single-color zones (the cars) separated by white, it is easy to clog your waiting slots with pigs that can't finish their ammo.

Is this level hard? Yes, it is very hard. The separation of colors means you often can't just "spray and pray." You have to be surgical.

Pixel Flow Level 224 Overview

Imagine a carnival ride frozen in time. The Ferris Wheel dominates the center of the board. It sits on a heavy grey base that spans the bottom width of the shape. The wheel itself is a ring of white cubes, with grey spokes radiating from a central hub (which has a tiny yellow center).

The "cars" are the tricky part. They are placed symmetrically around the wheel:

• Top: Pink/Magenta
• Top Right: Yellow
• Right: Green
• Bottom Right: Dark Blue
• Bottom: Light Green
• Bottom Left: Orange
• Left: Red
• Top Left: Purple

This symmetry is a trap. It looks balanced, but because the pigs arrive randomly, you might get a Red pig when the Red car is buried behind a White beam. The critical visual detail is the White Rim. Notice that the colorful cars are mostly on the outside or embedded within the white rim. This means White is both a blocker and a target. You often have to clear a specific white section just to get a clear line of sight to a colored car on the opposite side.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 224

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 224

I strongly recommend targeting White first, if your queue allows it.

Narratively, the white cubes act as the "cage" holding the colored cars. Logically, the white zones are the most connected. A single White pig can often hit multiple parts of the rim or the spokes, whereas a Red pig can only hit the Red car on the far left. If you focus on White early, you open up "lines of fire" through the wheel. If you try to clear the colors first, you'll likely find your colored pigs getting stuck in slots because their specific car is blocked by a white beam.

If White isn't available, go for the bottom-most colors (Orange, Light Green, Dark Blue). Clearing the bottom opens up shots at the grey base, which is a massive ammo dump you'll need later.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 224 without power ups or boosters

Around the mid-level point, the Ferris Wheel usually looks like a wreck. The top half is often stubborn. You will likely have cleared the bottom grey base and the bottom three cars, leaving a floating arch of White blocks and the top-most colored cars (Pink, Yellow, Purple).

This is the danger zone. You might have 3 or 4 slots filled with colored pigs (like a Green and a Red) that have 5 ammo left but no targets because the wheel rotated or the angle is bad.

Your strategy here must shift:

1. Stop Auto-Placing: Do not just tap the next pig. Look at the lines. The conveyor belt wraps around the sides.
2. Use the Sides: The side angles are crucial for hitting the "back" of the remaining cars. A Red pig at the bottom might be useless, but as it rides up the left conveyor belt, it gets a perfect shot at the Red car on the left. Wait for the pig to reach that sweet spot.
3. Prioritize the Hub: If you see Grey pigs, use them immediately to clear the center spokes. The spokes often block shots from one side of the wheel to the other. Removing the grey spokes makes the board "hollow," allowing pigs on the left to shoot targets on the right.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 224

The final few moves are almost always the Central Hub and the Top-most Cars.

The Yellow center dot and the grey blocks surrounding it are usually the last survivors because they are protected by the outer rim for most of the game. Once the rim is gone, they are exposed. Watch out for the "orphan pixel" problem here: sometimes a single Blue or Green block from a car remains hidden behind the center hub. Rotate your perspective or wait for the pigs to travel to the absolute top of the belt to snipe these final hidden blocks. Don't panic if your slots fill up right at the end; usually, the last pig you need is just waiting for a clear line of sight.