Pixel Flow Level 236 Solution | Pixel Flow 236 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 236 Walkthrough

You are looking at a voxel art piece featuring two brown teddy bears huddled under a large, tri-colored beach umbrella. They appear to be sitting in a puddle or a pool of water at the bottom, surrounded by falling rain or snow. The colors are strictly segmented: the umbrella is split into Cyan, Yellow, and Orange wedges. The background is a noisy mix of White and Cyan pixels representing the weather. The bears themselves are solid blocks of Brown with small Pink and White details for scarves and tummies.

The rules to beat Pixel Flow Level 236 are strict. You have 5 slots for pigs. If a pig cannot shoot a valid target, it sits in a slot. If all 5 slots fill up with pigs that have ammo but no clear line of sight to their color, you lose. Because this level uses "Keys" (locks) on specific blocks, you will frequently find your pigs blocked until a specific key is destroyed. Due to the high number of scattered background pixels and multiple locks, I judge this to be a very hard level.

Pixel Flow Level 236 Overview

This scene is deceptive. It looks like a cozy moment with two friends avoiding the storm, but the structure is a nightmare for ammo management. The background "rain" isn't just empty space; it’s a layer of White and Cyan blocks scattered randomly across the top half of the board.

The umbrella acts as a massive roof. The left third is Cyan, the middle is Yellow, and the right is Orange. Crucially, there are Key Icons stamped directly onto the Cyan and Yellow sections of the umbrella, as well as on the chest of the left bear and the arm of the right bear.

Asymmetry plays a huge role here. The bottom of the board is a solid, heavy row of Cyan blocks (the water). However, the top of the board is airy and scattered. This imbalance means your Cyan pigs will be incredibly useful at the bottom but a liability at the top if you aren't careful. The locks create a traffic jam; you cannot simply blast away the Brown bears until you clear the specific White or Brown blocks holding the keys.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 236

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 236

Your absolute priority must be the White and Cyan background rain.

I start here for a logistical reason: these pixels are "floating" on the top layer. If you ignore them and try to focus on the solid Brown bears or the Orange umbrella stripe, these scattered rain pixels will block your shots. Worse, they are spread out, meaning a White pig might shoot 3 pixels on the left, 2 on the right, and then get stuck in your slot with 15 ammo remaining because the rest of the White blocks are buried deep behind the bears.

Clear the noise first. Focus on the White pigs to strip away the rain. This cleans up the board edges and exposes the outline of the umbrella. Do not deploy high-ammo Brown pigs yet; they will just clog your slots because the bears are mostly locked behind keys or buried under the rain layers.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 236 without power ups or boosters

Once the rain is gone, you enter the dangerous mid-game of Pixel Flow Level 236. The board will look half-destroyed, with the solid shapes of the bears and umbrella exposed. This is where most players fail because of the Locks.

You will see Key icons on the Yellow stripe of the umbrella and the White chest of the left bear. You must prioritize the specific pigs that line up with these keys. If you have a Yellow pig, do not deploy it unless it has a direct line of sight to the Yellow Key block. If you waste that pig clearing the top of the umbrella but fail to hit the key, the lower layers of the umbrella remain invincible.

You also need to be careful with Cyan (Light Blue) pigs. You have a massive reserve of Cyan blocks at the very bottom (the water). Use this to your advantage. If a Cyan pig is clogging your slot, dump its ammo into the bottom water row to get rid of it. Do not let Cyan pigs sit in your queue waiting for the umbrella key; burn their ammo on the bottom row if you have to.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 236

In the final phase, the umbrella and background should be gone. All that remains are the dense, voxel cores of the two bears. This is usually a heavy mix of Brown and Pink (the scarves).

At this point, the danger of clogging slots is low because the remaining targets are solid, big blocks. You can freely spam your Brown pigs to eat through the bears' bodies. The last few moves usually involve clearing the deepest layer of the Pink scarves or the final few blocks of the Orange umbrella corner that might have been hiding behind a lock. Watch out for stray pixels hiding behind the bears' heads—sometimes a single White pixel from the background "rain" hides there until the very end.