Pixel Flow Level 298 Solution | Pixel Flow 298 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 298 Walkthrough

This level features a Halloween-themed stack of three pumpkins spelling out the word "BOO" against a bright yellow background. The colors are distinctly layered: a massive yellow backdrop, a bottom orange pumpkin, a middle dark grey pumpkin, and a top maroon/purple pumpkin. White letters cut through the center of each gourd.

The rule to beat Pixel Flow Level 298 is strict vertical management. Because the pumpkins are stacked directly on top of each other, you cannot easily access the middle or top pumpkins until you clear the bottom layers or the sides. The background yellow is your best friend here—it's everywhere and accessible. Is this a very hard level? No, but it is tricky if you ignore the bottom row. I would rate it as moderately hard, not very hard, provided you handle the dark grey base correctly.

Pixel Flow Level 298 Overview

Imagine a classic Halloween decoration: a totem pole of pumpkins.

• The Bottom: A large, wide orange pumpkin with the letter "O". It sits on a strange, dark grey "floor" row.
• The Middle: A dark grey (almost black) pumpkin with the letter "O".
• The Top: A maroon or dark pink pumpkin with the letter "B".
• The Background: A vibrant yellow field filled with white "sparkles."

The structure is symmetric, but the danger isn't. The most critical asymmetry is vertical. The bottom orange pumpkin blocks almost all shots to the grey one above it. The grey one blocks the maroon one. This means you are forced to play from the bottom up or from the outside in. You cannot just snipe the top "B" immediately.

Pay attention to the very bottom row of pixels. It is a solid line of dark grey/black. This is a trap. If you don't clear this "floor," your pigs can't reach the bottom of the orange pumpkin efficiently.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 298

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 298

I start by targeting the Yellow Background or the Dark Grey Floor.

Narratively, the yellow background is the easiest target. It frames the entire stack. Sending yellow pigs down the side channels clears huge vertical strips of the board instantly. This feels good and opens up the edges of the pumpkins.

Logically, however, if you see a Dark Grey/Black Pig early, prioritize the single row of pixels at the very bottom of the screen. Why? Because that single line of dark pixels acts like a barrier. Until it is gone, your orange pigs might waste ammo hitting the floor instead of the pumpkin, or worse, get blocked entirely. Clear the floor first if possible; otherwise, strip the yellow sides to expose the pumpkin flanks.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 298 without power ups or boosters

At the mid-level point, the yellow background should be mostly gone. You are now staring at the naked "BOO" stack. The problem here is the "O"s and "B"s. They are white, but they are surrounded by other colors.

Here is the plan to survive without boosters:

1. Orange Priority: The bottom pumpkin is the widest obstacle. You must clear the orange aggressively. If you have orange pigs, use them immediately. Do not hoard them. Clearing the orange exposes the bottom of the grey pumpkin.
2. The White Core: The letters "B", "O", "O" are all white. Do not try to clear the white early. It is buried deep inside the pumpkins. If you send white pigs too early, they will have nothing to hit and will clog your waiting slots. Wait until you have shaved off the orange and grey flesh.
3. The Grey Bridge: The middle pumpkin and the bottom floor row share the same color (dark grey). Be careful. If you cleared the floor early, great. If not, a grey pig used now will try to hit both the middle pumpkin and any leftover floor pixels. This is efficient, but ensure you have a clear line of sight to the middle pumpkin before committing a high-ammo grey pig.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 298

The end game usually leaves you with the top Maroon/Purple Pumpkin and the white letters.

• The Maroon Trap: The top pumpkin is high up. If you haven't cleared the sides, your pigs might drift past it. Ensure your side channels are clear so pigs can angle in.
• The Floating Letters: often, the very last thing remaining in Pixel Flow Level 298 is the vertical stack of white "B-O-O" letters floating in empty space. This is the safest time to use your White pigs. They will tear through the center column rapidly.
• Cleanup: Watch out for stray "sparkle" pixels. The yellow background has white specs in it. Sometimes a single white pixel hides in a top corner. Check the corners before you drop your last pigs to ensure they don't get stuck with 1 ammo left and no target.