Pixel Flow Level 302 Solution | Pixel Flow 302 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 302 Walkthrough

This level features a large, coiled cobra sitting on a patch of grass, guarding two nests of eggs at the very top of the screen. The snake has a beige body, a green outline/base, and distinct red details on its tongue and tail. The top section is unique: two small boxed-in areas containing colorful eggs (red, yellow, pink) blocked by a locked gate mechanism. Your goal is to dismantle the snake first to unlock the path to those upper nests.

Is this a very hard level? No. It requires patience, but the color separation is clean. As long as you don't panic-spam your pigs, you will be fine.

Pixel Flow Level 302 Overview

Think of this board as a two-stage boss fight. First, you have the "Guardian Cobra." It’s a massive block of pixels taking up the bottom 70% of the lane. The snake is mostly beige (cream) with a yellow/orange chest pattern, wrapped in a thick green layer of grass or scales at the bottom. It looks friendly, with pink cheeks and a sticking-out red tongue, but its bulk blocks everything behind it.

The second stage is the "Egg Nests" in the top corners. These are asymmetrical targets tucked away behind wooden crate bumpers. A gate with three red keys bars entry to the blue and green pipes connecting these nests. You cannot effectively clear the top until the snake is gone. The visual weight is heavily bottom-loaded; you must chop down the tree (the snake) to get to the fruit (the eggs).

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 302

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 302

Green.

You have no choice here, and that is a good thing. The Green pig is likely your first active shooter (as seen in the starting lineup), and the snake is sitting on a wide, thick foundation of green blocks. This green layer acts as a physical wall protecting the cream-colored belly and the black outline pixels.

Focus on the bottom curve. Use the green pig to shave off the entire bottom edge. This does two things:

1. It immediately frees up space for your shots to travel deeper.
2. It exposes the massive beige/cream center of the snake, which is where you will spend most of your ammo in the mid-game.

Don't worry about the green pixels high up on the tail tip yet. Just clear the grass. If you try to switch colors too early, you’ll just hit the green wall and waste a slot.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 302 without power ups or boosters

Once the green base is gone, the board looks messy. You have a floating beige ghost of a snake with a black outline. This is the danger zone for slot clogging.

You will see a lot of Cream/Beige pigs in your queue (ammo counts like 20, 40). Prioritize them immediately. The snake's body is a giant "ammo sponge." It will soak up almost all your cream pigs. Do not hold onto these pigs; let them rip through the center of the board.

The logic trap here is the Black Outline. You will get black pigs. However, the black pixels are scattered thinly around the edges and the eyes. If you deploy a black pig before the cream body is thinned out, it might waste shots hitting the cream blocks, or worse, destroy the few visible black blocks and then sit in your waiting slot with 15 ammo left.

The Strategy:

1. Burn the Cream pigs to hollow out the snake.
2. Only deploy a Black pig when you have a clear line of sight to the eyes or the back curve of the tail.
3. Keep an eye on the Red pixels (tongue and tail tip). The keys on the top gate are red. Usually, clearing the red pixel blocks triggers the gate to open or prepares the path. You need the red path clear to hit the red eggs later.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 302

The endgame is all about the top corners. The snake is gone. The gate opens. You are left with the two nests protected by wooden blocks.

The targets here are tiny: Red, Yellow, and Pink eggs.

Because these targets are small and far back, your aim needs to be precise. The conveyor belt moves the pigs quickly past the gaps in the wooden crates. Watch your timing. You don't want to fire a Red pig at the wooden crate; you want it to snipe the red egg inside the nest.

Often, you will have a few leftover pigs for colors like Blue or Pink that only appear in these top nests. Do not deploy them until the path is absolutely clear of the wooden bumpers or remaining snake bits. If you rush the top section, you’ll clog your slots with pigs that can’t hit their specific egg colors. Clear the wood if possible, then snipe the eggs to finish.