Pixel Flow Level 31 Solution | Pixel Flow 31 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 31 Walkthrough

This level features a giant flaming sword, pixel-art style, stuck right into the ground. The blade is made of vibrant oranges and yellows, engulfed in red flames at the top. The handle is mostly black with some cyan and purple accents. To beat Pixel Flow Level 31, you need to strip away the outer black shell that protects the colorful core. The rules are standard but tight: match the pig color to the pixel color. If you clog your five waiting slots with useless pigs, game over. Is this a hard level? Yes. I judge it as very hard because of the sheer volume of black "armor" blocks blocking the colors you actually want to hit.

Pixel Flow Level 31 Overview

The artwork here is distinct: a heavy, broadsword-style weapon plunged vertically. The visual weight is extremely top-heavy. The top right corner is a massive chunk of the blade covered in black blocks (numbered 4s and 5s). The flames on the top left are bright red and orange, exposed early.

The asymmetry is your biggest enemy. The left side of the sword handle (cyan/purple) is somewhat accessible, but the entire right edge of the blade is shielded by a thick wall of black pixels. You will notice the numbers on these black blocks are high (4s and 5s), meaning they take a lot of hits to clear. This makes the right side "slower" to develop than the left.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 31

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 31

Start with the black pigs. This is non-negotiable. Look at the perimeter of the sword. It is heavily outlined in black, especially that nasty cluster on the bottom left handle and the top right blade edge.

Narratively, you are "unsheathing" the weapon. Logically, almost every colored pixel (yellow, orange, red) is buried behind a black layer. If you pick a red or yellow pig first, it will likely have zero targets or very few, instantly clogging a slot. You need to send the black pigs (with 20 ammo) to chew through the outer rim. Specifically, target the bottom-left handle corner (the 10-block cyan chunk is hidden there) and the long vertical strip on the right side.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 31 without power ups or boosters

Once the initial black outline is shattered, the picture will look messy. You'll see the yellow core of the blade exposed on the right, and the cyan/purple handle exposed on the left. At this mid-stage, the board often traps players.

You will see red and orange pixels at the very top (the flames), but the belt often gives you blue or pink pigs. Do not panic.

1. Prioritize the Handle (Cyan/Purple): The handle is narrow. If you clear the cyan blocks (left side of the hilt), you often reveal the structural black blocks holding up the center. Clearing the handle reduces the vertical height of the puzzle quickly.
2. Ignore the Tips: Don't obsess over the single red pixels at the flame tips yet. They are isolated. Focus on the big clusters.
3. The Yellow Trap: The huge yellow section in the middle right is tempting. However, notice that it is often blocked by more black pixels that were hiding behind the first layer. You usually need a second wave of black pigs to clear the inner debris before the yellow pigs can be effective. If you send a yellow pig too early, it will hit 2 blocks and then sit in your slot, useless. Wait until you see a clean line of sight to the 4x4 yellow chunks.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 31

In the final moments of Pixel Flow Level 31, the sword is gone, and you are usually left with floating debris. The most annoying leftovers are the isolated flame pixels (red/orange) that were at the very top left, and often a single column of black blocks that formed the "spine" of the sword.

Watch out for the purple pixels at the bottom right of the handle. They are low to the ground and easy to miss because the pigs shoot from the side. If a purple block is hiding behind a black block at the very bottom row, your pig might waste shots hitting the black block first. Ensure your shot angles are clean so you don't waste your last few ammo points on a blocker.