Pixel Flow Level 312 Solution | Pixel Flow 312 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 312 Walkthrough

This level features a classic desert scene: a tall, three-pronged cactus standing in front of a sky filled with white clouds and pink streaks. The sun sits high in the top right corner. The ground is a mix of dark shadows, pinkish sand, and low-lying green shrubs.

To beat Pixel Flow 312, you must clear the outer layers of the sky and ground to reveal the full structure of the cactus spines and the hidden layers behind the main plant. Is it difficult? I wouldn't call it impossible, but because the colors are so clustered (big blocks of white, big blocks of green), it is very easy to clog your slots with the wrong pigs. It is a very hard level if you get impatient with the white sky.

Pixel Flow Level 312 Overview

Think of this picture as three distinct horizontal bands.

1. Top Band (Sky): This is the danger zone. It is almost entirely White and Pink, with a bright Yellow sun in the corner. The white blocks are massive and continuous.
2. Middle Band (The Cactus): This is the vertical spine of the level. It is dominated by Dark Green (shadows) and Light Green (highlights). This area is tall and narrow, cutting right through the sky.
3. Bottom Band (Ground): This is messy. You have Dark Grey/Black rocks on the left and right, mixed with Pink ground and some Green shrubbery.

The asymmetry here is crucial. The cactus isn't perfectly centered; the left arm is lower than the right arm. Also, the White sky is much heavier on the left side than the right side because of the sun occupying the top right. This means your White pigs are more valuable on the left flank early on.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 312

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 312

I start by shaving off the White sky blocks at the very top.

Why? Look at the sheer volume of white pixels. They form a thick "crust" over everything else. If you try to attack the green cactus first, your green pigs will waste ammo hitting the stray green shrubs at the bottom, or they will simply fall into your slots because the main cactus body is blocked by the sky layers.

Prioritize White pigs immediately. Clear that top layer. This exposes the tips of the cactus and, more importantly, opens up lines of sight to the Pink clouds. Once the white is thinned out, the Pink pigs become useful. If you ignore the white sky, you will end up with five slots full of colored pigs that have no valid targets because the white blocks are physically in the way.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 312 without power ups or boosters

Mid-game, your board usually looks like a mess. The sky is half-gone, leaving jagged floating islands of white and pink. The top of the cactus is exposed, but the bottom is still buried in grey and pink ground pixels.

At this specific point, stop using White pigs.

You have likely cleared the easy top layer. Now, the remaining white pixels are trapped between the cactus arms. If you grab a high-ammo White pig now, it might shoot 3 pixels and then sit in your waiting slot with 15 ammo left, clogging you up.

Switch your focus to the Dark Grey/Black at the bottom corners. These distinct dark blocks on the lower left and right are "blockers." They prevent you from accessing the bottom of the cactus. Clearing the dark grey ground usually clears a path for your Light Green pigs to clean up the low-lying shrubs.

The Priority Shift:

1. Early: White (Sky).
2. Mid: Dark Grey (Ground) & Pink (Clouds/Ground).
3. Late: Greens (Cactus).

Follow this order. Do not try to force the Green cactus destruction until the ground around it is clear.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 312

The final few moves of Pixel Flow Level 312 are almost always the Light Green highlights of the cactus itself.

Once the sky is gone and the dark ground is cleared, you are left with the naked cactus. It is a vertical column. The danger here is that the cactus has two shades of green. You might grab a Dark Green pig thinking it will clear the whole plant, but it only clears the shadows, leaving a weird skeleton of light green spots.

Watch the ammo counts on your Green pigs carefully at the end. You don't want a 40-ammo Green pig for just 3 remaining pixels. If you see a small pig (like 5-10 ammo), grab it to snipe those last few vertical lines of the cactus spine. The yellow sun is usually the very last thing to go, or it gets cleared incidentally while you focus on the cactus.