Pixel Flow Level 346 Solution | Pixel Flow 346 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 346 Walkthrough

This level features a quaint little pixel art house with a vibrant red and orange roof, cream-colored walls, and a prominent white picket fence running along the bottom. The main colors you need to juggle are the cream (Yellow/White mix) for the walls and fence, green for the lawn, and red/orange for the roof tiles.

The rule for Pixel Flow 346 is strict: you must peel the image like an onion. You cannot hit the house walls until the fence is gone. You cannot clear the roof until the sky is managed. Is it a very hard level? Yes. The density of similar colors (specifically the cream fence overlapping the cream house) creates a visual trap that makes you waste ammo on "buried" pixels.

Pixel Flow Level 346 Overview

The scene depicts a classic suburban cottage. The roof dominates the top half with diagonal stripes of red and orange. The bottom third is heavily guarded by a vertical white picket fence that sits "in front" of a green lawn. Behind everything is a pale blue sky.

The asymmetry here is subtle but dangerous. The right side of the house has a vertical chimney structure and a door that breaks up the horizontal lines. The left side is blockier. The real danger zone is the bottom fence. The fence posts (Cream/Yellow) share the exact same color palette as the house walls behind them. If you blindly fire yellow pigs at the fence, they might try to target wall pixels that are still blocked, causing your pig to drop into a slot uselessly.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 346

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 346

Target the Green Lawn and Dark Brown Base first.

Start by clearing the Green band running horizontally behind the fence, and the Dark Brown row at the very bottom.

Why? Narratively, you need to "mow the lawn" before you can paint the house. Logically, the Green pixels are mostly exposed in the gaps between the fence posts. By using a Green pig early, you clear out the background noise at the bottom. This isolates the fence posts. Once the green is gone, the white/cream fence posts stand alone, making them much safer targets for your Yellow/Cream pigs later. If you don't clear the green, your Yellow pigs will constantly get confused by the depth layers between the fence and the house wall.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 346 without power ups or boosters

At the midway point, the fence should be gone, and the bottom half of the house exposed. The roof will still be intact. This is the danger phase.

You will see a lot of Red and Orange pigs coming down the belt. Do not use them immediately. The roof is often blocked by the pale blue sky pixels on the edges. Prioritize Light Blue/White pigs to clear the sky first.

If you skip the sky, the roof edges remain locked. Your Red pig will fire 5 shots at the center of the roof, run out of targets because the edges are blocked, and then clog your waiting slots.

Wait for the Cream/Yellow pigs to appear again. Use them to strip the main house walls. Since you already cleared the fence in step one, the house walls are now the front-most layer. Clear the walls before attacking the roof aggressively. The structure of Pixel Flow 346 requires you to work Bottom-Up (Fence -> Lawn) and Outside-In (Sky -> Roof).

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 346

The final moves usually involve the Roof and the Chimney.

Once the sky and walls are gone, you are left with a floating triangle of red and orange stripes. This is easy cleanup. Watch out for the Chimney on the right side; it often has a few stray dark grey or black pixels that are easy to miss against the dark background.

Save one Black/Dark Grey pig for the very end. The windows and the door frame often have deep-layer pixels that only become targetable once the glass and door wood are removed. If you waste your dark pigs early, you'll be stuck waiting for a refill while a single black pixel mocks you from the window frame.