Pixel Flow Level 351 Solution | Pixel Flow 351 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 351 Walkthrough

This level is tricky because it hides the main artwork behind four giant yellow "Chest" blocks. You can't just casually chip away at pixels; you have to break these specific locks first. The board is dominated by these four large squares, each requiring a specific color to open.

• Top Left Chest: Requires 40 Blue ammo.
• Top Right Chest: Requires 20 Orange ammo.
• Bottom Left Chest: Requires 20 White ammo.
• Bottom Right Chest: Requires 20 Blue ammo.

The actual pixel art underneath is a fox face, but you won't see much of it until you crack these safes. Behind the chests, you can peek at a cross-shape of Orange blocks and some White/Black filler, surrounded by a border of Blue. Because of the high ammo requirements on those chests (especially the 40 Blue), this is a very hard level if you don't manage your slots perfectly.

Pixel Flow Level 351 Overview

Think of this level as a vault heist. The "story" here isn't the fox; it's the four security doors blocking you from the fox. The layout is perfectly symmetrical. The chests form a tight 2x2 grid in the center.

Surrounding this central vault is a thin border of Blue pixels on the top and bottom. There is also a vertical strip of White pixels running down the center between the chests, and a horizontal strip of Orange running across the middle.

The danger here is "clogging." You will receive pigs with 10 ammo. If you grab a Blue pig but the Blue chest is already full or broken, and you have no other Blue targets, that pig sits in your waiting slots forever. You only have 5 slots. If you fill them with useless pigs while trying to find the right color for a chest, game over.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 351

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 351

I start by targeting the Bottom Right Chest (Blue 20) and the Bottom Left Chest (White 20).

Here is the logic:

1. Lower Ammo Count: These require only 20 ammo each. A standard pig usually carries 10. That means you only need two pigs of the right color to clear a huge chunk of the board.
2. Blue Availability: The conveyor belt often feeds you Blue pigs early. Since there are TWO Blue chests (Top Left needs 40, Bottom Right needs 20) and a Blue border, Blue pigs are almost never a waste. They are your safest bet.
3. Opening the Board: Once a bottom chest pops, you reveal the fox's chin (White pixels) and part of the cheek (Orange). This gives you valid targets for White and Orange pigs that might otherwise clog your slots.

Do not focus on the Top Left (Blue 40) yet. It takes too long. Clear the smaller debts first to free up board space.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 351 without power ups or boosters

The mid-game is the most dangerous part. You might have cracked one or two chests, revealing a partial Fox face. The board looks half-destroyed, a mix of giant yellow blocks and small voxels.

Your priority shifts here. You must aggressively hunt for Orange pigs. Why?

• The Top Right Chest needs 20 Orange.
• The horizontal bar between the chests is Orange.
• The fox's face underneath is primarily Orange.

Once the Blue border and the initial Blue chests are gone, Blue pigs become dangerous trash. You need to verify you actually have Blue targets left before tapping a Blue pig. If the Top Left chest (40 Blue) is the only thing left, great. But if you've already opened it, stop grabbing Blue immediately.

Focus on clearing the White vertical strip in the center. This connects the top and bottom halves of the board. Clearing this strip exposes the inner edges of the remaining chests, often giving you critical hit points for stray shots.

If your slots are filling up (3/5 or 4/5 full), stop looking at the chests. Look at the exposed pixels. Find a color—any color—that is currently exposed on the board and grab that pig just to clear a slot. Survival is more important than progress.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 351

In the final few moves, the four yellow chests will likely be gone. You are staring at a simple pixel fox.

1. The Black Pixels: The fox has black eyes and a black nose. These are usually the last colors to be fully exposed because they are "deep" in the layers. Save your Black pigs for the very end.
2. The Ears: The tips of the fox ears are often the last stray Orange blocks remaining at the top.
3. Cleanup: You will likely end up with a few White pigs needed for the bottom of the face.

Watch the conveyor belt closely. If you see the specific pig you need for the final black nose pixel, wait for it. Don't spam tap other colors hoping it cycles faster; you'll just choke your slots. Patience wins the endgame.