Pixel Flow Level 36 Solution | Pixel Flow 36 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 36 Walkthrough

This level features a massive, pixelated cyclops eye (or perhaps a monster face) staring right at you. The image is dense. You have a thick Deep Blue border acting as a cage, filled with White empty space, surrounding a central character defined by a Black outline. Inside that outline, you have a chaotic mix of Cyan, Red, Yellow, Purple, Orange, and Pink.

The rule here is layer management. You cannot shoot the colorful "eye" in the middle until you strip away the protective outer layers. Because there are so many colors competing for board space, this is a very hard level. One mistake with your queue slots, and you will deadlock instantly.

Pixel Flow Level 36 Overview

Think of this picture as a geode you have to crack open. The outer shell is that annoying Deep Blue frame. It doesn't look like part of the art; it looks like a box keeping the monster inside.

Once you crack the box, you find a layer of White pixels that act like packing peanuts. They separate the frame from the actual drawing.

The drawing itself is a giant eye. It’s asymmetrical, which makes it tricky. The left side has a patch of Yellow, while the right side balances it with a patch of Purple. The top has Orange eyebrows, and the bottom has Pink cheeks. The core, however, is a massive block of Cyan with a Red pupil. This asymmetry means you can’t just blindly fire on both sides; the pigs you need for the left won't work on the right.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 36

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 36

I start by targeting the Deep Blue border immediately. Narratively, you need to break the cage to get to the beast. Logically, the blue pixels are the outermost layer.

If you let Blue pigs sit in your waiting slots while you try to snipe the inner colors, you will fail. The Blue border blocks almost every useful angle to the center. Clear the perimeter. Once the Blue is gone, the White background becomes vulnerable. Treat the White layer as your second priority. It’s trash. It’s just filler. Get rid of it so your ammo has a straight line to the Black outline and the colors inside.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 36 without power ups or boosters

At the mid-point of this level, the board looks messy. The nice square frame is gone. You are left with a jagged, floating eye shape. This is the danger zone.

You will see the Black outline pixels are the only thing protecting the inner colors. You must focus on clearing Black next. Why? Because the Black pixels often form a "shield" in front of the Cyan and Red. If you try to save your Black ammo, you’ll end up with a queue full of Cyan pigs that have no valid targets because a single Black pixel is blocking the way.

When you refuse to use power-ups, slot management is everything. If you see a Cyan pig with 20 ammo (like in the second screenshot), do not click it unless you have a wide-open shot at the big Cyan iris. If the path is blocked by Black or White pixels, let that Cyan pig cycle back around on the belt. Do not let it clog a slot.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 36

The end game is precise. You have stripped the Blue, White, and Black. Now you just have the raw colors.

The Cyan blocks usually go quickly because the target area is huge. The real headache is the Red center and the small details. The Red pupil is buried deep in the middle. You often have to clear the Orange top bits or Pink bottom bits just to get a clear line of sight to the Red.

Your final moves will likely be sniping those stubborn Red blocks in the dead center, or maybe a stray Yellow pixel tucked in the corner of the eye. Keep one slot open at all times for these specific colors. Don't fill up on major colors when only the tiny details remain.