Pixel Flow Level 365 Solution | Pixel Flow 365 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 365 Walkthrough

This level features a festive winter scene: two children ice skating in front of a giant Christmas tree. The colors are packed densely. You have a massive light blue floor (the ice rink), a central green tree decorated with red and yellow ornaments, and a city skyline background in dark grey and pink.

The rule for beating Pixel Flow Level 365 is standard: clear the front-most layers to reveal the pixels behind them. If your five waiting slots fill up with pigs that have ammo but no targets, you fail. Because the ice rink covers the entire bottom half and locks away almost everything else, this is a very hard level.

Pixel Flow Level 365 Overview

Imagine a holiday postcard. The scene is dominated by a huge green triangle—the Christmas tree—sitting dead center. Flanking the tree are dark grey buildings against a pinkish sky.

However, the real danger is the bottom half. It is a solid sheet of light blue ice. On top of this ice, two small figures are skating.

• Left Skater: Wearing purple and yellow.
• Right Skater: Wearing pink and purple.
• The Ice: This light blue mass isn't just background; it's a barrier. Until you crack this ice, you cannot reach the bottom of the tree, the skaters' legs, or the lower background.

The layout is asymmetric in terms of the skaters' colors, but the structural problem is the horizontal split. The top half is accessible (sky, tree top), but the bottom half is walled off by that light blue ice.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 365

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 365

Your absolute priority must be the Light Blue Ice.

Narratively, you need to "break the ice" so the rest of the scene can breathe. Logically, this light blue block is the largest single color mass on the outer layer. It creates a massive bottleneck. If you ignore the light blue pigs, they will clog your slots immediately because there are simply so many of them needed to clear that bottom half.

Target the bottom rows first. Focus entirely on grabbing Light Blue pigs whenever they appear on the belt. Clearing the ice reveals the skaters' legs and the base of the tree. Do not get distracted by the pink sky or the dark grey buildings yet. If a Light Blue pig appears, prioritize it over everything.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 365 without power ups or boosters

Once the ice is roughly 50% gone, the board looks messy. You’ll see the floating torsos of the skaters and the top of the tree, while the bottom is a mix of half-eaten ice and exposed tree trunk. This is the danger zone.

Now you must shift tactics. You likely have a mix of pigs in your waiting slots.

1. Prioritize Green: The tree is the next biggest obstacle. It sits behind the skaters but in front of the city. Use Green pigs to shave down the central triangle.
2. Watch the Skaters: The skaters are tricky because they use "rare" colors for this level: Purple, Yellow, and White. If a Purple pig drops and you haven't cleared the ice in front of the skater's shirt, that pig is dead weight in your slot. Ensure the Light Blue ice is fully gone from directly in front of the skaters before you start hoarding Purple or White pigs.
3. Ignore the Sky: The Pink sky and Grey buildings are background layers. Do not waste slot space on Pink or Grey pigs early on unless they are actively clearing a path to the Green tree. Let those pigs pass by if your slots are getting full.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 365

In the final phase, the ice is gone and the tree is a skeleton of its former self. You are left with the scattered ornaments and the background.

• Ornaments: The Red and Yellow dots on the tree are often single-pixel voxels. Be careful not to hold a Red pig with 20 ammo if only 2 Red pixels are visible. Wait until you expose more ornaments.
• The Skyline: The final cleanup usually involves the Dark Grey vertical strips (the buildings) and the Pink sky behind them. These are usually safe to clear last because they don't block anything critical.
• The Star: Don't forget the Yellow star at the very top. It’s often on a different depth layer than the tree itself. Save a Yellow pig for the very end to cap off the level.