Pixel Flow Level 367 Solution | Pixel Flow 367 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 367 Walkthrough

This level features a delicious-looking cupcake or ice cream treat sitting on a grassy surface, but don't let the sweetness fool you. The board is heavily segmented by large blockers at the start and relies on a mix of wide-open color zones and tricky, narrow vertical strips. To beat Pixel Flow Level 367, you need to peel away the outer "wrapper" layers of light green and tan before you can attack the dessert itself.

Is it tough? Yes. I would classify this as a very hard level because of the way the colors are layered. If you target the central white or pink frosting too early without clearing the sides, your pigs will clog the waiting slots, and you will run out of space.

Pixel Flow Level 367 Overview

Imagine a pixelated cupcake sitting in a field. The central focus is a dessert with a brown crust, pink filling layers, white frosting, and a green garnish (maybe a mint leaf?) on top.

However, the "field" around it is the real problem.

• The Left Flank: A tall, solid wall of light green grass blocks the entire left side of the cupcake. Nothing on the left side of the dessert can be hit until this wall is gone.
• The Right Flank: A similar, though more jagged, wall of light green grass protects the right side.
• The Bottom: There are horizontal barriers—green and tan pipes—that physically block shots from the bottom until cleared.

The asymmetry here is subtle but dangerous. The left green wall is thicker and more uniform. The right side is uneven. The frosting tower in the middle is narrow, meaning shots fired there need to be precise, or they hit nothing.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 367

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 367

Your absolute first priority must be the Light Green zones on the far left and right.

Here is why: The cupcake is sandwiched between these green walls. If you try to send White or Pink pigs to hit the frosting now, they might clear one or two pixels, but they will quickly run out of valid targets because the green walls are blocking the angles. They will then drop into your waiting slots, clogging up your board.

Look at your starting pigs. You likely have Light Green pigs available early. Use them immediately.

1. Focus on the big block of Light Green on the left. It’s a massive target. A single high-ammo pig can do serious work here without wasting a turn.
2. Once the left wall is down, the side of the cupcake is exposed, opening up new angles for Brown and Pink pigs later.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 367 without power ups or boosters

Once the outer green walls are shaved down, the level enters its "messy middle" phase. The cupcake shape is revealed, but it's complex. You have stripes of Brown (crust), Pink (filling), and White (frosting).

Here is the strategy to survive without boosters:

• The Pipe Problem: Notice the horizontal pipes at the very bottom? Often, a Green or Tan pipe lays across the bottom row. You must clear the pixels behind or around them to make them vulnerable, or hit them directly with the matching color if they are active elements. In this specific art style, sometimes the "pipes" are just visual representations of the bottom layer. If they are actual blocks, prioritize the Tan or Dark Green pigs to clear that bottom row. This clears the "floor" for other shots.
• Verticality is King: The White frosting and the Green mint leaf on top are stacked vertically. This is dangerous. A pig shooting from the side might miss these entirely if the side layers (Brown/Pink) aren't cleared. Do not deploy White pigs until the Brown crust layers are significantly reduced. You need a wide angle of attack for the white frosting.
• Ammo Management: If you see a pig with 20 ammo (like the Brown or Tan ones), ensure there are at least 15-20 visible blocks of that color. If there are only 5 brown blocks exposed, wait. Let other colors clear first. Dumping a 20-ammo pig for 5 blocks is how you lose this level.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 367

As you near the end, the board usually looks like a floating skeleton of the dessert.

• The Mint Leaf: The bright green blocks at the very top tip of the frosting are often the last to go. They are hard to hit because they are so high up and isolated. Save a small Green pig for the very end.
• Hidden Pink: Sometimes a few pink pixels hide inside the brown crust layer. Make sure you don't fill your slots with useless pigs while waiting for that one hidden pink block to be exposed.
• The Final White Column: The central column of white frosting is often the last large structure standing. Ensure you keep a White pig in reserve (or on the belt) for this final cleanup. Do not waste your White pigs early on the edges!