Pixel Flow Level 371 Solution | Pixel Flow 371 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 371 Walkthrough

This level looks like a giant, pixelated multivitamin or a weird sci-fi capsule. You are staring at a tall, rounded rectangle with a bright yellow casing, green caps on the top and bottom, and a complex white, red, and orange interior. The real kicker here isn't just the pixel art; it’s the four massive numbered ice pillars in the corners (HP 75, 100, 25, 50). These restrict your angles and make it feel claustrophobic.

The disconnect between your starting pigs and the visible blocks makes this a very hard level. You have almost no valid shots at the start, forcing you to fill up your waiting slots immediately.

Pixel Flow Level 371 Overview

Imagine a pill that’s been cut in half to show the medicine inside. The outer shell is a thick layer of bright yellow voxels. The "caps" at the very top and very bottom are solid green. Inside this shell is a white filling swirled with red and orange stripes.

The board is flanked by four distinct zones that act as blockers:

• Top Left: Blue Zone (75 HP)
• Top Right: Red Zone (100 HP)
• Bottom Left: Orange Zone (25 HP)
• Bottom Right: Green Zone (50 HP)

These numbered zones are brutal because they block your pigs from hitting the corners of the main art. However, your biggest issue is the color mismatch. Your starting conveyor belt offers Orange, Green, Blue, and Red pigs, but the biggest visible surface area is Yellow. This asymmetry is a trap designed to panic you into clogging your slots.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 371

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 371

Ignore the Yellow casing for a second. You don't have a Yellow pig in your starting lineup, and that is the level's first test.

Look at your queue: Orange (20), Green (10), Blue (10), Red (20).

Your only valid move is Green. The top and bottom of the pill shape are capped with Green blocks. Do not waste the Orange or Red pigs trying to hit the tiny slivers of internal color—they won't reach. Fire the Green pig immediately to clear the bottom base or the top cap. This is the only way to start the level without filling a slot unnecessarily.

The Blue pig is a total dead weight right now. There is not a single blue pixel on the main art board (except maybe the pillar, but that's a waste of ammo early on). You must dump the Blue pig into a waiting slot. Do not try to force it.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 371 without power ups or boosters

Once you’ve cleared the Green caps and slotted the useless Blue pig, the board gets messy. You will eventually draw White or Yellow pigs.

1. Peel the Yellow: As soon as a Yellow pig appears, focus on the vertical sides. You need to strip away that outer casing to expose the White/Red/Orange center.
2. The Red/Orange Trap: You start with Red and Orange pigs, but their targets are buried deep inside the "pill." You have to store these pigs in your waiting slots. This is dangerous. If you have the Blue pig slotted, and then you slot a Red and an Orange, you only have two slots left. Be extremely careful not to slot a duplicate color.
3. The White Layer: The white pixels act as the "filler" of the pill. They are everywhere. Once you break the Yellow shell, the White layer becomes your primary target. Clearing White creates gaps that allow your stored Red and Orange pigs to finally shoot the inner swirls.

If your slots are full, look for Black pixels. Sometimes this level hides a black outline behind the colors. If a Black pig shows up and you see black blocks, prioritize them to thin out the herd.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 371

By the end, the "pill" will be shredded, leaving floating islands of pixels. The most annoying leftovers are usually the Red and Orange swirls floating in empty space. Because they were buried so deep, they are the last to go.

Also, keep an eye on the numbered corner pillars. If you have leftover ammo for the pillar colors (Blue, Red, Orange, Green) after the main art is done, the pigs might target these. Don't worry about clearing the 100 HP Red pillar unless it blocks a specific pixel you can't reach. Your goal is the art, not the pillars. Watch out for single stray Yellow pixels hiding near the 25 HP Orange zone; they blend in and are easy to miss.