Pixel Flow Level 455 Solution | Pixel Flow 455 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 455 Walkthrough

This level features a classic Halloween-style witch silhouette set against a large, glowing moon. The main action happens in the center with deep purples and blacks forming the witch, while the outer edges are cluttered with scattered autumn oranges and background maroons. To beat Pixel Flow Level 455, you must peel away the messy background layers first to access the solid character blocks in the middle. The color mixing here is tricky because the background isn't a solid block—it's a checkerboard of different hues. Is it impossible? No. But the density of the central figure makes this a very hard level if you waste your black or purple pigs early.

Pixel Flow Level 455 Overview

Imagine a little pixel witch flying across a giant moon. The center of the board is dominated by her large purple hat and dark dress. Behind her is a massive circle of white and light blue pixels representing the moon.

However, the borders are where the trouble starts. The corners are filled with "noise"—patches of bright orange (likely pumpkins or autumn leaves), dark grey, and maroon. The left and right sides are particularly heavy with this chaotic mix. The level feels asymmetric because the right side has a large cluster of orange pixels near the bottom right corner, which acts as a shield blocking the moon layer. The top left corner mirrors this with scattered grey and orange.

This "noise" is dangerous. It forces you to use pigs that only clear 3-4 blocks at a time, clogging your waiting slots. The central witch is dense and safe; the edges are sparse and risky.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 455

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 455

I start by targeting the Orange and Maroon (dark red) zones on the bottom and right edges.

Why these? Look at the bottom right corner. There is a heavy concentration of orange blocks there. By sending an Orange pig immediately, you can clear a significant chunk of that corner. This does two things:

1. It creates a "hole" in the defense, allowing future pigs to reach the inner purple/white layers.
2. The orange blocks are scattered vertically. An orange pig will likely travel deep into the board, clearing its ammo efficiently.

Avoid starting with Black or Purple. The witch's hat and dress are buried deep in the center. If you send a black pig now, it will hit one or two stray pixels on the edge, run out of targets, and sit in your slot, blocking you. Clear the "frame" before you paint the "picture."

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 455 without power ups or boosters

Around the mid-point of the level, the "frame" (the orange and maroon edges) should be mostly gone. You will be left with the large, round shape of the moon and the witch. This is the danger zone.

Now you have a massive block of White/Light Blue (the moon) and Purple/Black (the witch).

• The Trap: Do not alternate colors rapidly here. The witch is layered on top of the moon in some places and behind it in others.
• The Strategy: Focus on Purple first. The witch's hat and dress are large, connected vertical columns. A purple pig sent now will likely drain 20-30 ammo in a single run because the purple pixels are stacked right on top of each other.
• The Shift: Once the purple is thinned out, the Black outline of the hat becomes accessible. Now is the time to send the Black pigs. If you had sent them earlier, they would have hit the purple blocks and stopped.

If your slots start filling up with pigs that have 2-3 ammo left, stop. Look for the specific column they are blocking. You might need to send a "cleaner" pig (like a Pink for the background) to clear a path so your stuck pigs can fire their last shots.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 455

In the final phase of Pixel Flow Level 455, you are usually left with the White moon pixels and scattered Pink background bits.

The moon is huge, but often hollowed out by your previous moves. The remaining pixels will be single vertical lines of white or light grey. Be careful with your White pigs here. Since the moon is round, the top and bottom rows are narrower than the middle. A white pig might clear the middle quickly but leave the top curve untouched.

Your last move will almost certainly be cleaning up the Pink glow around the edges of where the moon used to be. These pixels are often hidden behind the main figure, so they are the last to be exposed. Keep one Pink pig in reserve for this exact moment to avoid a loss due to a clogged slot right at the finish line.