Pixel Flow Level 47 Solution | Pixel Flow 47 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 47 Walkthrough

This level features a classic voxel art scene: a bright crescent moon resting against a dark, starry night sky. The primary colors here are White (the moon’s body), Black/Dark Grey (the night shadow), Cyan (the moon’s highlight), and a surrounding field of Purple with scattered Yellow stars.

The rules to beat Pixel Flow Level 47 are simple but strict: you must prioritize the large, solid blocks of color to keep your pig slots open. If you try to snipe the small stars too early, you will clog your board. Is this a "very hard" level? No. It is a moderate puzzle that relies more on patience than luck. It is definitely not a very hard level if you follow the layer logic below.

Pixel Flow Level 47 Overview

The image is a stylized "Night Mode" icon. The dominant feature is the massive, C-shaped moon on the left side, rendered in White with a glowing Cyan rim on its inner curve. Hugging the inside of that curve is a ball of Black voxels, representing the unlit portion of the moon or the deep night sky.

The background is a messy mix of Purple tiles and tiny Yellow plus-shaped stars. This is an asymmetric board. The left side is heavy with the solid White moon structure, while the right side is dominated by the Black shadow block. The ammo counts give away the strategy immediately: your White and Black pigs are loaded with 40 ammo each, meaning these two colors make up the bulk of the obstacle. The Cyan and Yellow pigs only hold 20 ammo, marking them as detail work.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 47

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 47

I start by targeting the White section of the moon.

Logically, this is the safest play. The White pig carries a massive 40 ammo count. Looking at the board, the white moon is a giant, uninterrupted slab of pixels. By dropping the White pig first, you are almost guaranteed to empty its entire ammo clip in one go. There are no tricky gaps or hidden layers here—just a solid wall of white. Clearing this massive chunk first physically opens up the board and exposes the Cyan rim and the Black shadow for easier targeting later. If you start with the smaller colors like Yellow, you risk having a pig stuck in a slot with 15 ammo left and no valid targets.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 47 without power ups or boosters

Once the White moon is significantly shaved down, the level enters a messy middle phase. The picture will look half-eaten, with the structural "C" shape gone. At this point, you must pivot your attention to the Black voxels.

Without power ups, slot management is your only lifeline. You likely have Black pigs clogging up your queue. Since the Black area (the dark sky inside the moon curve) is the second largest solid block, you treat it exactly like the white section. Drop the Black pigs to chew through the center of the image.

Do not touch the Purple background yet. In the mid-game of Pixel Flow Level 47, the Purple pixels are often disconnected or acting as borders. If you try to clear them now, your pigs will stop shooting halfway through. Focus entirely on hollowing out the center—the White and Black cores—before you worry about the edges.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 47

The final phase of Pixel Flow Level 47 is all about the "confetti." Once the heavy moon and shadow are gone, you are left with the Cyan strip and the floating Yellow stars.

The Yellow stars are dangerous. They are shaped like little crosses (+) and are separated from each other. This means a Yellow pig might shoot one star, then have to wait for the belt to rotate significantly to hit the next one. Save these for last when your waiting slots are totally empty. The Cyan strip is usually the very last thing to go, as it often acts as the boundary line between the white moon and the black sky. Once the heavy blocks are gone, these last few pigs will clean up the board in seconds.