Pixel Flow Level 562 Solution | Pixel Flow 562 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 562 Walkthrough

Level 562 is a lesson in patience and layer management. You start staring at a massive, two-toned obstruction that hides the actual pixel art completely. The top half is a brown "cookie" wall labeled with an 8, and the bottom is a massive sheet of cyan ice labeled 200. These numbers represent the sheer volume of pixels in those blocks. Below the ice sits a thin strip of purple.

Your goal is to chip away this massive facade to reveal the hidden character underneath. The rules are simple: match the pig color to the block color. But because the "cover" blocks are so huge, you will face a serious traffic jam of pigs whose colors (White, Black, Pink) act as useless clutter until that wall comes down.

Is this level hard? Yes. I would rate Pixel Flow Level 562 as very hard. The high pixel count on the cyan block creates a bottleneck that can easily clog your five waiting slots if you aren't careful with your discard pile.

Pixel Flow Level 562 Overview

Once you break through the heavy exterior, the hidden image is a cool, stylized Polar Bear. It’s not just a flat image; the bear seems to be floating in a dark void, represented by a Black and Dark Grey background that fills the space around it.

The bear itself is primarily White, but it has distinct shading. There are patches of Cyan (light blue) on its left side, acting as a shadow or perhaps a frosty reflection, and deep Purple/Dark Blue outlines that give it definition. Small Pink accents highlight the paws and ears.

The asymmetry here is dangerous. The "cover" wall is perfectly symmetrical, but the bear underneath is irregular. The left side of the bear has more complex shading (Cyan/Purple mixtures), while the right side is largely solid White. This means your pig needs will shift drastically from "Give me all the Cyan!" in the first half to "I need White and Black exclusively" in the second half.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 562

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 562

Ignore the giant numbers for a second. Look at the edges.

While your eyes are drawn to the massive 200 Cyan block, your first priority should actually be the thin vertical strips of exposed pixels on the far left and right borders. You can see tiny bits of White, Black, and Purple peeking out from behind the main wall.

Why start here? Survival. The conveyor belt is going to throw Black, White, and Pink pigs at you long before you have fully cleared the Cyan wall. If you ignore the edges, those pigs have nowhere to shoot and will fill up your waiting slots. By targeting the exposed edges immediately, you create "valid targets" for the non-Cyan pigs. This keeps your slots open so you can hoard the Cyan pigs needed to smash that 200-health ice block.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 562 without power ups or boosters

The mid-game of Pixel Flow 562 is a grind. You will reach a point where the Brown top section is gone, but the Cyan ice block is only half-melted. This is the danger zone.

1. Hoard Cyan Pigs: You need roughly 10 full Cyan pigs to clear the 200 block. Never let a Cyan pig pass into the discard loop if you have a slot open. Prioritize them above everything else.
2. The "Bear Reveal" Trap: As the ice melts, the White pixels of the bear’s belly become exposed. Suddenly, White pigs become valuable. However, do not switch focus entirely. If you have a choice between clearing a patch of the remaining Cyan ice or a patch of White bear fur, clear the ice. You want to remove the obstruction completely so you can access the Black background pixels.
3. ** managing the Black Background:** Once the wall falls, you'll see a lot of Black pixels surrounding the bear. These are "filler" blocks. Use Black pigs to clear the perimeter. This isolates the bear and makes it easier to spot the tricky single pixels hiding in the corners.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 562

The end of the level is usually a scramble for the details. After the massive blocks are gone, you will be left with the Polar Bear's outline.

• The Pink Paws: These are small clusters, likely only requiring one or two Pink pigs. Be careful not to let a Pink pig occupy a slot for ten turns just waiting for these last few blocks.
• The Purple/Dark Blue Outline: These pixels form the edge of the bear. They are often single-file lines.
• The Hidden "Shadows": Remember the bear has Cyan shading on its left side? Even after the giant 200 ice block is gone, you might still need Cyan pigs for the bear's body. Don't assume all Cyan is finished just because the wall is down. Keep one Cyan pig in reserve if you see blue pixels mixed into the white fur.