Pixel Flow Level 563 Solution | Pixel Flow 563 Walkthrough
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Pixel Flow Level 563 Walkthrough
This level features a cozy winter village scene at night, dominated by a massive yellow moon in the top left and snowy rooftops below. The main colors are white for the snow, yellow for the moon and windows, and various shades of blue for the night sky.
The Rules: You need to clear the voxel layers by matching the colored pigs to the blocks. White pigs clear snow, yellow pigs clear the moon, etc. If a pig has ammo but hits a layer it can't clear, it gets stuck in your waiting slots. If all 5 slots fill up with useless pigs, you lose.
Difficulty: This is a very hard level. The challenge isn't speed, but layering. The giant yellow moon looks tempting, but it is often blocked by subtle light blue sky pixels or white snow peaks. You have to peel this onion carefully.
Pixel Flow Level 563 Overview
Imagine looking out a window on a freezing night. At the bottom, you have a cluster of small cottages with brown timber frames and snow-heavy roofs. Their windows glow with warm yellow light. Above them, the sky is a gradient. The top left is dominated by a gigantic, bright yellow moon. This moon fades into a halo of cyan/light blue, which then darkens into a deep midnight blue on the right side, speckled with orange stars.
The asymmetry here is dangerous. The left side is heavy with yellow (the moon), while the bottom center is heavy with white (the snow). The right side is a complex mix of dark blue sky and house details. The trap is that the white snow at the bottom actually overlaps almost everything else. It acts as the "foreground." You might think you can attack the sky immediately, but those snowy roofs often stick up and block your path to the blue and yellow layers behind them.
Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 563
First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 563
Start with the White Pigs.
Look closely at the bottom half of the board. The snowy ground and the snow on the rooftops are the foremost layer. They physically sit in front of the houses and the sky. If you try to send yellow pigs to hit the moon first, they might accidentally hit a white snow pixel jutting out from a roof, wasting ammo or clogging your slots.
Send the white pigs to clear the massive bank of snow at the bottom and the white caps on the houses. This is the safest play. It opens up the "guts" of the level—the brown timber of the houses and the lower parts of the sky. Once that white foreground is gone, the separation between the yellow moon and the blue sky becomes much cleaner.
How to pass Pixel Flow Level 563 without power ups or boosters
Once the white snow is largely cleared, the picture looks half-destroyed. You’ll see the skeleton of the houses (brown and grey blocks) and the full expanse of the sky.
Here is the critical pivot point: Do not spam the Yellow pigs yet.
Even though the moon is huge, check the edges. There is often a ring of light blue (cyan) pixels bordering the moon and the snow. If you send a Yellow pig now, it might get blocked by a stray cyan pixel or a dark blue star pixel on the right.
Switch to Light Blue (Cyan) or Dark Blue pigs if they appear on the belt. Clear the sky gradient around the moon first. By removing the blue "frame" around the yellow moon, you isolate the moon as a single, massive target.
If you see brown pigs, use them to clean up the house structures. The windows (yellow) are usually buried deep inside the brown house frames. If you try to hit the windows before clearing the brown wood, your yellow pigs will just bounce or get stuck. Clear the wood (Brown/Grey) to expose the window glass.
Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 563
At the end, you should be left with the big yellow core of the moon and the small yellow window cubes. This is why saving yellow ammo is smart.
The final few moves usually involve:
- The Deep Yellow Moon: It’s a huge block. You’ll need high-ammo yellow pigs to finish it.
- The Windows: These are tiny, isolated yellow clusters.
- The Stars: Watch out for singular orange or yellow cubes on the far right edge—the stars. These are easy to miss.
If you have a backlog of yellow pigs in your queue, dump them now. The path should be clear of all white snow and blue sky, allowing your yellow pigs to drain their ammo into the moon without obstruction. If you see a tiny single block of dark blue hiding in a corner, prioritize clearing it immediately so it doesn't block a larger color group later.


