Pixel Flow Level 579 Solution | Pixel Flow 579 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 579 Walkthrough

This level features a green turtle carrying a massive, double-bulbed red gourd on its back. The colors are strictly segmented: a massive white background, a distinct red floor, and the central green and red figure. The rules remain standard: match pig colors to pixel blocks to clear them. However, the density of the central figure makes this tricky. You must peel the outer layers (white background and red floor) to access the complex turtle in the middle. Is it a very hard level? No. It’s moderate, mostly because the large white areas give you plenty of "safe" moves early on.

Pixel Flow Level 579 Overview

Imagine a pixelated turtle trudging along. He's carrying a giant red gourd that looks almost like a number '8' or a potion bottle. The background is a stark, bright white, simulating a blank canvas or perhaps a bright sky, dotted with tiny blue specks that might be rain or sparkles.

The layout is asymmetric in terms of danger. The top left corner has a large chunk of red (marked with '40' on a sensor) and the bottom is a solid stripe of dark red floor tiles. The right side is dominated by a column of question mark blocks (mystery boxes). This means the left side is "heavy" with blocks that need specific high-ammo pigs, while the right side is a bit of a gamble.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 579

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 579

I start by targeting the White Background. Here is why:

1. Volume: The white area is huge. It wraps around the entire top and sides of the turtle.
2. Safety: Because there is so much white exposed immediately, almost any white pig that comes down the conveyor belt will find a valid target. You won't clog your slots.
3. Access: Clearing the white exposes the jagged edges of the red gourd and the green turtle shell. Until the white is gone, those inner shapes are protected.

Watch for the white pigs with ammo counts of 20 or higher. Let them shred the sky. Once the white is cleared, the board feels much more open, and you can see exactly where the tricky single pixels are hiding on the turtle's back.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 579 without power ups or boosters

Midway through, the board usually looks messy. The white sky is gone. You are left with a floating turtle and that big red floor stripe.

Now, shift your focus to the Dark Red Floor. This bottom row is a solid line of dark red pixels. It’s a "gimme." Any dark red pig can sit there and fire continuously without moving, which is the most efficient way to use ammo. Clearing this floor detaches the turtle from the bottom of the screen, often revealing hidden brown pixels (the turtle's feet) that were previously blocked.

Critical Trap: Do not ignore the Green pigs. The turtle's body is a mix of light green and dark grey/black. If you let a green pig pass by because you are too focused on the big red gourd, you will regret it later when you have five green pixels left and no green pigs in the queue. When a green pig appears, grab it immediately if you see exposed green shell parts.

Prioritize the Yellow Sensor (50) on the left if you can. It usually sits on top of a color that needs clearing to unlock the next layer. But honestly, in Pixel Flow Level 579, the sheer amount of red (gourd) and green (turtle) means you can usually just play the colors as they come, provided you cleared the white and floor first.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 579

The end game usually involves the Mystery Boxes on the right and stray pixels on the turtle's neck.

1. Mystery Boxes: The right column has purple '?' blocks. Hit these whenever you can. They often contain bombs or color-clearing bursts that help with the messy center.
2. The Neck: The connection between the turtle's head and the red gourd is thin. Often, a single grey or brown pixel gets stuck there, hidden behind the "chin" of the gourd.
3. Blue Specs: Remember those tiny blue dots in the white background? Sometimes one or two survive in a corner. Don't let a blue pig clog a slot early on just for three pixels, but don't forget them at the end.

Finish off the massive red gourd last. It's a big target, hard to miss, and satisfying to pop as the final move.