Pixel Flow Level 624 Solution | Pixel Flow 624 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 624 Walkthrough

This level features a giant pair of pink cherry blossoms (or maybe hibiscuses) standing tall against a huge wall of bright blue sky. You have two main pink flowers with yellow centers, a brown stem running vertically, big green leaves, and a solid stripe of dark green grass across the bottom. The goal is simple: clear the 2D pixel layers until the board is empty.

You win by matching the pig color to the pixel color. You lose if your five waiting slots get clogged with pigs that have ammo but nowhere to shoot. Is this a very hard level? No. It’s actually quite forgiving because the color blocks are massive and distinct. You rarely have tiny, hidden pixels until the very end.

Pixel Flow Level 624 Overview

The artwork here is pretty straightforward. It's a nature scene. The dominant feature is that massive field of Light Blue sky that surrounds everything. It takes up probably 60% of the board's surface area.

Inside that blue sky, you have:

• Two Pink Flowers: One high and left, one high and right. They are made of two shades: a darker hot pink outline/shadow and a lighter baby pink fill.
• The Stem: A vertical, slightly jagged line of dark brown pixels connecting the flowers to the ground.
• The Leaves: Two large leaves branching off the stem. Like the flowers, they use two shades: dark green for outlines/veins and light lime green for the fill.
• The Grass: A solid, uninterrupted horizontal bar of dark and light green at the very bottom.

The asymmetry here is minor. The left flower is slightly lower than the right one, and the left leaf is a bit bigger. The biggest risk is the sheer volume of Light Blue. If you ignore the blue pigs early on, they will pile up in your waiting slots because the blue layer is often the "top" layer covering other colors. You have to chip away at the sky to reach the petals.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 624

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 624

I start by targeting the Light Blue sky immediately.

Why? Look at the sheer quantity of blue pixels compared to everything else. The game’s conveyor belt is going to throw a lot of blue pigs at you. If you try to focus on the pretty flowers first, those blue pigs will have nowhere to go but your waiting slots. Since the blue sky is the "background" that actually sits on the top layer in many spots (blocking the edges of petals and leaves), clearing it opens up the board.

My second priority is the Dark Green grass at the bottom. It is a solid, clean horizontal line. This is perfect for dumping high-ammo green pigs without thinking too hard. Clearing the bottom row also tends to "destabilize" the physics of the pixels above in some levels, though here it mostly just clears visual clutter so you can see the stem better.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 624 without power ups or boosters

By the mid-game, you'll see a weird skeleton of the picture. The sky will be patchy, and parts of the flowers will be missing. This is the danger zone.

The trap in Pixel Flow Level 624 is the Two-Tone Shading.

• The flowers have Hot Pink (dark) and Baby Pink (light).
• The leaves have Forest Green (dark) and Lime Green (light).

If you act too fast, you might grab a Hot Pink pig when the only visible pink pixels are Baby Pink. This will clog a slot. Always double-check which shade of pink or green is currently exposed.

Usually, the darker shades (the outlines) need to be cleared before you can fully access the lighter "fill" colors. For example, you often have to shoot the dark green veins of the leaf before the game lets you hit the lime green center. If you refuse to use power-ups, patience is your only tool. Do not pull a pig off the belt unless you see at least 5-10 exposed blocks of its exact color. If you see a pig with 20 ammo but only 3 visible pixels of that color, let it pass. Let it loop around. Taking it now will just burn a slot for no reason.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 624

The end game is almost always the Yellow Centers of the flowers and the last bits of the Brown Stem.

The yellow pixels are tiny—just single dots in the middle of the pink petals. They are often buried deep under layers of pink. You literally cannot clear them until the flowers are gone. Expect the game to annoyingly send you yellow pigs way before you are ready for them. Ignore them. Let the yellow pigs cycle on the belt until the very last second when the pink is gone.

The final few moves usually involve a single Brown pig cleaning up the bottom of the stem, or a single Yellow pig popping those last two dots. Keep one slot open for that final cleanup crew.