Pixel Flow Level 63 Solution | Pixel Flow 63 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 63 Walkthrough

This level features a striking, comic-book-style portrait of a masked hero. The image is sharply divided: a dark, moody background on the left dominated by deep purples and blues, contrasting with a bright cyan background on the right. The central figure wears a mask that is split vertically—dark purple on the left, and bright orange/yellow on the right, with a glowing white eye piece.

The rule to beat Pixel Flow Level 63 is strict ammo management. You have limited slots. If you pull a pig that cannot fire because its color is buried under layers of other pixels, it sits in your slot and blocks you. Fill all five slots with useless pigs, and you lose.

Is this level hard? No. It is not a very hard level. The color separation is clean, meaning you rarely have "hidden" pixels blocking your shots.

Pixel Flow Level 63 Overview

The artwork feels like a classic superhero origin story panel. On the left, we have the "night" side: dark purples dotted with orange specks, framing the shadowed side of the hero's cowl. On the right, the "day" side: a bright cyan sky with white speckles, framing the sunlit, orange side of the mask.

This asymmetry is your best friend. The board is essentially cut in half.

• The Left Flank: Heavy concentration of Dark Purple and Blue.
• The Right Flank: Massive vertical block of Cyan (light blue).
• The Center: A solid core of Orange and Yellow forming the face.

Because the colors are so segmented, you don't need to guess where the pixels are. The danger here isn't hidden blocks; it's the sheer volume of the background colors. The cyan on the right and purple on the left are thick layers. You need high-ammo pigs to clear them, or you will clog your slots with pigs that run out of targets too fast.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 63

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 63

I start by shaving off the Cyan background on the right side.

Looking at the board, the right side is a huge, uninterrupted wall of light blue pixels. It is the safest play because it is the "topmost" layer visually. If you grab a Cyan pig, it will likely empty its entire clip immediately without hitting an obstruction.

Clearing the Cyan first exposes the right edge of the Orange mask and the Blue shoulder. Once that massive blue wall is gone, the board feels much smaller. Do not start with the White eye or the Yellow details; they are buried deep inside the mask. You will clog your slots if you try to sniper them out early.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 63 without power ups or boosters

Once the background layers (Cyan on the right, Dark Purple on the left) are stripped away, the picture looks half-destroyed. You are left with a central pillar—the hero's head and shoulders.

At this mid-level stage, you face a specific risk: The Shoulder Trap. The bottom of the image has a complex mix of Red, Blue, and Yellow that forms the character's clothing. It is messy compared to the clean face.

• Do not pull Red pigs yet. The Red pixels are often tucked behind Blue or Purple shoulder pads.
• Focus on the Orange. The right side of the face is a giant slab of Orange. It is a high-yield target. Burning down the Orange face reveals the internal structure and makes space for you to finally attack the Red and Yellow details at the bottom.

If you refuse to use power-ups, patience is key. Wait for the conveyor belt to show you the exact color you need to finish a specific layer. Do not "store" a pig in a slot just because you think you might need it later. Only pick a pig if it can start shooting now.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 63

The end game is almost always the White eye and the small Yellow highlights on the chin.

These pixels are the "deepest" in the voxel stack. You usually can't even see the full shape of the white eye until the Purple and Orange mask layers are gone. In the final few moves, you will likely have just a floating white square and maybe a few scattered red pixels from the neck area.

Be careful with your last few pigs. Sometimes a single stray pixel of Purple hides behind the eye. Ensure you have a clear line of sight before you fill your last slot, or you might fail with just ten pixels left on the screen.