Pixel Flow Level 680 Solution | Pixel Flow 680 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 680 Walkthrough

This level features a quirky chocolate milk carton character standing in a grassy field with a bright cyan sky behind it. The main challenge here is managing the large, solid blocks of color. The sky is a massive cyan zone, the carton is split between white and brown, and the ground is a mix of greens.

The rule for Pixel Flow 680 is standard: clear layers from front to back. However, because the sky and the carton are such large, unbroken shapes, you can easily clog your slots if you grab a pig for a color that is buried deep beneath another layer. Is this a very hard level? No. It requires patience, but the shapes are clean enough that you won't get tricked by tiny hidden pixels often.

Pixel Flow Level 680 Overview

Imagine a cartoon milk box with a deadpan face, just hanging out in nature. That's the vibe. The central figure is a white and brown rectangular carton with a bent brown straw poking out the top left. It has a simple black face (two eyes, straight mouth).

The environment is asymmetrical:

• The Sky: Dominates the top and top-right. It’s a huge field of cyan.
• The Ground: A strip of bright green grass runs along the entire bottom edge.
• The Right Side: There's a purple hill rising up behind the grass on the right, which complicates things because it sits behind the grass but in front of the sky.

This layering is key. The grass is the front-most layer at the bottom. The carton is the front-most layer in the middle. The sky is the very back layer. If you try to clear the sky before the carton edges are gone, you will fail.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 680

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 680

Start with the Green Grass at the bottom.

Here is why: The green strip at the bottom is the "foreground" foundation. It covers the bottom of the carton and the bottom of the purple hill. Until you shave this green layer off, you cannot fully access the lower pixels of the brown carton or the purple hill behind it.

Look for Green pigs immediately. They will have plenty of targets (that entire bottom row). Clearing this opens up the "feet" of the milk carton, allowing you to start working on the main character. If you don't see green pigs, Cyan (Sky) is a safe second choice, but only for the very top area where the sky is unobstructed.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 680 without power ups or boosters

Once the grass is gone, the picture looks "half-destroyed." You will likely have the top of the sky cleared and the bottom grass gone, leaving the central milk carton floating in the middle.

At this mid-point, your priority must shift to White and Brown.

1. Focus on the Carton: The white front face of the carton and the brown side/straw are usually the most prominent remaining features. Prioritize White pigs if available, as that big white rectangle is easy to hit and clears fast.
2. The Purple Trap: Be careful with the purple hill on the right. It often sits behind some of the green grass pixels you just cleared, but in front of the deep sky. Do not fill your slots with Purple pigs unless you clearly see exposed purple blocks.
3. Slot Management: If you see a Cyan pig (Sky color) but the sky is mostly blocked by the carton or the purple hill, let it pass. Only grab it if you have 3 or fewer pigs in your waiting slots. The sky is huge, but it's the background layer. You can't clear the deep sky until the carton is gone.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 680

In the final few moves, the big milk carton will be gone. You will likely be left with a few stubborn patches:

• The Straw Outline: The black or dark brown outline of the straw often persists because it's thin.
• The Deep Sky: The final layer is almost always the remaining Cyan blocks that were hiding directly behind the center of the milk carton.
• The Lock Box: Notice the "Key" box at the top? As you clear the main picture, you'll expose the keys. The final cleanup often involves shooting the lock mechanism itself or the blocks directly shielding it.

Your final pigs will almost certainly be Cyan (to finish the sky) or Black/Dark Grey (to finish the outlines). Keep a slot open for that last cleanup crew.