Pixel Flow Level 706 Solution | Pixel Flow 706 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 706 Walkthrough

This level looks like a colorful, chaotic picnic blanket covered in Easter eggs, but don't let the bright colors fool you. Pixel Flow Level 706 is a fortress protected by a thick checkerboard wall and a central core of extremely high-HP wooden crates. The visual noise here is high. You have alternating colors on the border, distinct "egg" clusters in the corners, and varied geometric patterns in between.

The rule to beat Pixel Flow Level 706 is patience with the center. While you are distracted clearing the pretty colors on the outside, the massive 200 HP crate in the middle acts as a bullet sponge. If you ignore it, you will lose. Because of the sheer amount of ammo required to break the central obstacles, this is a very hard level.

Pixel Flow Level 706 Overview

Imagine looking down at a square quilt. The outermost layer is a "crust" of alternating Green and Red pixels. This border boxes in everything else. Inside, the board is divided into four quadrants. Each quadrant contains a cluster of rounded "eggs" (Pink, Cyan, Green, Purple) and a square patch of Orange and Yellow woven pixels.

The real story of this level, however, is the "Deadly Cross" in the center. Four wooden crates sit right in the middle, blocking shots from crossing the board. They are not created equal.

• Bottom Crate: 40 HP (Weakest)
• Right Crate: 50 HP
• Left Crate: 80 HP
• Top Crate: 200 HP (The Boss)

This asymmetry is the trap. You might break the bottom crate easily and think the center is clear, but that top crate requires five times as much damage. Beneath the colorful eggs, you will eventually discover white Ice blocks. These frozen bases add another layer of durability you have to chew through.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 706

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 706

I start by shaving off the Red and Green checkerboard border.

This choice is purely logical. The border wraps around the entire level. It is the only part of the board fully exposed to the conveyor belt from the very first second. If you try to snipe the inner Orange squares or the eggs first, your pigs will waste time traveling or get blocked by the rim.

Grab any Red or Green pigs that spawn early. Let them strip the outer edges. This does two things:

1. It creates gaps for your shots to reach the inner "egg" clusters.
2. It prevents your waiting slots from clogging up with low-ammo pigs that can only hit one specific pixel on the edge.

Clear the crust. Open the map.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 706 without power ups or boosters

Once the border is gone, the level enters a messy phase. You will see the white Ice blocks revealed under the eggs (especially in the bottom corners). The board looks half-destroyed, but the center crates are likely still standing.

Here is the plan to survive without boosters: Feed the Top Crate.

The moment you have a clear line of sight to the center, check the HP of the crates. The top one has 200 HP. That is an absurd amount of damage to deal. Every time you get a high-ammo pig (Red, Orange, or Yellow usually align with the center), prioritize hitting that 200 HP block. Do not save those pigs for the easy side clusters.

If you have a Yellow pig with 20 ammo, do not waste it on a small patch of 4 yellow pixels in the corner. Aim it at the center structure or the dense Orange/Yellow rugs. You need to maximize "damage per pig." If a pig drops into your holding slots, ensure it's a color that can hit the center. If your slots fill up with Blue or Pink pigs that can't reach the middle, you will choke the board and lose.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 706

The end game of Pixel Flow 706 is almost always a duel with that final 200 HP crate (or what’s left of it) and the Ice blocks beneath the eggs.

The colors on the Ice blocks (usually Pink and Cyan clusters) are tricky because the white ice doesn't match the egg color. You might think you cleared the Pink zone, but a white block remains. Keep an eye on your ammo counts. You don't want to bring a 50-ammo pig to clear one single ice block.

Your final moves will likely involve cleaning up the stray Orange pixels that were hiding behind the crates. Once the heavy wood is smashed, the rest of the level is just sweeping up dust. Stay focused on that center HP until it hits zero.