Pixel Flow Level 76 Solution | Pixel Flow 76 Walkthrough

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Pixel Flow Level 76 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 76 features a complex, interwoven "Celtic Knot" design made of interlocking square frames. The structure is dense. You have four bright outer squares (Blue, Green, Pink, Yellow) that sit on top of a deeper Red square frame, which in turn weaves around a central Purple core.

Because the layers are so tightly stacked on top of each other, this is a very hard level. You cannot access the high-volume colors (Red and Purple) until you surgically remove the top layers.

Pixel Flow Level 76 Overview

Imagine four brightly colored picture frames linked together.

  • Top Left: A bright Blue square frame.
  • Top Right: A bright Green square frame.
  • Bottom Left: A bright Pink square frame.
  • Bottom Right: A bright Yellow square frame.

Floating above and around these frames are small pixel "Hearts." There is a Pink heart above the Pink/Blue area, a Yellow heart near the top right, and a Blue heart at the very bottom.

These four colors act as a shield. Hidden underneath them is a massive Red square that connects the entire board, and buried even deeper in the very center is a Purple geometric shape. The board also has isolated corners containing tiny L-shaped blocks of Red and Green, but these are distractions. The real challenge is the central knot. The visuals here are deceptive; it looks like one flat image, but it is actually a three-layer deep puzzle.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 76

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 76

Your priority must be the four outer "Quadrant" colors: Blue, Green, Pink, and Yellow. Do not touch the Red or Purple pigs yet.

I recommend starting with the Blue Square (Top Left) or the Green Square (Top Right). These shapes are the most exposed "top layer" elements. Because the Red layer runs underneath them, any Red pig you choose early will likely have zero targets and will clog your waiting slots. You have to peel the sticker off to see the surface below.

If you see a Blue pig, grab it immediately. It will tear down the top-left frame and the Blue heart at the bottom. This clears a massive chunk of screen real estate and finally exposes the Red voxels hiding beneath.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 76 without power ups or boosters

The mid-game of Pixel Flow 76 is dangerous. Once you have cleared about 50% of the Blue, Yellow, Pink, and Green frames, the board looks like a ruined mosaic. You will see fragments of the outer colors floating on top of a now-visible Red skeleton.

This is the trap: you will have many Red pigs appear, but you might not have fully cleared the overlapping outer colors blocking the Red path.

  1. Prioritize clearing the "Overlaps": Look closely at where the squares intersect. If a Yellow block is sitting on top of a Red block, you must use a Yellow pig before a Red one. If you pick Red while the Yellow is still covering it, the pig wastes a slot.
  2. The Red Surge: Once the four outer squares are mostly gone, the Red layer becomes the biggest target on the board. It is a giant continuous loop. At this stage, prioritize Red pigs above all else to clear the middle layer.
  3. Ignore the Corners: The tiny L-shaped blocks in the far corners of the screen usually take care of themselves as you clear the main colors. Don't waste a move specifically trying to snipe a corner unless your slots are full.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 76

The end of Pixel Flow Level 76 is usually just the Purple core.

The Purple voxels are the deepest layer, sitting right in the center of the knot. Often, players forget about the tiny vertical purple bar sitting dead center, or the purple blocks hiding under the Red frame intersections.

By the time you reach the final 10% of the level, the board usually consists of:

  • The Purple central ring.
  • One or two stray blocks of Red that were hiding under a corner.

Save your Purple pigs for the very end. They are useless until the Red layer is stripped away. Once the Red is gone, the Purple core is exposed and can be cleared in seconds.