Pixel Flow Level 764 Solution | Pixel Flow 764 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 764 Walkthrough

This level depicts a cozy indoor scene: a character with reddish-brown hair sitting in front of a large, frosty window. The image is densely packed. You have a massive block of white snow/frost in the upper left, dark purple and blue night sky details mixed in, and a large reddish-brown table surface dominating the bottom half.

To beat Pixel Flow Level 764, you must peel back the "front" layers (mostly the table and window frame) to reach the colors buried underneath. It’s a classic layering puzzle. Is it hard? I’d rate it medium-hard but not very hard. The zones are large and distinct, which makes mistakes less likely than in levels with scattered confetti pixels.

Pixel Flow Level 764 Overview

The artwork feels like a snapshot of a winter evening. Imagine a girl looking out at a snowy night.

• The Bottom Half: A heavy, solid mass of deep red and brown. This is likely a wooden table or floor. It spans the entire width of the bottom section.
• The Upper Left: Dominated by a huge block of white pixels representing snow or frost on the glass.
• The Upper Right: More complex. You have dark purples and blues representing the night sky, mixed with cyan accents.
• The Character: Sitting slightly right of center, depicted in orange and pink tones, wrapped in what looks like a red scarf or hood.

The asymmetry here is key. The left side is a "wall" of white and blue. The right side is intricate and mixed. This means your white pigs will drain fast on the left, while your purple pigs need careful aiming on the right.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 764

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 764

I start by shaving off the White zone in the top left.

Here is why:

1. Massive Target Area: The white section is huge and contiguous. You can drop a White pig almost anywhere on the top-left belt and it will empty 20+ ammo without clogging a slot.
2. Exposes the Frame: Clearing that white frost usually reveals the blue or cyan window frame underneath, which helps you use those colors next.
3. Low Risk: Because the white block is so large, you rarely have "leftover ammo" incidents where a pig gets stuck in your waiting slots with 2 ammo left. It’s a safe opening move.

Alternative Opening: If you don't have a white pig immediately, target the Deep Red bottom section (the table). It’s also a massive solid block. Clearing the table early opens up the entire bottom row for cleaner shots at the character later.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 764 without power ups or boosters

Once you’ve cleared the big white patch or the red table, the board looks half-destroyed. You’ll see the "skeleton" of the image: usually the vertical blue bar on the far left and the beige vertical bar on the far right.

At this mid-stage, follow this priority:

1. Focus on the Vertical Bars: Use Blue pigs for the left column and Beige/Cream pigs for the right column. These vertical columns often block shots to the center. Removing them is crucial.
2. The "Hair" Trap: The character’s hair (brown/dark red) sits right in the middle-right. It’s often blocked by the cyan/blue window frame. Do not drop a brown pig unless you have a clear line of sight to the hair. If the blue frame is still up, your brown pig will just sit in a slot and choke your board.
3. Purple Sky: The purple pixels are tricky. They are scattered in the top right, mixed with blue. Only send a purple pig when the rotation brings it to the top-right corner. If you send it while it's at the bottom, it might waste time traveling or get blocked by the character's head.

Logic Check: If your slots are filling up with pigs that have 3-5 ammo left, stop. Look at the board. Are you hitting a layer that isn't fully exposed? Switch to a color that is on the edge of the image (like the blue frame) rather than the center.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 764

In the final few moves of Pixel Flow 764, you are usually left with the character's face (orange/pink) and the last remnants of the window frame (cyan).

• The Face: The orange pixels are often buried deep. You might have an Orange pig waiting in your queue for a long time. Be patient. Don't play it until the red scarf/hood layers are gone.
• Stray Blues: Watch out for single blue pixels hiding near the character's shoulder. These are easy to miss and can cause a "no target" error if you try to clear the background too fast.
• The Finish: Your very last move will likely be the character's skin tone (orange/peach) or a final dark outline pixel. Ensure you have an empty slot ready for that specific color pig, as you won't be able to cycle the conveyor belt easily with only a few pixels left.