Pixel Flow Level 769 Solution | Pixel Flow 769 Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Level 769 Walkthrough

This level features a cute pixel art character: a girl wearing a large, light green frog hood. The board is dense. Very dense. The massive frog hat dominates the top half, while a red dress and blue hair fill the bottom center. The challenge here isn't weird shapes; it's volume. You have huge blocks of single colors that need clearing, but they are often blocked by white background tiles or the wrong layer order.

To beat Pixel Flow Level 769, you must prioritize clearing the massive top section (the green hood) and the bottom center (the red dress) to expose the trickier inner layers. The edges are lined with white background pixels that act as blockers. Is this a very hard level? Yes. The density of the central figure means one wrong pig can clog your slots instantly.

Pixel Flow Level 769 Overview

Imagine a little girl in a costume party. She's centered perfectly on the board.

• The Frog Hat: The top 50% of the board is almost entirely Light Green, with Dark Green edges. This is the biggest "zone" and requires multiple high-ammo green pigs to clear.
• The Face: In the middle, you have pink skin tones framed by bright Blue hair or hood lining.
• The Dress: The bottom center is a solid triangle of Red.
• The Frame: Surrounding the entire character is a thick border of White pixels.

The board is symmetrical, which usually helps, but here it can be a trap. You might think clearing the left side clears the right. It doesn't. You need to attack specific color masses. The most dangerous part is the White border. It looks harmless, but it physically blocks shots to the inner colors (like the blue hair tips). If you don't chip away at the white border early, your colored pigs will just stare at the board with no valid targets and fill up your waiting slots.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 769

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 769

Start with the White Background.

Narratively, you need to "cut out" the sticker before you can color it. Logically, the white pixels are the outermost layer on the left and right edges. Look at the bottom left and right corners—there are scattered blue and red pixels mixed in, but white is the primary blocker.

If you grab a Green or Red pig first, they might hit the center mass, but they will likely leave stragglers on the edges that get blocked by white columns later. By prioritizing White pigs early, you strip away the useless border. This exposes the Dark Green edges of the hat and the Blue tips of the hair/dress. Once the white frame is gone, the board feels much more open.

How to pass Pixel Flow Level 769 without power ups or boosters

Once the white border is thinned out, the picture looks half-destroyed. The frog hat will likely still be there, looking heavy.

1. Target the Red Dress Next: The bottom red triangle is a solid block. It is rarely obstructed once the white bottom row is cleared. Use a Red pig (usually ammo 10) to wipe this out. This clears the bottom "floor" of the puzzle.
2. The Green Hat Grind: Now you deal with the top. You will see a lot of Light Green pigs on the belt. Do not take them all at once. Take one, let it fire until empty, then take the next. The hat is thick (multiple layers deep). If you fill your slots with 3 Green pigs, they might fight for targets and you'll get clogged if the layer underneath is a different color (like the girl's pink face).
3. The Blue/Pink Trap: The middle section (face and hair) is where people lose. The Blue pixels wrap around the Pink face. If you try to clear the Pink face too early, your pigs might not have a clear shot because the Blue "hair" blocks the line of fire. Always prioritize Blue over Pink. Clear the outer hair to expose the inner face.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 769

In the final moves, the frog hat and dress are gone. You are likely left with:

• Floating Eye Pixels: The frog's eyes (black/white) and the girl's eyes (blue/black/white).
• Scattered Pink: The skin tone usually sits on the deepest layer.

The danger here is the "floating pixel." Sometimes a single Black pixel from the frog's eye remains at the very top, while your pigs are trying to shoot the girl's face at the bottom. Watch your ammo counts. Do not pick up a high-ammo pig (like a 20) for just 2 remaining pixels of that color. Wait for the belt to cycle. If you grab a massive pig for a tiny job, that pig sits in your slot forever, and you die. Be patient. Wait for a small pig or a Magic pig to clean up the last few specs of dust.