Pixel Flow Level 86 Solution | Pixel Flow 86 Walkthrough
How to beat Pixel Flow Level 86: Video solution & walkthrough. The fastest way to pass Pixel Flow 86.
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Pixel Flow Level 86 Walkthrough
This level features a large, pixelated Dollar Sign ($) centered on a field of grey mystery blocks. The entire scene is encased in a thick, double-layered frame. The outer rim is bright Red, the inner rim is Pink, and the central currency symbol mixes Green vertical bars with Pink curves and Blue accents.
The rules are deceptively simple: your pigs shoot blocks of their matching color. However, Pixel Flow Level 86 is a density trap. The sheer number of blocks in the outer frames requires specific ammo management. If you pull a pig that cannot reach its color because a wall of grey question marks blocks the shot, that pig clogs your waiting slots. Due to the high block count and the obstruction caused by the mystery layer, I judge this to be a very hard level.
Pixel Flow Level 86 Overview
Imagine a neon casino sign that hasn't fully lit up yet. That is Pixel Flow 86. The centerpiece is that massive Green and Pink dollar sign, but itโs currently suffocating inside a box. The background isn't open space; it is a solid wall of grey Mystery Blocks that hide the true depth of the image.
The structure is heavily symmetrical, sitting squarely in the middle of the board. However, the coloring is stratified. You have a "crust" of Red, a mantle of Pink, and a core of Green and Mystery Grey. The bottom has a tiny, asymmetric "stand" made of Orange blocks, barely visible at the start. The intimidating part is that the Mystery Blocks act as a shield. Until you chip them away, they block clear shots to the sides of the inner dollar sign, forcing you to play from the outside in.
Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Level 86
First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Level 86
Your priority targets are the Red and Pink frames. I start by aggressively targeting the outermost Red ring whenever a Red pig appears.
Here is the logic: The Red frame completely encircles the board. It is the largest single mass of color. By clearing the Red (and the adjacent Pink frame), you physically widen the "window" your pigs can shoot through. If you try to snipe the central Green dollar sign early, you waste ammo hitting the protective Grey blocks, or worse, you accidentally clear a path that closes up again. Clear the perimeter first. It removes the most blocks from the board and prevents your Red pigs from clogging the waiting slots later when you need to focus on the center.
How to pass Pixel Flow Level 86 without power ups or boosters
Around the mid-game mark, the board gets messy. You will have broken the Red/Pink frames, and now the Mystery Blocks are revealing their true colors. In Pixel Flow 86, these grey blocks often hide a backing layer of Yellow and Blue.
At this stage, your waiting slots are at high risk. You will likely see pigs for colors that are deep inside the structure (like Blue or Yellow) while the front is still blocked by the remains of the Green dollar sign.
Do not panic. Follow this priority:
- Clear the center mass (Green/Pink): The dollar sign is the obstacle now. Use your Green and Pink pigs to shred the front-most layer of the symbol.
- Ignore the deep background: If a Blue pig comes down the belt and you only see three Blue blocks buried deep behind a wall of Green, do not take that pig. Let it pass or wait until you clear the Green obstruction.
- Flush the Grey: If you have a shot that hits a Grey block, take it. Revealing the hidden color is safer than holding a pig that has no targets.
Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Level 86
The endgame of Pixel Flow 86 is usually a scatter of "confetti." Once the heavy Red frame and the Green dollar sign are gone, you are left with the backing layer. This usually consists of Yellow blocks that were hidden under the frame and small Blue dots that served as highlights on the dollar sign.
These final blocks are dangerous because they are spread out. A single Blue pig might need to snipe one pixel on the left and one on the right. Be precise. Don't spam shots. Ensure every shot has a clear line of sight to these final stragglers so you don't end the level with a jammed slot rack just three blocks away from victory.


