Pixel Flow Octopus Level Solution | Pixel Flow Octopus Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Octopus Level Walkthrough

This level features a giant orange octopus submerged in bright teal water. The main challenge here isn't just color matching; it's navigating the vertical columns of "5" blocks that act as armor on the octopus's tentacles. To beat Pixel Flow Octopus Level, you need to strip away the water first to get clear shots at the tentacles.

Is it hard? No. It is not very hard. It's a standard difficulty level that tests if you understand how to clear vertical lanes.

Pixel Flow Octopus Level Overview

You are looking at a large, orange octopus taking up almost the entire central board. It has winding tentacles that curl up and down. The background is a mix of light blue and teal water blocks, with some darker blue bubbles scattered around.

The most dangerous part of this board is the vertical spine of the octopus. Notice the column of pink blocks with the number "5" on them? These run straight down the middle and along the left tentacles. These are high-health blocks. They don't disappear with one hit. They require 5 hits each.

The asymmetry here is important: The right side is mostly open water and orange tentacle tips. The left side and center are heavily armored with those pink "5" blocks. This means the right side is "soft" and easy to clear, while the left side is "hard" and will jam your slots if you attack it too early.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Octopus Level

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Octopus Level

Start with the Teal/Light Blue water.

Narratively, you need to drain the tank so you can reach the beast. Logically, the teal blocks are the most abundant and the most accessible. They surround the octopus on all sides. By focusing on teal pigs first, you clear the outer edges. This exposes the sides of the orange tentacles.

Do not start with Pink pigs. If you pick pink pigs now, they will hit the "5" blocks, bounce off, and clog your waiting slots because they still have ammo left. You want to avoid those pink blocks until you have absolutely no other choice.

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

At the mid-level point, the teal water should be mostly gone. The board will look like a skeleton of an octopus—just the orange tentacles and that annoying spine of pink "5" blocks standing tall.

Here is the crucial shift: Once the water is gone, switch to Orange.

The orange blocks make up the bulk of the octopus's body. Now that the water is gone, the orange blocks are exposed. Use your orange pigs to eat away the tentacles.

Be careful with the vertical columns. The pigs shoot in straight lines. If you have a column that is mixed—say, one pink "5" block on top of three orange blocks—you need to think about which pig goes first. If you send a pink pig, it hits the top block five times and dies. Good. But if you send an orange pig, it might get blocked by that pink block if the pink block is in front.

In Pixel Flow 6, the pink blocks are mostly "surface" armor on top of the orange. So, you often have to clear a specific orange lane to let a pink pig drop down to hit the "5" block later. Or vice versa. Look at the lanes. If a lane has an Orange block behind a Pink block, you must destroy the Pink one first.

Refuse to use bombs here. You don't need them. The layout is open enough that you can almost always find a valid target for Orange or Teal. Save the Pink pigs for when the "5" blocks are the only things stopping you from hitting the layer underneath.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Octopus Level

The end game is usually just those stubborn pink "5" blocks and maybe a few stray dark blue "bubble" pixels hidden deep in the background.

Once the orange tentacles are destroyed, the pink blocks will likely be floating in space or resting on the bottom row. This is the safe time to spam your pink pigs. Since there is nothing blocking them, they will unload all 5 ammo shots into the blocks and disappear cleanly. Your final move will likely be a single blue pig cleaning up the dark blue pixels that were hiding behind the octopus's head.