Pixel Flow Treasure Chest Level Solution | Pixel Flow Treasure Chest Walkthrough

Pixel Flow Treasure Chest Level Walkthrough

This level features a classic pirate treasure chest, overflowing with colorful gems and gold, but it's completely buried under a massive wall of teal water (or maybe sky). The main challenge here is excavation. You have to chip away that huge background layer to access the detailed brown wood and colorful jewels underneath.

You need to clear the outer layers to reveal the inner ones. If your pig has ammo but can't see its color, it gets stuck in your waiting slots. Fill all five slots with useless pigs, and you lose. Is this a very hard level? No. It’s actually quite straightforward compared to later puzzles, but it tests your patience with background clearing.

Pixel Flow Treasure Chest Level Overview

Imagine a heavy wooden chest sitting at the bottom of the ocean. That is exactly what this pixel grid represents.

• The Background (Teal/Light Blue): This is the dominant color. It surrounds the chest on all four sides and covers the top left corner heavily. It acts as a shield preventing you from reaching the brown wood of the chest lid.
• The Chest (Brown & Black): The body of the chest is mostly dark brown and light brown wood, with black bands running horizontally across it. These are currently blocked by the "water."
• The Treasure (Confetti Mix): Spilling out of the chest is a chaotic mix of yellow, bright purple, pink, and dark blue pixels. This is the danger zone. Because the pixels are scattered like confetti, a single pig might only hit 2 or 3 blocks before running out of targets, clogging your waiting slots instantly.

The level is asymmetric. The top-left corner has a thick chunk of ice-blue blocks (marked "500" in some versions, or just a thick layer) that acts as a hard stopper for early progress.

Step by step solution walkthrough for Pixel Flow Treasure Chest Level

First Color Zone to Erase in Pixel Flow Treasure Chest Level

You absolutely must start with Teal (Light Blue).

Logically, it surrounds the entire perimeter. Narratively, you have to drain the water before you can open the chest. Look at the edges of the grid. The teal pixels are the only ones accessible from almost every angle without obstruction. Sending a Teal pig out first guarantees it will expend a huge chunk of ammo immediately. Do not try to snipe the brown wood or the yellow gold yet; the hitboxes are too narrow. Clear the teal frame to widen your firing angles.

How to pass Pixel Flow Treasure Chest Level without power ups or boosters

Once the teal background is mostly gone, the chest will look half-destroyed. You will see the brown wood of the lid exposed, and the messy "confetti" pile of gems in the middle will be vulnerable.

Here is the trap: The Yellow and Purple pixels are mixed together in a checkered pattern.

1. Avoid high-ammo pigs for the confetti zone. If you send a Purple pig with 20 ammo into that messy center, it will likely hit 4 pixels and then get stuck in your waiting slot with 16 ammo left.
2. Focus on the Brown/Black bands first. The chest lid is solid lines of color. A Brown pig can easily clear a row of 10 blocks. Prioritize clearing the solid stripes of the chest structure (Brown and Black) before you try to clean up the messy treasure pile.
3. Use "Filler" pigs. If the conveyor belt gives you a color you can't use (like Pink, when the pinks are buried), but you have a slot open, check if a Brown or Black pig is coming up next. Sometimes you have to sacrifice one slot to store a useless pig just to get to the useful Brown pig behind it.

Last Details You Clean Up in Pixel Flow Treasure Chest Level

The end game of Pixel Flow Treasure Chest Level is always the "confetti" inside the chest. You will be left with scattered single pixels of Yellow, Pink, and Blue.

The danger here is high because these are single-block targets. Your pigs will inevitably end up in the waiting slots.

• Watch your slot count. If you have 4 slots full, you must play a color that is currently on the board.
• The final few blocks are usually hiding in the bottom right corner of the treasure pile. Look closely at the "floor" of the chest. Often a single dark blue pixel is hiding behind a yellow one. Clear the front-most color (usually Yellow) to expose the final few Blue or Pink pixels behind it. Once the last gem vanishes, the level is yours.