Editorial Team
2026-10-31
Colony Flow! Levels 1610-1616 Added: Daily Walkthrough Log
Six new Expert boards joined the Colony Flow! guide: levels 1610-1614 and 1616, each with a video walkthrough and a board summary measured from its image. Level 1615 is not published upstream yet.
Levels 1610-1616 at a glance
The three largest colour groups on each board, measured from the level image. Open a level page for the embedded video and the full breakdown.
| Level | Board colours (measured) | Guide | Video |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 1610 | cyan 21.5%, white 18.4%, orange 11.7% | Open guide | Watch |
| Level 1611 | blue 36.2%, white 21.3%, orange 13.1% | Open guide | Watch |
| Level 1612 | white 48.9%, red 10.3%, light red 8.4% | Open guide | Watch |
| Level 1613 | white 51.3%, blue 13.0%, dark grey 5.9% | Open guide | Watch |
| Level 1614 | dark purple 15.6%, white 13.5%, yellow 13.3% | Open guide | Watch |
| Level 1615 | Measurement unavailable | Open guide | No video yet |
| Level 1616 | white 19.7%, orange 11.9%, red 8.9% | Open guide | Watch |
Six new Expert boards joined the Colony Flow! guide on 31 October 2026: levels 1610, 1611, 1612, 1613, 1614 and 1616. Each has its own walkthrough page, an embedded video solution, and a board summary measured from the level image. Level 1615 is still listed as a placeholder because no matching video has been published upstream yet. The guide now covers 1,601 boards, with every level number up to 1,616 listed.
The boards are large, measuring 81 to 84 sample columns across and 70 to 72 rows deep. The measured colour profiles differ sharply from board to board. Level 1610 is led by cyan at 21.5%, white at 18.4% and orange at 11.7%. Level 1611 is dominated by a single blue field at 36.2%, followed by white at 21.3% and orange at 13.1%. Levels 1612 and 1613 are the opposite: white takes 48.9% and 51.3% respectively, with red, light red and blue filling much of the rest.
Level 1614 is the most fragmented of the batch, with dark purple at 15.6%, white at 13.5% and yellow at 13.3%, and dozens of separate runs per colour. Level 1616 has a large cream background at 34.4%, then white at 19.7%, orange at 11.9% and red at 8.9%. These shares describe the picture on the board, not an estimate of how hard the level feels.
The publishing pattern matches the late Expert stretch: read the board before the first drag, clear the pair whose route is about to disappear, and keep at least one escape cell in every corridor you fill. If a board jams, restart early; on boards this dense a clean start is faster than rescuing a sealed route. The table above lists every level in the batch with its three largest measured colour groups, a direct link to the level page, and the matching video.