Food Hunt Level 1010 Walkthrough

Level: 1010 — a pixel-art cartoon character with a hollow hole in the middle, a pink body, blue shorts, and a black outline around it.

How the Level Works

1. Tap a color block in the bottom queue to send it into one of the five slots above. The queue runs in three independent columns, and a column scrolls up one step when its own front block is taken.

2. Ants of that color pour out of the hole in the plank and eat every reachable pixel of the matching color on the cartoon character. The number printed on the block counts down as the pixels disappear, and at 0 the block shrinks away and frees its slot.

3. Counts here fall slowly — often only 1 to 3 per second. A block that still has pixels it cannot reach keeps its slot for a very long time: the opening Sky blue block sits in slot 1 for 207 seconds, the whole level.

4. Same-color swaps look like nothing happened. Three times in this level a slot empties and immediately refills with a block of the same color (Dark grey at 0:15, Magenta at 1:39, Magenta at 2:04). The queue still counts those as taps, so take them.

5. Near-white blocks read as empty slots. White ×18, White ×19 and Pale pink ×11/×13/×18 are almost the same color as the empty white squares — check the little handle on top before skipping a slot.

6. Eat the entire picture to win. One clean run takes 3:34; the level-complete screen appears at 3:35.

Colors in this level: ⬛ Dark grey (the outline around every shape, the eye, the hat brim and the hooves) · ⬜ White (the horn highlight, two sprinkles and the wooden sign) · 🟨 Yellow (two sprinkle cells) · 🩵 Sky blue (one bright sprinkle cell) · 🟦 Blue (the shorts and the legs — the second-biggest area) · 🟪 Magenta (the cartoon character frosting, by far the largest area) · 🩷 Pale pink (the pale frosting band across the middle of the cartoon character) · 🟣 Purple (the shaded lower half of the frosting) · 🟩 Green (two sprinkle cells)

Complete Block Order (Which Color First, Then Which)

Timestamps are when the block lands in a slot (video time). Count is the number printed on the block once it is seated.

Phase 1 — The Opening Five (0:02 – 0:07)

Phase 2 — The First Swap (0:15 – 0:24)

Phase 3 — The 45-Second Stall Ends (1:09 – 1:10)

Phase 4 — Magenta and Purple Wave (1:18 – 1:30)

Phase 5 — Green, Pale Pink and the Second Swap (1:31 – 1:43)

Phase 6 — White and Blue (2:02 – 2:04)

Phase 7 — Yellow and Blue Mop-Up (2:08 – 2:14)

Phase 8 — Pale Pink and Purple Wave (2:32 – 2:39)

Phase 9 — The Blue and Dark Churn (2:47 – 2:56)

Phase 10 — Endgame Wave (3:02 – 3:13)

Phase 11 — The Final Sweep (3:17 – 3:26)

The very last pixel to fall is Dark grey — the Dark grey ×35 fed at 3:24 is still chewing the outline cells after every other slot goes quiet. The board is completely clean at 3:34 and the level-complete screen reads "Level 1010" at 3:35.

Quick Reference — One-Line Order

Sky blue 19 → Blue 28 → Purple 20 → Magenta 43 → Dark grey 35 → Dark grey 38 → Magenta 39 → Blue 27 → Magenta 36 → Dark grey 36 → Purple 21 → Magenta 40 → Magenta 38 → Green 4 → Pale pink 11 → Magenta 38 → Dark grey 36 → White 18 → Blue 26 → Magenta 39 → Yellow 3 → Blue 27 → Pale pink 18 → Purple 17 → Dark grey 36 → Magenta 36 → Green 3 → Blue 27 → Dark grey 35 → Yellow 3 → Purple 20 → Pale pink 13 → Blue 28 → Magenta 37 → White 19 → Dark grey 35 → Purple 14

Pro Tips

1. Fill all five slots in the first eight seconds. The opening taps are Sky blue ×19 (0:02), Blue ×28 (0:03), Purple ×20 (0:04), Magenta ×43 (0:05) and Dark grey ×35 (0:07). Every one of them has a big reachable area, so the picture falls apart quickly from there.

2. Do not wait for the Sky blue block. Step 1 seats Sky blue ×19 in slot 1 at 0:02 and it is still sitting there at 3:30 — 207 seconds in one slot. Its sprinkle cells are scattered and walled in, so its number crawls. Feed the other colors around it and let it grind.

3. The 45-second dead patch from 0:24 to 1:09 is normal. Slots 1, 3, 4 and 5 are all held by blocks whose remaining pixels are buried, so nothing can be seated. The first new tap only lands at 1:09 (Magenta ×36) — that is the rhythm of this level, not a recording gap.

4. Three taps are same-color swaps and look like nothing happened. At 0:15 a Dark grey block replaces a Dark grey block in slot 5 (1 → 38), at 1:39 a Magenta replaces a Magenta in slot 4, and at 2:04 a Magenta replaces a Magenta in slot 3. The emptied slot refills within one second with the same color — count them anyway, they are steps 6, 16 and 20.

5. Hunt for the near-white blocks. White ×18 (2:02), White ×19 (3:17), Pale pink ×11 (1:31), Pale pink ×18 (2:32) and Pale pink ×13 (3:06) are within a few shades of the empty white slot squares. Miss one and its cells stay on the board until the end.

6. Dark grey is the backbone — 7 blocks, 251 printed. Feeding them at 0:07, 0:15, 1:10, 1:43, 2:33, 2:53 and 3:24 clears the outline, the eye, the hat brim and the hooves in steady chunks; the ×35 that lands at 3:24 is the block that finishes the level.

7. The finale belongs to Dark grey and Purple. The last three taps (3:17 White ×19, 3:24 Dark grey ×35, 3:26 Purple ×14) are all about the outline and the shaded lower frosting. Keep a slot free from 3:15 — the Dark grey ×35 needs one immediately.