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Food Hunt Level 1028 Walkthrough

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Pixel-Art Two Geese

How do you beat level 1028? Watch the video or follow the step-by-step picture and text guide to complete it!

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Focss Games

Founder & Editorial Team

2026-09-24

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Video walkthrough

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Level board

Food Hunt Level 1028 board layout

Step-by-step walkthrough

Prefer screenshots to video? Every phase of the clear is below in order, with the block counts and the frames they were taken from — keep it open next to the game and follow along tap by tap.

Level: 1028 — a pixel-art two white geese, standing on yellow ground among green foliage and magenta bushes

Full board at start
Full board at start

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 four independent columns; a column scrolls up when its own front block is taken.

2. Ants of that color pour out of the hole and eat every reachable pixel of the matching color on the picture; the number printed on the block counts down while they work. At 0 the block vanishes and frees its slot.

3. Some blocks arrive wrapped in cloth. They land as a blank, cloth-wrapped cube with no number and a knife cuts them open a moment later to reveal the real color and value — steps 9, 26 and 28 below.

4. Watch for the Sand blocks. Sand is almost exactly the color of the wooden panel behind the queue, so the Sand blocks (steps 8, 20 and 28) are easy to scroll straight past.

5. Pixels can be walled in. A block can sit almost motionless for minutes while its remaining pixels are buried under other colors. Steps 6, 8 and 10 park in slots 1, 3 and 5 for more than three minutes each — that is the level's signature grind, not a bug.

6. Eat the entire picture to win. One clean run takes 5:06, and the order below clears it without a single wasted tap.

Complete Block Order (Which Color First, Then Which)

Timestamps are when the block lands in a slot. Count is the number printed on the block once it settles.

Phase 1 — The Opening Five (0:03 – 0:06)

#TimeColor BlockCount
10:03🟩 Green31
20:03💠 Teal24
30:04🟨 Yellow57
40:04🟪 Magenta29
50:06🟣 Purple3
All five slots filled in the first six seconds
All five slots filled in the first six seconds

Phase 2 — The First Stalls (0:15 – 0:19)

#TimeColor BlockCount
60:15🟫 Brown15
70:15🟨 Yellow87
80:16🟨 Sand50
90:18⬜ White
100:19🟫 Brown10
Every slot is now held by a block that cannot finish yet
Every slot is now held by a block that cannot finish yet

Phase 3 — The Long Grind (0:32 – 1:52)

#TimeColor BlockCount
110:32🟪 Magenta18
120:44🟨 Yellow55
130:56💠 Teal44
141:39🟩 Green57
151:52💠 Teal24

Phase 4 — Sky Blue, Orange and Charcoal (2:29 – 3:27)

#TimeColor BlockCount
162:29🩵 Sky blue14
172:50🟨 Yellow58
183:14🟧 Orange14
193:20⬛ Charcoal38
203:27🟨 Sand49
Only two slots have recycled in the first two and a half minutes
Only two slots have recycled in the first two and a half minutes

Phase 5 — The Green Wave (3:28 – 3:38)

#TimeColor BlockCount
213:28🟩 Green21
223:33🟣 Purple5
233:34🟪 Magenta25
243:34🟩 Green43
253:38💠 Teal48
The picture is finally opening up as the stuck blocks release
The picture is finally opening up as the stuck blocks release

Phase 6 — Cloth, Green and White (3:44 – 3:56)

#TimeColor BlockCount
263:44🟫 Brown15
273:46🟩 Green57
283:50🟨 Sand34
293:56⬜ White69

Phase 7 — Green Cleanup (4:05 – 4:12)

#TimeColor BlockCount
304:05🟩 Green55
314:06🟩 Green10
324:11🟨 Yellow15
334:12⬜ White56

Phase 8 — Charcoal and Purple (4:14 – 4:17)

#TimeColor BlockCount
344:14⬛ Charcoal58
354:17🟣 Purple4
364:17🟩 Green66
White and Charcoal carry the middle of the board
White and Charcoal carry the middle of the board

Phase 9 — Magenta, Yellow and Green (4:26 – 4:32)

#TimeColor BlockCount
374:26🟪 Magenta40
384:26🟨 Yellow73
394:29🟩 Green11
404:32🟧 Orange29

Phase 10 — The Pink Push (4:39 – 4:46)

#TimeColor BlockCount
414:39🟫 Brown10
424:41🩷 Pink96
434:43⬜ White67
444:43🟧 Orange37
454:46🟫 Brown45
Pink takes over the board in the last minute
Pink takes over the board in the last minute

Phase 11 — The Last Sweep (4:51 – 4:59)

#TimeColor BlockCount
464:51⬛ Charcoal33
474:52🩷 Pink59
484:58⬛ Charcoal38
494:59🩷 Pink38
504:59⬜ White59
The last sweep: Charcoal, Pink and one final White
The last sweep: Charcoal, Pink and one final White

The very last pixel to fall is White — the White 59 block fed at 4:59 keeps the last few cells on the board, and the picture is empty at 5:06.

The final White cells
The final White cells
Board cleared
Board cleared
Level complete
Level complete

Quick Reference — One-Line Order

Green 31 → Teal 24 → Yellow 57 → Magenta 29 → Purple 3 → Brown 15 → Yellow 87 → Sand 50 → Charcoal 50 → Brown 10 → Magenta 18 → Yellow 55 → Teal 44 → Green 57 → Teal 24 → Sky blue 14 → Yellow 58 → Orange 14 → Charcoal 38 → Sand 49 → Green 21 → Purple 5 → Magenta 25 → Green 43 → Teal 48 → Brown 15 → Green 57 → Sand 34 → White 69 → Green 55 → Green 10 → Yellow 15 → White 56 → Charcoal 58 → Purple 4 → Green 66 → Magenta 40 → Yellow 73 → Green 11 → Orange 29 → Brown 10 → Pink 96 → White 67 → Orange 37 → Brown 45 → Charcoal 33 → Pink 59 → Charcoal 38 → Pink 38 → White 59

Pro Tips

1. Do not wait for the three long blocks. Brown ×15 (step 6) parks in slot 1 from 0:15 until 3:24 — 3 minutes 9 seconds — while Sand ×50 (step 8) holds slot 3 from 0:16 until 3:27 and Brown ×10 (step 10) holds slot 5 from 0:19 until 3:21. Only slots 2 and 4 recycle during that entire stretch, so feed every short block into those two.

2. Feed the cloth blocks early. Charcoal ×50 (step 9) lands at 0:18 as a blank cloth cube and is not cut open until 2:37 — 2 minutes 19 seconds with no number on it. Steps 26 (Brown ×15) and 28 (Sand ×34) are the same trick and only take a few seconds to open, so land them while other blocks are still draining.

3. Big blocks first. Yellow ×87 (step 7), Pink ×96 (step 42) and Yellow ×73 (step 38) sit on the largest connected areas, drain within seconds and recycle a slot almost immediately.

4. Expect three more long waits. Sand ×49 (step 20) holds slot 1 from 3:27 to 4:05; Teal ×48 (step 25) holds slot 3 from 3:38 to 4:13; Green ×66 (step 36) holds slot 5 from 4:17 to 4:50.

5. Sky blue is the trap of the mid-game. The Sky blue ×14 block (step 16) drops to 4 within a couple of seconds and then sits in slot 2 from 2:29 all the way to 3:50 — over a minute of apparently idle time that is easy to mistake for a bug.

6. Green is the biggest color of the level — nine green blocks (steps 1, 14, 21, 24, 27, 30, 31, 36 and 39), fed in three separate waves. None of them is optional: the grass and the foliage are the last large areas to go.

7. Finale. The last three blocks are Charcoal ×38 (4:58), Pink ×38 (4:59) and White ×59 (4:59). The board is empty at 5:06 and the Level Complete screen appears at 5:08.

Food Hunt Level 1028 — frequently asked questions

What colours are on the Food Hunt Level 1028 board?
The board image breaks down into 9 main colours, each covering at least 2% of it: orange (#F8D075, 28.3% of the board), white (#F1DCEF, 25.8% of the board), green (#24DE7C, 11.5% of the board), dark grey (#504953, 11.0% of the board), pink (#E269CE, 6.4% of the board), dark cyan (#259397, 6.1% of the board), red (#BE675A, 5.4% of the board), dark orange (#91776B, 3.2% of the board) and dark green (#26A578, 2.2% of the board).
Which colour should I clear first in Food Hunt Level 1028?
orange covers the most of the board at 28.3%, and white is next at 25.8%. The step-by-step walkthrough above is this board's actual tap order; the colour shares here are only what each colour costs to clear.
What difficulty is Level 1028 in Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle?
Level 1028 is rated Expert difficulty in Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle.
Is there a video walkthrough for this Food Hunt level?
Yes — the walkthrough video on this page plays the full clear of this board, so you can follow the tap order block by block. The board image next to it shows what the finished picture is made of.

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