Food Hunt Level 1101 Walkthrough & Answers

Level: 1101 - a grinning blue bowling ball with a red mouth, three white pins with red stripes, and a sand-coloured lane on a dark background. 39 blocks clear the board at about 5:35, and their counts add up to 1,894 eaten pixels.

How the Level Works

1. Tap a block in the bottom tray. It flies into the leftmost free slot. You cannot choose the slot. 2. Ants of that color eat every reachable matching pixel. The number on the block counts down; at 0 the block disappears and frees its slot. 3. You cannot tap while all five slots are full. Waiting for a slot is normal in this level. 4. The tray narrows as it is used up. It holds three columns of three blocks at the start, two columns from about 4:10, and a single column from about 4:30. 5. Same-color replacements leave no empty frame. When a block clears and the same color goes straight back in, the only tell is the number jumping back up. 6. Numbers can be three digits. Dark grey blocks in this level read 148, 150, 149, 141 and 100. Read the whole number, not just the last two digits. 7. Count is the value printed on the landing frame. The ants start eating during the flight, so the next frame is often 1-3 lower.

Complete Block Order

All times are video time at 3x speed, shown to the nearest 0.5 second.

Phase 1 - Opening Five (0:03-0:08)

The level starts with every slot empty. Five taps in the first eight seconds fill the whole row: Sand 57, Dark grey 55 and Dark grey 54 land almost together, then Sand 42 and White 42 close the row at 0:08.

Phase 2 - Second Wave (0:16.5-0:17.5)

The opening blocks clear and four more go straight in: Blue 31 takes slot 1 at 0:16.5, followed within a second by White 19, Red 13 and Teal 15.

Phase 3 - First Long Stretch (0:56-1:10.5)

Nothing can be tapped for almost forty seconds while the first wave drains. Sand 34 arrives at 0:56, Sand 27 at 1:03.5, then Blue 60, Cyan 23 and Dark grey 148 land together at 1:10. This is the first three-digit block of the level.

Phase 4 - Middle Cycle (1:39.5-2:10.5)

Red 17 and Pink 17 keep slot 5 turning, then White 51 takes slot 1 at 1:56.5. Dark grey 150 enters slot 2 at 2:02.5 and Blue 27 joins slot 5 at 2:10.5.

Phase 5 - Slow Middle (2:31.5-2:42.5)

The board is eating slowly here and only three taps land in the next half minute: Cyan 7 in slot 2, Blue 31 in slot 5, then Red 26 in slot 5.

Phase 6 - Late Middle (3:04.5-3:34)

Dark grey 108, Blue 15 and Dark grey 149 follow in the next half minute. Dark grey blocks now carry most of the remaining picture.

Phase 7 - Fourth-Minute Stretch (4:00.5-4:13)

White 13 arrives at 4:00.5, then two Sand blocks in slot 5: Sand 34 at 4:03 and Sand 19 at 4:13. By this point the tray is down to two columns.

Phase 8 - Five in a Row (4:29.5-4:43.5)

Five taps fill the row in three seconds: Red 13, Teal 15, Cyan 11, White 31 and Dark grey 100. From here the tray is a single column.

Phase 9 - Final Five (4:53-5:24)

The endgame is Dark grey: Blue 56 at 4:53, White 41 at 5:03.5, Dark grey 150 at 5:08, Sand 39 at 5:17, Dark grey 141 at 5:17.5 and the last tap, White 13 at 5:24.

Finale and Clear

The last tap is White 13 at 5:24. Two Dark grey blocks are still working at that point: Dark grey 150 in slot 3 (in since 5:08) and Dark grey 141 in slot 2 (in since 5:17.5). The slot 2 block is the last one standing, and it frees its slot at about 5:33.5.

The last pixels are Dark grey - the dark background behind the pins. The board is clear at about 5:35 and the Level Complete screen appears at 5:36.5.

Quick Reference - One-Line Order

Sand 57 → Dark grey 55 → Dark grey 54 → Sand 42 → White 42 → Blue 31 → White 19 → Red 13 → Teal 15 → Sand 34 → Sand 27 → Blue 60 → Cyan 23 → Dark grey 148 → Red 17 → Pink 17 → White 51 → Dark grey 150 → Blue 27 → Cyan 7 → Blue 31 → Red 26 → Dark grey 108 → Blue 15 → Dark grey 149 → White 13 → Sand 34 → Sand 19 → Red 13 → Teal 15 → Cyan 11 → White 31 → Dark grey 100 → Blue 56 → White 41 → Dark grey 150 → Sand 39 → Dark grey 141 → White 13

Pro Tips

1. Slot 4 is a parking space. Teal 15 lands there at 0:17.5 and does not leave until about 5:15. Do not stop tapping because one slot looks stuck. 2. Frozen numbers are normal. Blue 60 enters at 1:10 and still reads 60 about fifty seconds later; the number only moves when the ants can reach that color's pixels. 3. Dark grey is the whole endgame. Nine Dark grey blocks arrive and seven of them carry 100 pixels or more, so the last two minutes are mostly Dark grey taps. 4. Watch the tray width. Three columns of three at the start, two columns from about 4:10, one column from about 4:30. After the columns re-centre, keep tapping the leftmost available block. 5. The first tap of a fresh row fills slot 1. Blocks always take the leftmost free slot, so the order in the table is also the order the slots fill. 6. Do not read a three-digit number as two digits. 148 and 150 are the biggest blocks in the level; if the guide's count looks too small, you have missed the leading digit.