Food Hunt Level 1123 Walkthrough & Answers

Level: 1123 — a pixel gorilla face: yellow mohawk, dark-brown crown, grey muzzle, orange sideburns, pink cheeks and beard, red mouth and a teal collar on a cream background.

Colors in this level: ⬜ Beige (the cream cards) · ⬜ White (teeth and highlights) · ⬛ Dark grey (the outline) · 🟫 Rust (the brown crown) · 🟧 Orange (sideburns) · 🟨 Yellow (mohawk) · 🟥 Red (mouth) · 🩷 Pale pink (cheeks and beard) · 🟪 Magenta (the deep pink lips) · 🟪 Mauve (the grey face) · 🟣 Purple (mouth shadow) · 💠 Teal (collar)

How the Level Works

1. Five seats are open from the start — there is no chained or locked seat on this level, and every seat works from the first second.

2. Tap a block in the 3-column tray under the seats. It flies up into the leftmost empty seat; you never choose the seat, and a full row of five seats takes no more taps.

3. Ants of that colour eat every reachable pixel of the matching colour. The number printed on the block is what is left of its colour; at 0 the block vanishes and the seat is free again.

4. The number keeps dropping while the block is still flying in. Count below is the value on the frame the block sits in its seat — one second later it is usually 3–5 lower.

5. A tapped block leaves a hole at the top of its column and the column shifts up one row; a fresh block enters at the bottom. Watch the tray, not just the seats.

6. Blocks freeze for a long time. A stalled number means its pixels are buried under other colours — Orange 38 (seat 2) sits still from 0:03.5 to 1:58.5, Rust 54 from 0:04.5 to 1:59.5, Yellow 69 from 1:27.0 to 3:21.0. Never wait on a frozen block: feed the free seats instead.

7. The two cream cards on the cheeks are part of the picture, not a move counter — their numbers tick down as pixels are eaten.

8. Same-colour relays are normal. Mauve 76 finishes in seat 4 at 1:16.5 and Mauve 70 takes the same seat at 1:19.0; only the number resetting tells you it is a new block.

Complete Block Order

Timestamps are video time (the recording plays at 3x, so 3:47 of video is about 76 seconds of real play). Count is the number printed on the block when it settles into its seat.

Phase 1 — Opening Five (0:03.0–0:07.0)

All five seats are unlocked from the very first second, so the opening is a straight five-tap burst: by 0:07.0 every seat is already running. Nothing has to clear first, so do not hesitate — the earlier the first batch bites, the looser the rest of the level feels.

Phase 2 — First Refills (0:13.0–0:43.5)

Seats recycle one at a time as their blocks run dry. White 45 lands at 0:13.0 and drains in eight seconds; seat 4 then stays empty for thirteen more seconds until Mauve 76 arrives at 0:35.0, Dark grey 33 takes seat 1 one second later, and Red 27 plus Purple 16 land in the same second at 0:43.0.

Phase 3 — Mid-Level Churn (0:58.0–1:27.0)

Magenta 21 and Dark grey 49 arrive together at 0:58.0. From here the churn slows: Pale pink 55 holds seat 1 for eleven seconds, two Mauve blocks (70, then 82) take seat 4 back to back, and Yellow 69 lands at 1:27.0 in seat 5 — where it will sit for the next 114 seconds.

Phase 4 — Four Seats at Once (2:00.5–2:13.0)

The board empties almost all at once: Orange 38 (seat 2, there since 0:03.5) dies at 1:58.5, Rust 54 (seat 3, since 0:04.5) at 1:59.5, and seats 1 and 4 are already free — only Yellow 69 (seat 5, since 1:27.0) is still eating. So four seats are free at 2:00.5 and you refill them inside 2.5 seconds: Rust 37, Teal 17, Dark grey 82, Pale pink 49. Rust 55 is the last tap of the stretch and holds seat 2 alone from 2:13.0.

Phase 5 — White, Red, Mauve, Yellow (2:20.5–2:50.0)

The White 2 at 2:20.5 is the trap of the level: it looks like nothing, and it blocks seat 1 for 35 seconds. Red 27 follows one tap later, Mauve 64 goes into seat 4, and then the level waits — nothing is fed for 17 seconds while the board drains. Yellow 50, Pale pink 44 and Orange 38 land together at 2:41.0–2:42.5, and Dark grey 72 is the last tap of this stretch at 2:50.0.

Phase 6 — Final Five (3:26.5–3:33.5)

A 36-second pause, then the last five taps: Yellow 50, Pale pink 40, Mauve 76, Dark grey 80 and Rust 16 one second later. These five empty the board — Rust 16 is the last block fed in the level.

Endgame and Clear

Rust 16 in seat 5 at 3:33.5 is the last block fed. After that only single-digit scraps are left: at 3:40 four seats still showed one- or two-digit numbers, all five seats are empty by 3:41, the picture is gone at 3:42, and Level Complete appears at 3:45.5.

Quick Reference — One-Line Order

Beige 22 → Orange 38 → Rust 54 → Dark grey 35 → Pale pink 59 → White 45 → Mauve 76 → Dark grey 33 → Red 27 → Purple 16 → Magenta 21 → Dark grey 49 → Pale pink 55 → Mauve 70 → Mauve 82 → Yellow 69 → Rust 37 → Teal 17 → Dark grey 82 → Pale pink 49 → Rust 55 → White 2 → Red 27 → Mauve 64 → Yellow 50 → Pale pink 44 → Orange 38 → Dark grey 72 → Yellow 50 → Pale pink 40 → Mauve 76 → Dark grey 80 → Rust 16

Pro Tips

1. Fill all five seats in the first seven seconds. Beige 22, Orange 38, Rust 54, Dark grey 35 and Pale pink 59 go in back to back — there is no reason to wait.

2. Two openings run the whole first half. Orange 38 (seat 2) and Rust 54 (seat 3) only die at 1:58.5 and 1:59.5, so the other three seats do almost all the work for the first two minutes.

3. The 33-second pause from 1:27.0 to 2:00.5 is expected. Seats 1 and 4 still empty inside it, but seats 2, 3 and 5 are pinned by the three long-lived blocks, so fresh taps only restart at 2:00.5.

4. White 2 at 2:20.5 is the most expensive tap in the level. It costs one of five seats for 35 seconds for two pixels — it is unavoidable, so put it in early in the stretch and leave it alone.

5. Save the reloads. At 2:41.0–2:42.5 three blocks land inside 1.5 seconds (Yellow 50, Pale pink 44, Orange 38); three seats are free at that point, which is what keeps the board moving.

6. The last five taps end the level. Yellow 50, Pale pink 40, Mauve 76, Dark grey 80 and Rust 16 at 3:26.5–3:33.5 clear everything; no finale or auto-release phase follows.

7. No fail state. One run clears in 3:47 of video time — about 76 seconds of real play at 3x.