Food Hunt Level 1129 Walkthrough & Answers

Level: 1129 — a bakery shop window drawn in chunky pixel blocks: a red-striped awning on top, a cream wall behind it, cakes glowing in a teal glass display and a pink counter at the bottom. Dark-grey outlines thread the whole scene.

Colors in this level: ⬛ Dark grey · ⬜ White · ⬜ Cream · 🟨 Yellow · 🟧 Orange · 🟫 Rust · 🟥 Rose · 🩷 Pale pink · 🟣 Purple · 🟦 Blue · 💠 Teal · 🟩 Lime

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. You cannot aim it — it drops into the next free slot, and the row stays packed against the left edge.

2. Ants of that color eat every reachable pixel of the matching color on the picture. The number on the block counts down as those pixels disappear. At 0 the block vanishes and frees its slot.

3. Pixels can be walled in. Level 1129 stacks the awning over the window and the window over the counter, so several blocks freeze for a minute or more before their pixels are exposed. A frozen block is normal, not a bug.

4. Mystery blocks. A queue block drawn with a "?" instead of a number reveals its real color when it lands. Step 6 of this run is one of them — it turns out to be a Dark grey 70, one of the two biggest blocks of the level.

5. Same-color refills. Late in the level the queue serves two Blue blocks, two Cream blocks and several Rose blocks in a row. When a color's block hits 0 and the queue still holds the same color, feed the next one immediately — the video chains some of these refills inside a single second.

6. Eat the entire picture to win. There is no move limit, so you can never lose — only take longer. A clean run seats all 28 blocks between 0:04 and 4:16, and the board reads empty at 4:22.

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 as it lands.

Phase 1 — Open the Front Four (0:04–0:14)

Phase 2 — Feed the Slow Eaters (0:43–1:19)

Phase 3 — Long Haul (1:35–2:18)

Phase 4 — Breakthrough (2:34–3:32)

Phase 5 — Endgame (3:44–3:58)

Phase 6 — Final Sweep (4:06–4:17)

The very last pixel to fall is Teal.

Quick Reference (Plain Names and Counts)

Pale pink 19 → Rust 20 → Orange 25 → Rose 21 → Rust 47 → Dark grey 70 → Yellow 24 → Rose 21 → White 65 → Cream 70 → Dark grey 70 → Pale pink 50 → Lime 35 → Orange 24 → Purple 6 → Rust 39 → Blue 55 → Cream 89 → Rose 44 → Blue 43 → Dark grey 24 → Teal 65 → Cream 35 → Rose 27 → Rust 13 → Dark grey 32 → Rose 8 → Dark grey 8

Pro Tips

1. Keep all five slots loaded. This level chains slot releases, so an empty slot is wasted time even when the block you send next will freeze for a while.

2. Send the mystery block early. It reveals as a Dark grey 70 — one of the two biggest blocks of the run — and its outlines thread the whole picture, so it needs the longest runway you can give it.

3. Do not wait for the frozen blocks. Orange 25 seats at 0:13 and only frees at 2:21, Yellow 24 sits from 1:08 to 3:31, and White 65 holds its slot from 1:19 all the way to 3:54. Refill the working slots and let the frozen ones resolve on their own.

4. Blue needs two blocks. The Blue 55 at 3:21 does not finish the window pixels; the immediate Blue 43 at 3:32 completes them. The same chaining applies to Cream and Rose late in the run.

5. Purple 6 is a freebie. It seats at 2:34 and clears within two seconds — grab it whenever it shows.

6. The last pixel is Teal. The glass reflection block seats at 3:48, drains slowly behind everything else, and finishes the board at 4:22. One-run clear time: 4:22.