Food Hunt Level 877 Walkthrough

Level: 877 - a pixel-art person with yellow hair, wearing a green shirt and pink pants, lying on a sofa and drinking a beverage

How the Level Works

1. Tap a color block in the bottom queue to send it into one of the five slots above the hole. The queue runs in four independent columns, three blocks deep; a column only 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. All five slots are open from the start. Unlike most late levels there is no chained slot here - Sand 48, Rust 40, Sand 48, Cyan 30 and Sand 65 fill all five inside the first ten seconds.

4. Pixels can be walled in. A block can sit with a handful of pixels left for well over two minutes while the rest of its color is buried under other colors. That is normal - the pixels fall the moment the blocking color is gone. This level has two enormous stalls (Blue 3 for 142 seconds and Yellow 40 for 158 seconds) and one long one (Mauve 24 for 93 seconds).

5. Eat the entire picture to win. There is no move limit, so the order below only decides how fast the five slots recycle. One clean run takes 4:40.5, and the Level Complete screen follows at 4:41.5.

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 as it lands. The numbers below run in tap order, not by slot: each of the five slots refills many times.

Phase 1 - The Opening Five (0:04.5 - 0:09.5)

Phase 2 - The First Refills (0:16.5 - 0:46)

Phase 3 - The First Long Stalls (0:57.5 - 1:14)

Blue 3 and Yellow 40 both park here, and slot 2 is still held by Purple 16 - from 1:00 onward only slots 1 and 5 keep recycling.

Phase 4 - Slot 5 Rejoins (1:27.5 - 2:05.5)

Phase 5 - The Mid-Game Park (2:14.5 - 2:46.5)

From 2:21 to 2:46 slots 1, 2 and 3 are all held by slow blocks, and slot 4 is still on Blue 3 - only slot 5 keeps recycling.

Phase 6 - The Second Sweep (2:55 - 3:31)

Phase 7 - The Endgame Opens (3:42 - 4:00.5)

Phase 8 - The Last Six (4:10 - 4:32.5)

The very last pixel to fall is Teal - the final specks of the floor and the shading under the sofa, eaten at 4:40.5. The board is completely empty at 4:40.5, and the Level Complete screen appears at 4:41.5.

Quick Reference - One-Line Order

Sand 48 → Rust 40 → Sand 48 → Cyan 30 → Sand 65 → Teal 67 → Dark grey 10 → Purple 16 → Rust 40 → Teal 74 → Yellow 40 → Teal 54 → Magenta 22 → Blue 3 → Rust 34 → Orange 12 → Dark grey 48 → Lime 8 → Sand 38 → Purple 11 → Magenta 43 → Pale pink 42 → Teal 83 → Dark grey 60 → White 13 → Mauve 24 → Rust 27 → Lime 6 → Green 40 → Cyan 56 → Dark grey 91 → Cyan 44 → Orange 17 → Pale pink 41 → Lime 8 → Teal 65 → Yellow 15 → Sand 61 → White 28 → Sand 63 → Dark grey 83 → Teal 88 → Green 51 → Yellow 8 → Magenta 36 → Sand 56 → Dark grey 88 → Teal 60

Pro Tips

1. Blue 3 (step 14, 0:57.5) is the level's longest park in time-to-finish terms. It takes slot 4 and sits frozen on 3 until 3:20 - 142 seconds. Its three pixels are the last blue cells of the picture, walled in by the outline and the teal floor. Do not wait for that slot.

2. Yellow 40 (step 11, 0:44.5) holds slot 3 for 158 seconds (to 3:23) - the longest single stay of the level. Its number drops to 25 and then barely moves for two and a half minutes. That is not a bug.

3. Mauve 24 (step 26, 2:21) freezes in slot 1 for 93 seconds (to 3:54). Mauve is used exactly once in the whole level, and its 24 pixels are the grey-violet shading under the sofa.

4. Sand is the level's volume color: 7 blocks and 379 pixels, more than any other color. It clears the person's face and body and the pale wooden highlights, so it always has something to eat - feed it whenever a slot frees.

5. Teal is the second-biggest color: 7 blocks and 491 pixels. It clears the whole teal floor and the dark shading, and it is the color of the very last pixel on the board.

6. Dark grey is the ink outline, and it is everywhere: 6 blocks and 380 pixels. It never stalls for long, so it is the safest block to tap when you are not sure what to send.

7. Slot 2 spends the whole first two minutes on one Purple 16 (0:25.5 to 1:44.5). Purple is used only twice in the level, and the second purple block does not arrive until 1:41.5.

8. Watch the two low-contrast colors. Sand and Mauve are both close to the wooden panel behind the queue, so they are easy to scroll past. Skipping Sand leaves the person's face and the wall behind; skipping Mauve leaves the grey-violet shadow cells.

9. The mid-game bottleneck is 2:14.5 - 2:46.5. White 13, Mauve 24, Rust 27, Lime 6, Green 40, Cyan 56 and Dark grey 91 all land inside half a minute and most of them park, so almost nothing recycles until 2:55.

10. Finale. The last block you place is Teal 60 at 4:32.5; the last pixel on the board is Teal, eaten at 4:40.5. The Level Complete screen follows at 4:41.5 - no failed taps, no wasted moves.

Colors in this level

Colors in this level: ⬛ Dark grey (the ink outline around every shape and the person's eyes) · ⬜ White (the drink cup and the highlights on the person's hair) · 🟫 Rust (the brown wooden slats across the top of the picture) · 🟨 Sand (the person's face and body and the pale wooden highlights - the volume color) · 🟨 Yellow (the person's yellow hair and the round bun below it) · 🟧 Orange (the warm shading on the wooden slats and the bun) · 🩷 Pale pink (the light pink of the person's trousers) · 🟪 Magenta (the deeper pink of the person's clothing) · 🟪 Mauve (the grey-violet shadow under the sofa) · 🟣 Purple (the small violet shading around the sofa) · 🟦 Blue (the tiny blue detail at the top right of the picture) · 🩵 Cyan (the pale blue sky panel behind the sofa) · 💠 Teal (the teal floor and the dark shading - the largest single area) · 🟩 Green (the person's green shirt) · 🟩 Lime (the lighter yellow-green highlights on the shirt)