Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide
Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 166 Walkthrough
Open the yellow-orange sliced-fruit platter with black 20, red-brown 17 and brown 15, clear its detached lower-right pieces, then alternate rim colors around the narrowing upper crescent.
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How to Solve Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 166 — Full Solution
- Tap black 20, red-brown 17 and brown 15 to attack the platter outline and first shadows.
- When those counts fall, dispatch teal 20 to the lower ring, orange 23 to the small fruit pieces and white 21 to the cut-face highlights; wait for an opener to release.
- Cycle teal 6/14, green 14 and brown 21/14 around the newly exposed oval edge, bringing in yellow 19 only after the lower-right pieces start breaking apart.
- Drain yellow 9/17 and orange 11/15 through the lower fruit, then use green 11 and black 7/21 on the edge pixels exposed behind it.
- At the horseshoe-shaped upper slice, rotate teal 17, white 20 and the next orange/yellow batches one released slot at a time.
- Follow the shrinking crescent with orange 15/17, green 3/4, teal 1 and brown-red 3/7 instead of stacking covered warm colors.
- Finish with yellow 21/24, black 6/7 and white 5, and wait for the last central yellow-orange pixels and isolated dark marks to disappear.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Orange, Green, Black, Brown, Teal, White, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking multiple yellow-orange nests before the rim opens blocks the dark and teal groups that expose their pixels.
- Treating the cleared lower pieces as the finish leaves the upper crescent and isolated outline marks behind.
Quick Tips for Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle Level 166 (spoiler-free)
- Use each disappearing lower-right piece as a slot-release checkpoint.
- Keep one slot available for the next dark or teal rim nest.
- Do not stop when only the thin upper crescent remains.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two large yellow-orange cut faces sit inside a dark oval with a green/teal ring, brown-red edge accents and two smaller pieces at lower right. Five slots are empty; black 20, red-brown 17 and brown 15 form the selectable front row, with white 21, orange 23 and teal 20 behind.
- Goal
- Remove the platter outline and shadows, drain the exposed ring and small pieces, then peel the two large slices down to a thin upper arch and an empty frame.
- Opening
- Tap black 20, red-brown 17 and brown 15; after they expose the edge, admit teal 20, orange 23 and white 21 rather than filling the tray with yellow.
- Danger Zone
- Repeated yellow/orange nests can sit blocked inside the fruit while black 21/20, teal 17 and brown edge groups still need slots to uncover them.
- Mechanics
- A compact repeated-color platter contracts from detached side pieces to a horseshoe and finally a narrow upper crescent.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which nests should enter first in Level 166?
Use black 20, red-brown 17 and brown 15 first; teal 20, orange 23 and white 21 become productive as the edge opens.
What is the last shape to clear?
The two large slices contract to a thin yellow-orange upper crescent with tiny green, dark and brown-red edge fragments.