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Colony Flow Level 230The ramen bowl

Follow 39 selections from the starting tray to the recorded finish. Check the box counts, linked groups and waiting points against your own board.

Visually reviewed 2026-10-14 · Match this recorded layout

Match this starting board.

Match the ramen bowl and its 4 stacks. The front row reads white 35, green 10, white 35, white 35, from left to right.

Starting picture and tray in the credited Level 230 recording
Starting board · source at 0:05

Front row, from left to right · 4 stacks

  1. Stack 1white 35
  2. Stack 2green 10
  3. Stack 3white 35
  4. Stack 4white 35

If the picture or front row differs, use a recording that matches your layout.

From the first box to the recorded clear

Complete box order.

Select the boxes in this order. Numbers below are the counts before selection. Positions refer to the stacks currently visible, counted from the left. When a stack empties, count the remaining stacks again.

Wait for room. A single box needs one empty slot. Linked boxes need two; a three-box chain needs three. A tap with too few spaces does not add a box. Video times help you find a move; follow your queue state instead of matching the clock.
  1. white 35third of four
    1 slot0:06 ↗
  2. white 35left of four
    1 slot0:06 ↗
  3. white 35right of four
    1 slot0:07 ↗
  4. dark 32right of four
    1 slot0:10 ↗
  5. white 35right of four
    1 slot0:11 ↗
  6. white 35right of four
    1 slot0:17 ↗
  7. white 35right of four
    1 slot0:18 ↗
  8. red 30third of four
    1 slot0:23 ↗
  9. white 35third of four
    1 slot0:24 ↗
  10. yellow 14third of four

    Linked with white 35 on the right.

    2 slots0:29 ↗
  11. white 35right of four

    Linked with dark 32 directly underneath.

    2 slots0:42 ↗
  12. white 35right of four
    1 slot1:07 ↗
  13. green 10middle of three
    1 slot1:21 ↗
  14. dark 30middle of three
    1 slot1:22 ↗
  15. cyan 33middle of three
    1 slot1:33 ↗
  16. white 35middle of three
    1 slot1:33 ↗
  17. white 40middle of three
    1 slot1:44 ↗
  18. white 35middle of three
    1 slot1:57 ↗
  19. brown 22left of three
    1 slot2:05 ↗
  20. dark 30left of three
    1 slot2:13 ↗
  21. yellow 12left of three
    1 slot2:13 ↗
  22. white 35left of three
    1 slot2:14 ↗
  23. dark 36left of three
    1 slot2:25 ↗
  24. white 35left of three

    Linked with peach 17 in the middle.

    2 slots2:25 ↗
  25. white 35middle of three
    1 slot2:28 ↗
  26. brown 22right of three
    1 slot2:43 ↗
  27. white 35right of three
    1 slot2:54 ↗
  28. white 35right of three
    1 slot3:01 ↗
  29. white 40left of three

    Linked with white 35 directly underneath.

    2 slots3:06 ↗
  30. white 35left of three
    1 slot3:13 ↗
  31. red 31right of three

    Linked with white 35 directly underneath.

    2 slots3:21 ↗
  32. white 35right of three
    1 slot3:25 ↗
  33. white 35right of three
    1 slot3:37 ↗
  34. dark 30middle of three

    Linked with cyan 30 directly underneath.

    2 slots3:42 ↗
  35. green 10right of three
    1 slot3:48 ↗
  36. white 35middle of three
    1 slot3:51 ↗
  37. white 35middle of three
    1 slot3:52 ↗
  38. white 35right of two
    1 slot3:52 ↗
  39. dark 32only remaining
    1 slot4:07 ↗

Where to pause and check.

Count the separate white 35 selections

Start with white 35 from the third, left and right stacks. After the right dark 32, take three more right white 35 boxes separately. The repeated 35 label is expected; use the lower boxes and the newly filled slot to confirm each selection.

Check the source at 0:18 ↗

Expose yellow 14 before the cross-stack pair

Take red 30 and then a single white 35 from the third stack. Yellow 14 underneath is connected across to white 35 on the right. Take that pair only after both heads are exposed and two queue spaces are free.

Check the source at 0:29 ↗

Peach 17 is linked to the left stack

Clear brown 22, dark 30, yellow 12, white 35 and dark 36 on the left. This exposes the white 35 linked across to peach 17 in the middle. A tap on the buried partner before this point cannot send the pair.

Check the source at 2:25 ↗

Finish the cyan link and the final white boxes

After the right red 31/white 35 pair and the two following white 35 boxes, send the middle dark 30/cyan 30 pair. Take green 10 on the right, the two remaining middle white 35 boxes, then the last right white 35. The original left dark 32 is the final box.

Check the source at 3:42 ↗

Check the clear.

After the last selection, let the active boxes finish. The source reaches a cleared board or its victory screen near 4:22.

Cleared board or victory screen at the end of the credited Level 230 recording
Recorded finish · source at 4:22

Still frames from Crazy Games Walkthrough’s linked recording. Game artwork belongs to its owners.

Watch the complete source.

Source video preview for Colony Flow Level 230

By Crazy Games Walkthrough · Open on YouTube ↗

Recording and verification.

The written sequence, linked boxes and finish were visually checked against the complete credited recording on 2026-10-14. Blocked taps are excluded from the box order.

Recorded mobile gameplay. The platform and build number have not been confirmed. This route has not been played through on the current installed release; match the picture and starting tray before using it.

This written route currently relies on one complete recording. An independent playthrough of the same layout has not been confirmed here.

If your run diverges.

My box did not move into a slot.

Check the empty slots and every linked partner. A linked group cannot move while a partner remains buried in a stack. Wait for the needed spaces, expose the partners in the listed order, and compare the next checkpoint.

Same level number, different picture?

Compare the artwork, obstacles and starting row. Layouts can change. Use the level library to find a recording that matches your board; keep moves from one layout together.

The source video will not load?

Open the credited YouTube link directly. Playback depends on YouTube and your connection. The written order and board checks remain readable without the player.