Food Hunt Level 1029 Walkthrough

Published: 2026-11-13

To beat Food Hunt level 1029, begin with grey-purple 48, pink 50 and pink 46, then expose the orange sun and the light blue pool while rotating the working slots. The scene shows a red-faced monkey in a white spacesuit sitting in water before pink mountains, with 39 boxes across 10 colors. Feed the dark grey outline before the very end and continue through the final five arrivals; the last eaten pixel is white, even though pink 8 is the last box placed.

Rock, sky and water colors form barriers around several matching patches, so some boxes stay seated far longer than the short refills around them. Orange 29 in slot 1 is the longest resident, and white 98 holds slot 5 through much of the middle. The queue can accelerate near the end, with the final five boxes arriving close together after the slower enclosed areas open.

Monkey Pool Answer Key and Final Five

Grey-purple 48, pink 50, pink 46, orange 17 and grey-purple 68, followed by light blue, blue, sandy and white refills. The final five are dark grey 67, red 39, sandy 69, white 49 and pink 8.

The early grey-purple and pink boxes eat the rock, sky and shore areas that surround the monkey. Orange then opens the sun patch, while the blues develop the pool. Red face pixels and the thin dark grey outline need their own later work, so do not read the quick final pink 8 as the main finishing task. Follow the numbered refills around orange 29 and white 98, keeping the queue's usable colors moving while those residents wait.

Solution from Mountain Background to White Foam

1. Launch the five background picks. Fill the opening five slots with grey-purple 48, pink 50, pink 46, orange 17 and grey-purple 68. Grey-purple 48 finishes first and returns the earliest space. The pink arrivals open the sky and shore strips, letting the queue advance around the picture. Make these starting picks consecutively as they become available rather than leaving an empty space while the matching background is exposed.

Video walkthrough of level 1029

The clear shows orange 29 holding slot 1 while smaller grey-purple and pink boxes rotate elsewhere. Watch dark grey 52 start the outline before the final five arrivals and the last white pixel in the halo and water foam.

2. Rotate around pink 60. Continue with light blue 46, blue 27, sandy 39, white 68, pink 60 and grey-purple 72. Two pink arrivals can land almost together in this early refill section. Pink 60 finds little accessible food and remains in slot 3, so its number should not be mistaken for a promise of fast progress. Keep the other spaces circulating instead of waiting for that enclosed pink patch to clear first.
3. Approach the red face. Introduce light blue 51, red 44, white 85, blue 32 and sandy 83. Three of this group hold their spaces longer than the surrounding arrivals. The red face and facial patch remain covered from above, which limits how much the red ants can reach immediately. Keep feeding the returned spaces so the pool and surrounding areas can uncover those inner monkey pixels.
4. Let orange 29 occupy slot 1. The next rotation is grey-purple 40, white 39, light blue 63, grey-purple 48, orange 29, white 68, pink 18 and sandy 55. Orange 29 begins the longest stay of any box on this board in slot 1. Pink 18 leaves quickly and gives you a short refill opportunity elsewhere. Use that opening for the continuing queue instead of waiting for the orange sun patch to finish on its own.
5. Start the thin outline early. Play teal 16, red 27, dark grey 52, red 55, white 98 and sandy 86. Teal 16 is the smallest of these late boxes and leaves first, while white 98 settles into a long wait in slot 5. The two dark grey boxes at 52 and 67 are the only boxes assigned to the monkey's one-pixel outline. Start the 52 during this slow section so the outline can eat alongside the remaining face, water and suit colors.
6. Distinguish pink's arrival from white's finish. Grey-purple 69, red 43, grey-purple 49 and white 91 lead into the last five boxes. Those five arrive almost consecutively: dark grey 67, red 39, sandy 69, white 49 and pink 8. Pink 8 disappears almost instantly because its remaining patch is tiny. The last eaten pixel is white, belonging to the monkey's pale halo and foam on the water, so completion comes after the final pink arrival has already gone.

Give the Monkey Outline Time Before Cleanup

Start troubleshooting with the outline rather than the visibly stalled sun. Dark grey 52 needs to enter during the slow middle because its one-pixel shell is the slowest part of the image to eat. Dark grey 67 joins the final five, but leaving all outline work until then would put that slow shape behind the quick remaining patches. Rotate short grey-purple, pink and light blue arrivals while the outline and covered residents work.

Then check the parked colors by position: orange 17 in slot 4, blue 27 in slot 2, red 44 in slot 5 and pink 60 in slot 3 all wait behind rock, sky or water. Later, orange 29 holds slot 1, red 55 waits in slot 4 and white 98 occupies slot 5. Several residents are exceptionally slow, so preserve at least two free places before adding further boxes during these congested periods.

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