Food Hunt Level 345 Walkthrough
Pass Food Hunt level 345 by starting grey, working through dark grey and red, then letting the exposed colors open the late white and light blue areas. The scene shows a tilted light blue house amid fire and smoke, with a crack across the road. The picture uses 11 colors, with grey leading the opening and the house shades waiting until late.
The pressure comes from how much of each color is inaccessible. Grey is the largest, at 18.9% of the board, yet 54% of its cells are blocked; dark grey is 88% blocked, orange 81% and blue 69%. Light blue, white and deep light blue are fully surrounded. You must keep taking usable queue choices without turning the row into a collection of boxes waiting for those same neighbors.
| Picture | Tilted light blue house amid fire and smoke, with a crack across the road |
|---|---|
| Colors | 11 |
House Color Order: Grey Opens the Fire Scene
Grey, dark grey, red, pale orange, green, then white with blue and orange as access allows; pale red, deep light blue and the light blue house close the route.
The order separates an early grey-and-red opening from the house colors that cannot finish until much later. White appears in the later group, but complete enclosure means you should wait for access before committing its slot. Blue and orange also need neighboring material removed, so use their counters to judge whether they have a route. The queue supplies the available choices; do not treat the large visible house as permission to select light blue before its surrounding colors clear.
Solution from the Road to the Blue House
- Start grey at the first offer. Choose grey as soon as the lower queue makes its box available. Its share of 18.9% is larger than that of any other color on the board, so its long clearing job should begin early. A blocked portion of 54% explains why the counter may slow as its exposed cells run out. Let the ants work on those open patches while you prepare the next usable color.
Video walkthrough of level 345
The house video follows grey into the fire-and-smoke colors before the enclosed blue areas finish. Watch how the light blue house remains waiting while its surrounding pixels are removed.
- Follow the fire through grey and red. Dark grey and red usually follow the grey opening in the offered queue. Dark grey has a blocked portion of 88% and needs a long wait for most of its cells to become accessible. Red in the fire-and-smoke scene opens as surrounding grey patches are eaten. Do not add a third enclosed color too quickly beside this group, because the route-opening work still needs room in the slots.
- Use pale orange and green. As grey and red areas disappear, pale orange and green become useful for continuing through the picture. Add their boxes separately while keeping spare space for the next queue choice. The lower queue determines what you can tap, while the board shows which shades still need access. If the wanted shade is unavailable, take an offered color with a smaller number instead of filling space with another long wait.
- Wait through blue and orange. Blue is 69% blocked and orange 81%, so neither can consume every matching pixel immediately. Their ants wait for neighboring colors to uncover the covered portions. Look at the counters: a stationary value means the route is still closed, even if the color is visible on the scene. Continue eating accessible patches in other shades so those blue and orange areas can eventually be reached.
- Release white and pale red late. White starts entirely enclosed, so placing it before the surrounding work is done gives it no pixels to eat. Pale red is partly open but has 52% of its cells blocked, roughly half its cells. Introduce these boxes when much of the field has cleared and the slots have space to absorb any remaining wait. This late placement keeps the enclosed pale areas from obstructing the earlier fire-and-road sequence.
- Finish the two light blue shades. Deep light blue and the light blue tilted house belong to the closing stage. Grey, dark grey and five further colors surround every light blue cell, making a long initial pause normal for that box. Once these neighbors have disappeared, the ants can finally reach the last house pixels. Let those remaining areas clear to complete level 345 rather than expecting an early light blue selection to skip the enclosure.
Read the Counters Before Adding Another Box
Read a stopped counter before repeating its color. On this board an unchanged number indicates that neighboring pixels still block the route, so another box of the same shade does not solve the access problem. Keep at most two long-running boxes together and introduce enclosed choices only after their neighbors have partly cleared. Grey itself can slow because 54% of its cells are covered, even though it is the recommended opening color.
Then separate the completely closed group from the partly accessible one. Light blue, white and deep light blue have no initial access at all. Dark grey at 88% blocked, orange at 81% and blue at 69% may remove some pixels before waiting for the rest. Saving the three fully enclosed colors for later gives grey and red time to open the fire scene. Pale red at 52% belongs after that opening too, when a pause will no longer consume space needed for the main neighbors.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you beat Food Hunt level 345?
Start grey across its 18.9% share, follow the dark grey and red opening, and use accessible colors to release the house. Save the 3 fully enclosed shades, light blue, white and deep light blue, until their neighbors have cleared.
What color should start the burning-house board?
Grey begins the route through the 11 colors because its 18.9% share is the largest. Its blocked portion is 54%, so start early and expect its counter to slow before all neighboring cells disappear.
Why is light blue not counting down?
Grey, dark grey and 5 other colors surround all the light blue cells of the house. The box must wait for those neighbors, making the light blue pause an expected part of the late finish.
What if waiting boxes occupy every slot?
Prevent that setup by keeping no more than 2 long boxes together, especially dark grey at 88% blocked and orange at 81%. Continue with accessible shades when space returns; this plan avoids congestion but cannot promise a recovery once every occupied box has no route.
Which colors should finish level 345?
Deep light blue and light blue form the closing house pass, while white also belongs late. Those are the 3 completely enclosed colors, so delay them until grey, red and the other surrounding areas have gone.
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