Food Hunt Level 773 Walkthrough

Published: 2026-11-13

Beat Food Hunt level 773 by starting green 37, red 9 and white 18, then feeding the remaining slots while red waits. You are clearing a white castle with towers, red flags and pink trees against a light blue sky across 57 boxes in 12 colors. Sand 46 and sand 31 handle the closing sand pixels, while brown 26 is the final box in the queue.

The opening red 9 occupies slot 2 for nearly half the run. Brown 40, another brown 10 and dark grey 99 also hold their places for long stretches. In the crowded middle, white 58, dark grey 98 and blue 45 can all be working together, leaving little room for a careless sequence of buried colors.

Castle Color Order Around the Parked Red Box

Green, red, white, orange, sand, teal, pink, white, dark grey and pale pink; brown and blue waves follow. Continue through white, light blue and sand, with dark grey and brown 26 in the closing queue.

Use the color line to recognize the next stretch rather than to skip repeated boxes. The castle needs several white refills and repeated passes over the sky. The early red box remains in place while these other colors move through. Near the finish, distinguish queue order from the color of the last pixel: brown 26 enters last, but the remaining speck on the board is sand. That difference explains why a sand fragment can still be visible during the brown finish.

Walkthrough from Castle Towers to Sand Pixels

1. Fill the opening five. Load green 37, red 9, white 18, orange 9 and sand 19 into the five available slots. Green and white finish their exposed sections quickly, so their places begin rotating first. Red 9 settles into slot 2 and stays longer than any other box in this level. Keep feeding the places that become available instead of waiting for that red counter to empty.

Video walkthrough of level 773

The video follows the castle through the parked red 9, the crowded white and dark grey middle, and the final ten-box queue ending with brown 26.

2. Rotate the small refills. As green clears, continue with teal 23, pink 29, white 42, dark grey 4 and pale pink 30. These smaller refills keep the opening moving and prepare space for the heavy middle section. Dark grey 4 is the quickest box here, so be ready for its place to become available. Read each completed counter before choosing the next refill; the red box beside it may still look unchanged.
3. Follow brown and blue waves. The next sequence is brown 10, blue 30, blue 52, brown 1, red 12, dark grey 9, light blue 68, white 33 and sand 21. Brown 1 clears almost immediately because its single pixel is accessible. Light blue 68 has a much larger counter, yet it chews through the exposed sky quickly. Red 12 also finishes sooner than the original red 9, so equal colors do not imply equal waiting times.
4. Make room for the heavy middle. Continue with brown 20, light blue 61, blue 45, white 58 and dark grey 98. Four slots can be occupied by long-running boxes around this part of the clear. A counter of 98 looks large, but dark grey can empty quickly after its pixels become reachable. Judge the available route through the picture rather than treating every high number as a reason to hold the box back.
5. Keep moving beside slot 2. While red 9 remains parked, feed white 37, brown 40, sand 19, dark grey 18, light blue 19, white 25, teal 23, light blue 51, sand 43 and pale pink 48. Brown 40 creates another long wait in slot 4. Alternate the longer boxes with shorter refills to preserve movement through the other places. This section is about working around the original red pause rather than trying to force that box to finish first.
6. Run the closing queue. After red 9 leaves, send brown 10, light blue 66, blue 41, light blue 65, red 14, blue 44, pink 15 and green 41. Follow with sand 28, brown 17, dark grey 99, orange 12 and light blue 56 as the castle outline and color pockets remain. The final ten are white 28, blue 57, light blue 62, sand 46, white 33, light blue 25, sand 31, dark grey 45, white 66 and brown 26. Keep this last sequence moving through the available slots; the board finishes with a sand pixel as brown 26 closes the queue.

Red 9 and the Castle Queue Bottleneck

When four places are occupied by slow boxes, the remaining slot carries the rotation. A short refill such as brown 1 or white 25 keeps that route productive. Avoid stacking several tiny boxes whose pixels are still buried, but do not leave a usable place idle while an accessible color is waiting in the queue.

Check the specific parked boxes next: red 9 holds slot 2 through much of the first half, brown 40 waits in slot 4, and a later brown 10 can hold slot 2 again. Dark grey 99 then occupies slot 5 through the endgame. Their counters advance after neighboring colors uncover the corresponding pixels; the small red number does not make it an early finisher.

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