Food Hunt Level 941 Walkthrough

Published: 2026-11-13

To beat Food Hunt level 941, open with teal 45, orange 54 and the two green boxes, then build the rust 154 and cyan 170 merges while cycling the available slots. The picture shows a seagull perched on an orange cat sitting in water, surrounded by green jungle, with 41 boxes across 12 colors. Save the small white 52 and magenta 4 boxes for the closing sequence; the last pixel eaten belongs to the dark grey outline.

Rust 154 occupies slot 3 longer than any other box, and pale pink 40 holds slot 1 for almost as long. That leaves three working slots through much of the middle. Early progress can look tiny because these colors are covered from the beginning, so judge the opening by the available colors and occupied slots rather than by how much of the cat has disappeared.

Cat and Seagull Color Order

Teal, orange, green, lilac, rust, pale pink, blue, white, yellow, dark grey, cyan and magenta. Merge rust to 154 in the middle and cyan to 170 later; the closing sequence includes two magenta boxes at 4.

Use this color order to recognize each part of the cat scene, with the numbered steps below showing the refills. Green repeats immediately in the opening, while rust and cyan have deliberate merges rather than separate short runs. The magenta 4 boxes belong to the tail of the queue, but they do not determine the final pixel color. Keep the dark grey outline working while those small finishing boxes arrive.

Solution Through the Rust and Cyan Merges

1. Launch the jungle colors. Fill the opening slots with teal 45, orange 54, green 27, green 24 and lilac 15. Play both greens consecutively because they eat the jungle around the water. All five slots are used here, so there is no reason to wait between those opening picks. Lilac 15 is short and returns its space quickly, giving the next part of the queue somewhere to land.

Video walkthrough of level 941

Watch the cat clear around rust 154 in slot 3, then compare the three-box cyan merge reaching 170 in the rightmost slot. The closing footage separates the last magenta arrival from the dark grey pixel that completes the picture.

2. Combine rust in slot 3. Tap rust twice, starting with rust 52, to combine the two boxes into rust 154 in slot 3. Its counter jumps upward as the merge forms, but the covered rust pixels keep that slot occupied afterward. Around it, introduce pale pink 18, teal 50, pale pink 40, orange 66 and teal 40. Pale pink 40 then becomes the other long wait in slot 1, so prepare to rotate the remaining spaces rather than expecting either resident to finish quickly.
3. Keep three spaces productive. Continue with orange 62, green 32, teal 50, blue 53 and white 13. With pale pink waiting in slot 1 and merged rust in slot 3, these picks have only three working spaces between them. White 13 clears quickly and gives you a useful opening for the following color. Refill a genuinely available space instead of adding a covered color simply because its box is small.
4. Expose the bird and outline. Bring in orange 48, yellow 22, white 53, orange 51 and dark grey 124. The main image now falls away until the outline, seagull and water are the prominent remains. Orange has large areas to handle in both the rust-orange sky and the cat's fur, which explains its repeated arrivals. Dark grey is spread around the whole picture, giving its 124 box exposed outline pixels to eat while other colors wait.
5. Build the largest cyan box. Make three consecutive cyan picks so the boxes combine to 170 in the far-right slot. This is the largest merged box here, handling the light blue frame and remaining water in one pass. Continue the surrounding sequence with lilac 20, cyan 63, orange 11, green 40 and rust 36. Orange 11 is a particularly quick exit, so watch for the space it returns while the big cyan run continues.
6. Clear the small remaining patches. After the cat disappears, feed orange 67, blue 49, pale pink 19, rust 40 and dark grey 100 into the remaining work. The closing list is white 70, cyan 58, orange 50, blue 47, yellow 7, magenta 4, white 52 and magenta 4. Keep those little magenta picks in their queue positions rather than treating them as a substitute for the outline. The final eaten pixel is dark grey even though the last arriving box is magenta 4.

Working Around Two Occupied Cat Slots

Start by checking the three spaces you can still use. A tiny box with covered pixels is a poor refill here because it can stop beside the existing residents. Orange and dark grey are better working colors when their areas are exposed, and the brief white 13 run can return a slot promptly. The queue can pause between arrivals without the picture being broken.

The reason for that restricted space is the pair in slots 3 and 1: rust 154 waits longest, with pale pink 40 almost matching it. Their food lies beneath neighboring colors, so they cannot finish just because their counters are large or their turns came early. Eating those neighbors eventually releases both slots. Once they clear, the queue becomes much denser again through the final stretch.

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