Why Pixel Flow level numbers can differ
A level number is a useful starting point, but different game versions or player states may show a different board. Start with the numbered level directory and open an available video guide. Compare the board in the video with the board you see before following it.
What this guide knows
- The current target range is Levels 1–3010. PixelFlow Guide currently has 2,838 video guides.
- Any level with an available video source can have a public guide page; step-by-step text is optional.
- A level number alone may not identify the same board for every player or game version.
What remains an assumption
App versions, player progress, experiments, or other game-side rules may contribute to number differences. PixelFlow Guide does not present any one explanation as an official Loom Games rule without direct evidence.
Why this is worth checking
Two public player reports describe a level number leading to a different board than the walkthrough they found. These are player observations, not an official explanation of how Loom Games assigns boards.
What to do when a number fails
- Open the numbered level directory and check whether a video is available for the level shown in your game.
- For an available video guide, compare the board shown in the video with the shape and colors on your board.
- If the boards differ, treat the guide as a different observed board rather than forcing its walkthrough.
- If no video is available, that level does not have a usable source yet.