Profile Perfect Level 363 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 363 Answer

Here’s the final grid for Level 363. I’ll walk through how every clue locks into place right after the table.

Profile Perfect Level 363 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 363 starts with a couple of locked answers: Colony E’s line formation and Colony C’s location are already revealed. From there, the puzzle uses a mix of direct assignments, neighbor relationships, and size comparisons to fill out the five ant colonies. Several cells hold two values (Leaf/Insect for Colony B and Bread Crumb/Apple for Colony D), so the walkthrough handles those as a single cell with multiple valid foods. Let’s step through the solve.

Step 1: Use the two starting answers and the first three clues

The puzzle shows me that Ant Colony E’s line is ShapeReversed L and Ant Colony C’s location is Sidewalk Crack. Clue 1 says the leftmost colony (A) carries a Sugar Cube – that’s a direct lock for Colony A’s food. Clue 2 confirms Colony E’s line (already set) and adds its location: the ants in that formation are bringing gifts to the Gnome, so Colony E’s location is Gnome. Clue 3 says the middle colony (C) makes a formation with the most branches – that’s Shape^, so Colony C’s line is now locked.

We now have:

• Colony A: Food = Sugar Cube
• Colony C: Line = Shape^, Location = Sidewalk Crack
• Colony E: Line = ShapeReversed L, Location = Gnome

Step 2: Pin Colony B’s time and location from the “next to” and “Stone” clues

Clue 4 says the colony next to the Sugar Cube works at Noon. The Sugar Cube is with Colony A, so the neighbor (Colony B) has a time of Noon. Clue 6 adds that a huge Stone blocks the colony that works at Noon – that’s Colony B, so its location is Stone. Now Colony B’s time and location are both set.

Step 3: Colony B’s line and territory size

Clue 7 says Colony B’s formation is not a straight line, and the linked cells show it’s ShapeL (with time Noon already confirmed). So Colony B’s line is ShapeL. Clue 8 tells us both Colony B and Colony C have odd-sized territories – 15 m² for B and 3 m² for C. That locks in Colony B’s territory as 15 and Colony C’s as 3.

Step 4: The wavy trail and the largest territory

Clue 5 says the Sugar Cube rush makes the ants move in a wavy trail – that’s ShapeRotated for Colony A, and it also reconfirms Colony A’s food. Clue 9 adds that the wavy colony’s territory is not 12, and the linked cell sets it to 8. So Colony A’s territory is 8 m². Clue 10 says the largest territory belongs to the ants in a formation – that’s Colony D with 22 m², and its line is ShapeI. Now we have Colony D’s line and territory.

Step 5: Narrow down the foods for Colonies B and D

Clue 11 says both colonies carrying various food (B and D) are not carrying Seeds. That means Colony B’s food is Leaf/Insect and Colony D’s food is Bread Crumb/Apple. (Colony A already has Sugar Cube, and Colony E’s food is still unknown.) Clue 12 says Leaves are the favorite of the L‑shaped colony – that’s Colony B, so its food includes Leaf (and the other part is Insect). Clue 13 then says Insect and Almond are not seen in the largest colony (Colony D), so D’s food cannot be Insect – that’s fine, D already has Bread Crumb/Apple – and also tells us that Colony B’s food is Leaf (already) and that Colony A’s territory is 8 and Colony E’s is 12. So now we know Colony E’s territory size: 12 m².

Step 6: Colors and the Almond restriction

Clue 14 says the Black ants colony is not beside the food containing yeast. Yeast is in Bread Crumb, which belongs to Colony D. Black ants are Colony B (the clue directly links B’s color as Black and D’s food as Bread Crumb). With the colonies in order A‑B‑C‑D‑E, Colony B is not adjacent to D (C sits between them), so the condition is satisfied.

Clue 15 says Almond does not neighbor Black or Golden ants. Almond is carried by Colony E (the clue links E’s food as Almond, B’s color Black, and C’s color Golden). Colony E is at the far right, only adjacent to D. Since D is Red (not Black or Golden), the condition holds. This locks Colony E’s food as Almond, and also gives us the colors for B (Black) and C (Golden).

Step 7: Times of day and Colony A’s location

Clue 18 says Red ants do not follow the “early bird” proverb (i.e., they are not active in the Morning). The clue links Colony A, D, and E as the Red ants, and sets their times: A’s time is Night, D’s time is Evening, E’s time is Evening. It also confirms Colony A’s color is Red. Clue 19 says more ants work during Evening than during Night – we already have D and E in Evening, A in Night, so that’s consistent. Clue 19 also gives Colony C’s time as Morning (the only remaining time).

Clue 17 says Colony A’s home was once covered in shade but not anymore – that points to Tree Trunk as the location. The same clue also links Colony C’s color as Golden, which we already have.

Step 8: Fill Colony D’s location and final checks

The only location left is Dirt Mound, so Colony D’s location is Dirt Mound. All values are now placed. Clue 16 confirms that the combined territory of A and B (8+15=23) exceeds D’s 22 – a nice verification that the math works.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 363

Clue 14: “Black ants colony is not beside the food containing yeast”

This one can trip you up if you think “beside” means physically next to in the colony order. The clue confirms that Colony B is Black and that Colony D carries Bread Crumb (which contains yeast). Since B and D are not adjacent (C is between them), the condition is automatically satisfied – but the clue itself is used to lock the color and food, not to restrict placement. Players might waste time trying to rearrange colonies, but the order is fixed by the subject list.

Clue 15: “Almond does not neighbor Black or Golden ants”

Almond belongs to Colony E, the last colony. It only touches Colony D. Since D is Red (not Black or Golden), the condition holds without any extra work. The tricky part is that the clue also assigns the colors to B and C, so you need to remember that E’s only neighbor is D – a quick check confirms it’s safe.

Clue 11 and the “various food” wording

Clue 11 says “Both ants carrying various food are not carrying Seeds.” The phrase “various food” refers to colonies whose food cells have two values (Leaf/Insect and Bread Crumb/Apple). It’s easy to misinterpret this as “any colony carrying more than one type,” but the linked cells clearly point only to B and D. Understanding that a slash‑separated cell counts as a single cell with multiple valid values is key to avoiding confusion.

Final Thoughts

Level 363 is a satisfying puzzle once you get the hang of the neighbor cues and multiple‑food cells. The solve hinges on the initial answers for Colony E and Colony C, then flows naturally through time, location, and territory comparisons. The “wavy colony” and “largest territory” clues quickly lock in Colony A and D, and the food restrictions handle the rest. If you ever get stuck, just remember that “beside” and “neighbor” refer to the order A‑B‑C‑D‑E, and that a cell with a slash contains both options – you don’t have to pick one. Happy ant‑tracking!