Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 100 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 100 is a short ring-rotation board built around one moving empty pocket. Open the left side first, chase the gap to the top-right corner, and then use the cleared middle column to flush the final green slabs through the top and right exits.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 100 — Full Solution
- Use the small gap on the left side of the ring to start the rotation.
- Shift the top-row slabs so the empty pocket moves into the top-right corner.
- Open the middle column once that top-right corner is clear.
- Send the top-center green slab out through the top exit as soon as its lane opens.
- Clear the right-side green slab next, then feed the remaining yellow slabs around the ring.
- Finish with the last green blocks once the center is empty.
Colors in this level:
Green, Yellow, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Dropping a slab into the middle before the empty pocket has rotated to the top-right corner.
- Trying to clear the top-center green slab before the middle column is actually open.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 100 (spoiler-free)
- Keep the empty pocket moving. If it gets buried in the middle too early, the ring stalls.
- The top-right corner should open before you try to cash the top-center green slab.
- If the board feels stuck, look for the color with the cleanest path and use that to regain space.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Oversized green and yellow slabs form a compact ring around one moving empty pocket. A green slab sits under the top exit, yellow slabs guard both upper corners, more green slabs line the right wall and lower middle, and the puzzle begins with a small dark gap on the left side of the ring.
- Goal
- The empty pocket is the real tool. Once it rotates from the left wall into the top-right corner and then down the middle, the big green slabs can leave through the top and right exits without trapping the yellow pieces around them.
- Opening
- Use the left-side gap first, then rotate that pocket through the top-right corner. After the top-right is open, let the middle column clear so the top-center green slab can leave.
- Danger Zone
- Sliding a slab into the middle before the empty pocket has reached the top-right corner stalls the ring. The board is quick, but the gap still has to circulate in order.
- Mechanics
- Level 100 is a ring-rotation puzzle, not a random cleanup board. The blocks are simple, but the one empty pocket still has to move in the correct sequence.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the real trick in Block Out Level 100?
Following the empty pocket. The board is fast because the gap rotates from the left wall to the top-right corner and then into the middle column in one clean loop.
Why does Level 100 sometimes stall even though it looks easy?
Because the big slabs still need the pocket to circulate. If you bury the gap in the middle too early, one corner of the ring gets stuck behind it.