Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 158 Walkthrough
Level 158 builds a dense cross between marked top and bottom chambers. Strip the yellow, green, and blue side arms first, then separate the large red and yellow cross pieces on the shared vertical spine.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 158 — Full Solution
- Remove the exposed yellow blocks from the right arm through the yellow side exit.
- Clear the far-left green column and its adjacent red piece to widen the crossbar.
- Route the lower-center blue pieces through the blue side gate while the vertical axis is open.
- Clear the upper marked chamber so the red spine can enter the top section.
- Remove the remaining side scraps before shifting the large yellow cross into the lower intersection.
- Send the large red cross up the vertical route, then move the yellow cross down through the bottom section.
- Clear the final green and red pieces from the lower side pockets.
Colors in this level:
Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Moving the yellow cross before the blue side pieces leave, cutting off their horizontal route.
- Opening both end chambers while the arms remain full, leaving no room to separate the two large cross pieces.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 158 (quick clues)
- Stage in the horizontal arms first—do not let either large cross piece enter the center while those arms are still packed.
- Clear lower blue traffic before the yellow cross drops, or blue loses its only horizontal exit.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Tall cross board capped by orange-framed marked chambers. Red blocks occupy the vertical spine, yellow fills both arms, blue sits in the lower center and right arm, and green columns line the far left. Green, red, yellow, and blue gates ring the outer edges.
- Goal
- Empty both horizontal arms, release the capped chambers, and route the large red and yellow cross pieces one at a time along the vertical axis.
- Opening
- Clear the exposed right yellow arm, then the far-left green column and adjacent red piece before disturbing the spine.
- Danger Zone
- Moving the large yellow cross into the intersection while blue remains in a side arm closes blue's only exit lane.
- Mechanics
- Two end chambers cap one shared axis, and the solve culminates in sequential red and yellow cross-shaped pieces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why must the side arms empty before the spine pieces move?
The large red and yellow crosses need the vertical spine, but blue and other arm colors still use horizontal lanes through the same intersection. Spine traffic first cuts those arms off.
What fails if you open both end chambers too early?
Chamber releases flood the arms while they are still full, leaving no staging room to separate the two large cross pieces on the spine.