Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 167 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 167 links two covered square chambers with a narrow stepped bridge. Clear the exposed bridge pack, open both rooms, and send the green L upward before purple occupies the lower junction.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 167 — Full Solution
- Send the exposed blue block through the right blue gate, then clear the yellow block directly beneath it.
- Remove the red horizontal bar from the narrow bridge and take the small green block out to the left.
- Use the opened lower bend to reveal the lower-right chamber, clearing its outer red piece first.
- Remove the chamber's yellow edge group without parking it on the bridge bend.
- Trigger the upper-left chamber and clear its top red block followed by the adjacent blue block.
- Drain the remaining upper chamber pieces back toward their matching side gates.
- Guide the green L upward through the stepped connector before purple enters the lower junction.
- Turn the purple L through the right gate, then clear the final chamber scraps.
Colors in this level:
Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening both chambers while bridge pieces still occupy the connector.
- Moving purple across the lower bend before the green L passes.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 167 (quick clues)
- Empty the bridge pack before opening either covered chamber, or both rooms dump onto a clogged connector.
- Let the green L clear the lower bend first—purple entering that junction first traps green under the bridge.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Stepped diagonal board with covered square chambers at upper-left and lower-right, connected by a one-block-wide bridge of red, green, blue, yellow, and purple pieces.
- Goal
- Activate both chambers and transfer their pieces through the shared diagonal connector.
- Opening
- Clear right-edge blue/yellow pieces, remove the red bridge bar, then take the small green piece left.
- Danger Zone
- Moving the purple L into the lower junction first traps the green L below the bridge bend.
- Mechanics
- Dual chamber reveals connected by a single stepped transit bridge.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the stepped bridge the real bottleneck?
Both covered chambers share one narrow diagonal connector. Chamber pieces cannot bypass it, so bridge scrap locks both rooms.
What fails if purple crosses the lower bend first?
Green still sits below the bend and loses its only upward path. The junction becomes a one-piece trap instead of a queue.