Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 180 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 180 surrounds a dense mixed-shape grid with white numbered perimeter cells. Open a cavity at the upper-left, walk that cavity downward as groups exit, and keep the central purple divider mobile until the yellow horizontal group and red right column have finished crossing its lane.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 180 — Full Solution
- Send the small upper-left green block through the green top gate.
- Move the exposed cyan block left through the cyan gate.
- Clear the upper pink and blue groups to widen the cavity beside the central purple bar.
- Remove the green upper-right L-shape before shifting the yellow middle bar.
- Route the yellow horizontal group toward the yellow bottom gate as its lane opens.
- Clear the red blocks along the right wall through the red side exit.
- Move the central purple vertical bar only after yellow and red have crossed its lane.
- Send the lower blue group through the blue bottom exit, then clear the cyan block beside it.
- Remove the long pink block from the lower-left through the pink bottom gate.
- Clear the remaining green block at upper-right and the red L-shape at lower-right.
- Finish the isolated red and pink edge pieces after the perimeter counters disappear.
Colors in this level:
Green, Purple, Red, Cyan, Pink, Yellow, Blue, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pinning the purple divider against the left side before yellow and red finish crossing.
- Trying to remove the yellow bar before the upper-right green L leaves.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 180 (quick clues)
- Grow the cavity from the upper-left toward the bottom instead of nibbling random edges that never connect.
- Keep the purple divider mobile until yellow and red have finished crossing—pinning it left freezes both groups.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Dense tall rectangle with green and purple top exits, red and cyan left exits, and green, blue, pink, and yellow bottom exits. White numbered cells line the left and bottom edges. Red, cyan, pink, green, yellow, blue, and purple pieces include long bars and several L-shapes around a movable central purple divider.
- Goal
- Reduce the perimeter counters while opening the center from the upper-left, move the cavity downward, route long bars and L-shapes to matching gates, and delay purple until yellow and red no longer need to cross it.
- Opening
- Send the small upper-left green block through the green top gate, move the adjacent cyan block to the left cyan exit, and widen the first cavity beside the tall pink bar.
- Danger Zone
- The central purple vertical bar must remain movable until the yellow horizontal group and red right column are gone. Pinning purple against the left side splits the board into two inaccessible halves.
- Mechanics
- A perimeter of numbered white cells surrounds a dense mixed-shape board whose single central cavity moves downward as groups exit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the upper-left cavity matter more than other edge clears?
It is the only opening that expands into a continuous working space beside the purple divider. Random edge peels do not create that connected cavity.
What fails if purple is pinned early?
Yellow's horizontal group and the red right column still need to cross its lane. A pinned divider turns those crossings into permanent blocks.