Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 186 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 186 packs a tall rectangle around a cyan cross near the upper-right and a late red T-shape in the center. Strip the purple rails and outer color bands first, send the cyan cross out through the upper-right opening, and only then turn the red T through the freed junction.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 186 — Full Solution
- Peel the exposed yellow and green groups from the upper-left edge through their matching gates.
- Remove the purple right rail and the nearby blue and cyan side pieces that pin the cross.
- Drain the lower-left green field outward so the central junction finally opens.
- Route the cyan cross through the upper-right opening before moving any red center piece.
- Turn the red T-shape across the freed center, then strip the remaining purple band.
- Send the final yellow and orange pieces through the bottom and side gates.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Purple, Green, Red, Yellow, Blue, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Dropping the red T-shape into the central junction while the cyan cross is still parked there.
- Leaving the lower-left green field packed so the cross and T have no turning room.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 186 (quick clues)
- Drain the lower-left green field before touching the cyan cross so the junction has real parking room.
- Force the cyan cross out the upper-right opening before the red T is allowed into the center junction.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Tall rectangle with a cyan cross-shaped block near the upper-right, purple marked rails along the top and right edges, green filling the lower-left, red and yellow stacks in the center, and blue and cyan columns along the lower edges with matching side and bottom gates.
- Goal
- Peel the perimeter colors, preserve a horizontal route for the cyan cross, clear the late red T-shape through the center, and finish the remaining yellow and orange pieces through the bottom and side gates.
- Opening
- Clear the exposed upper-left yellow and green groups, remove the purple right rail with nearby blue and cyan side pieces, then drain the lower-left green field before disturbing the cyan cross.
- Danger Zone
- The cyan cross and red T-shape both need the central junction. Dropping red into that junction before cyan leaves blocks both large shapes.
- Mechanics
- Two large orthogonal shapes share a rectangular board whose side rails disappear in stages and leave one contested center junction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do the cyan cross and red T deadlock so easily?
Both orthogonal shapes need the same central junction. Red entering while cyan still sits there blocks both large footprints at once.
What is the lower-left green field actually for?
It is the only large parking pocket on the tall rectangle. Leaving it full means neither big shape has a temporary cell during the junction handoff.