Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 198 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 198 hides seven numbered cyan columns under a multicolor top pack and a wide purple middle band. Clear both upper layers without shifting any cyan column, then release the cyan row from the outside columns inward so the center keeps a straight bottom route.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 198 — Full Solution
- Remove the exposed upper-left yellow block.
- Clear neighboring green and red blocks to widen that top opening.
- Peel orange from the upper-right without shifting any numbered cyan column.
- Remove the remaining blue and cyan pieces from the top layer.
- Peel the purple middle band from right to left across the board.
- Clear the last purple cells directly above the seven numbered cyan columns.
- Open both bottom corner routes before releasing any column.
- Send the far-left and far-right cyan columns out first.
- Continue inward in matched pairs, preserving a straight center route.
- Remove the final center cyan column and the bottom color markers.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Purple, Yellow, Green, Red, Orange, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Disturbing the cyan row while purple still covers the middle.
- Starting with a center cyan column and splitting the exit lanes.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 198 (quick clues)
- Leave the numbered cyan row untouched until the purple middle band is fully gone—sideways cyan breaks the straight bottom routes.
- When cyan finally releases, start from the far-left and far-right columns and work inward so exit lanes stay paired.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Rectangular board with small multicolor blocks across the top, a solid purple middle band, and a row of seven numbered cyan vertical columns above colored bottom controls and corner exits.
- Goal
- Remove the top color layer and purple band, open both bottom corner routes, clear the numbered cyan columns from outside toward center, and finish the bottom markers.
- Opening
- Peel the upper-left yellow block and its neighboring green and red pieces, clear orange from the upper-right, and keep every numbered cyan column aligned until purple is gone.
- Danger Zone
- Shifting a numbered cyan column sideways before the purple band clears breaks the straight bottom routes and splits the final row.
- Mechanics
- A seven-column numbered cyan final layer gated beneath two ordinary color bands.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why must purple clear before any cyan moves?
Purple is the lid over seven numbered cyan columns. Shifting cyan under that lid splits the bottom routes and strands center columns.
Why is outside-in safer than center-first for cyan?
Outside columns keep edge exits live. Starting center splits the row into two trapped wings with no shared lane.