Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 242 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 242 links three top counter panels to two middle wings and a lower tray through one yellow T control. Empty both wings before operating the T, then keep the central shaft open for the framed second-layer blocks.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 242 — Full Solution
- Clear the lower red/cyan edge blocks and remove the long magenta bottom bar.
- Drain the outer pieces from both middle trays.
- Move the yellow T after both wings have a route into the center shaft.
- Feed the two side counters first, then reduce the central top panel.
- Clear the revealed red/cyan framed squares before moving the center green frame.
- Route the upper red/blue/yellow blocks through their top gates.
- Finish the lower green/cyan pieces through the side and bottom exits.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Yellow, Red, Cyan, Magenta, Green, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using the yellow T before the lower magenta bar clears.
- Moving the green framed square before the red/cyan frames exit.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 242 (quick clues)
- Empty the lower tray before operating the yellow T.
- Feed the two side counters before the central panel.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Tall multi-chamber board with three purple-framed counters forming a T across the top. A yellow T-shaped control divides two middle colored trays; a narrow shaft leads to a lower tray with a long magenta bar, red/cyan pieces, and yellow exit.
- Goal
- Clear both middle trays, use the yellow T to reduce all three upper panels, then route the framed second layer through the center shaft.
- Opening
- Drain lower cyan/red edge pieces, remove the long magenta bar, and clear outer middle blocks before moving the yellow T.
- Danger Zone
- Operating the yellow T while a wing still holds a long horizontal block prevents that side from reaching its top counter.
- Mechanics
- Three shared counters controlled through a yellow T and narrow shaft, followed by framed second-layer squares.
Frequently Asked Questions
What controls the three panels in Level 242?
The yellow T-shaped control and narrow center shaft feed all three top counters.
Which counters should open first?
Reduce the left and right panels before finishing the central top panel.