Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 252 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 252 splits the board with a tall locked cyan divider and hides a second wave inside a three-count chamber. Drain the chamber with safe red and green exits, control the revealed columns, remove the short cyan lock, and only then free the center divider.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 252 — Full Solution
- Send the exposed red pieces through the bottom red gate.
- Clear accessible green pieces through the top gate.
- Use those openings to reduce the orange chamber from three to zero.
- Keep the newly revealed green, blue, and red columns on the left instead of pushing them into center.
- Remove the revealed red pieces through the floor while their lane stays clear.
- Release the short cyan lock on the right to widen that half of the board.
- Route blue through the left gate and green through the top until the center divider has room.
- Free the tall cyan divider and connect the two sides.
- Clear the remaining blue and green groups through their matching exits.
- Send the final yellow pieces through the bottom yellow gate.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Green, Blue, Yellow, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the opened chamber as empty space and getting surprised by its new columns.
- Trying to release the tall center lock while the short right lock still blocks its destination lane.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 252 (quick clues)
- Reserve the left lane for the chamber's revealed pieces; opening it does not create empty space.
- Clear the short right cyan lock before the tall center bar so the divider has somewhere to move.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A three-count orange chamber occupies the lower-left, colored groups fill both sides, a tall cyan lock divides center, and a shorter cyan lock blocks the right side.
- Goal
- Open the chamber, drain its revealed green, blue, and red wave, unlock both cyan bars, then clear the remaining colors through their edge gates.
- Opening
- Send exposed red pieces through the floor and accessible green pieces through the top to lower the chamber counter without crowding center.
- Danger Zone
- Pushing the revealed left columns and the right-side groups into center at the same time removes the tall cyan divider's only travel lane.
- Mechanics
- The three-count chamber adds a dense second wave when it reaches zero, changing the lower-left from a sealed region into active routing space.
Frequently Asked Questions
What appears when the three-count chamber opens?
A new set of green, blue, and red columns fills the lower-left, so that lane must remain available for a second clearing cycle.
Why remove the short cyan bar first?
It widens the right half and gives the tall central divider the lateral room it needs to leave.