Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 255 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 255 stacks a four-count lid below a fifteen-count chamber and paired upper counters. Drain the red-yellow checkerboard from the bottom up, reserve the middle row for the long cyan lock, and clear the final yellow, green, and blue shapes only after the upper layer opens.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 255 — Full Solution
- Send exposed red pieces through the bottom red gate.
- Clear accessible yellow pieces through the left yellow gate.
- Alternate those safe exits until the four-count lower lid opens.
- Keep the newly exposed middle row empty for the long cyan lock.
- Drain red and yellow from the fifteen-count chamber as its counter falls.
- Move the cyan bar across the horizontal corridor before revealed vertical pieces can box it in.
- Open the fifteen-count chamber fully and clear its blue, green, yellow, and red columns.
- Reduce the paired upper counters after the middle route is stable.
- Remove the revealed yellow L shape, then the green L shape through their matching exits.
- Use the upper blue and green gates and finish the remaining blue blocks.
Colors in this level:
Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling the middle row after the lower lid opens and trapping the cyan bar behind vertical pieces.
- Releasing both upper queues before the fifteen-count chamber has a stable exit route.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 255 (quick clues)
- Reserve the middle row for the cyan bar as soon as the four-count lid opens.
- Stabilize the fifteen-count chamber before releasing traffic from both upper counters.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A stepped board has nineteen- and seventeen-count upper lids, a fifteen-count red-yellow chamber, a four-count lower lid, and a bottom row of yellow, blue, and green pieces.
- Goal
- Open the counter lids from the bottom upward, move the long cyan lock across its middle corridor, then clear the upper L-shaped and blue pieces.
- Opening
- Alternate exposed red through the bottom gate with yellow through the left gate until the four-count lower lid opens.
- Danger Zone
- Parking revealed vertical pieces across the middle row traps the long cyan lock and prevents the upper counter layer from being routed.
- Mechanics
- Tiered counter lids reveal successive color groups and reposition a long cyan bar whose horizontal corridor must remain open.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which counter should open first?
The four-count lower lid. Its opening exposes the horizontal corridor needed by the cyan bar before the larger chamber is drained.
Why is the cyan bar the key piece?
It crosses the same middle row used by the revealed columns. If that row fills, the bar cannot move and the upper layer cannot be organized.