Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 264 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 264 hides most of its Hard board behind chambers marked 4, 10, and 16. Clear the small lower-left cluster, process each revealed layer in order, and reserve the center-right corridor for the long blue pieces hidden in the final chamber.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 264 — Full Solution
- Clear the short yellow piece above the bottom strip marked 1 and remove the red square from the exposed lower pocket.
- Separate the nested green and blue bent blocks, moving green away before turning blue through the pocket.
- Remove the exposed red horizontal and red bent pieces, then clear the remaining yellow and green rectangles around the first chamber.
- After the 4 chamber disappears, peel its cyan, blue, green, yellow, and pink vertical bars from the outside inward.
- Preserve the central vertical lane while routing the long revealed green and blue pieces around the closed right chambers.
- Open the 10 chamber and clear its new cyan and blue rows before they occupy the lower-right entrance.
- Reduce the 16 chamber down the right edge without parking a long bar across its left side.
- When 16 disappears, move the long blue corridor pieces one at a time through the center.
- Clear the final pink, green, yellow, and blue perimeter strips as the frozen 5, 12, and 19 counters finish.
Colors in this level:
Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Cyan, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating a chamber reveal as free space and immediately parking a long bar in the route needed by the next layer.
- Opening the final chamber while cyan and blue rows from the 10 chamber still block its entrance.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 264 (quick clues)
- Reset the center lane after every chamber opens; the next hidden wave needs that same transfer route.
- Move the long revealed bars from the outside inward so short blocks keep access to side pockets.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three-chamber board with 4 at upper-left, 10 at upper-right, and 16 at lower-right; frozen edge strips begin at 5, 12, 19, and 1, while a compact red/blue/green/yellow cluster occupies the only open lower-left workspace.
- Goal
- Open the 4, 10, and 16 chambers sequentially and clear each hidden wave without blocking the shared vertical lane between the left reveal and right chambers.
- Opening
- Remove the short yellow piece over the bottom 1 strip, free the red square, then separate the nested green and blue bent blocks before dismantling the exposed red pieces.
- Danger Zone
- A long vertical block parked between the left reveal and right chambers prevents the next hidden wave from reaching any edge route.
- Mechanics
- Three numbered chambers conceal successive block arrangements, ending with a long blue corridor-piece stage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which chamber should open first in Level 264?
The upper-left chamber marked 4. Its revealed vertical stack creates the space needed to work on 10 and then 16.
What is hidden behind the chamber marked 16?
The final stage contains long blue corridor pieces plus the remaining perimeter colors, so the center-right lane must stay open.