Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 266 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 266 splits one packed rectangle with two countdown rails and several locked cyan bars. Open the upper rail with safe side exits, preserve every cyan row, then reduce the lower rail and floor ice before the yellow-blue finish.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 266 — Full Solution
- Send the exposed red block through the top red gate.
- Clear reachable pink pieces on the right and green pieces on the left.
- Keep both cyan rows empty at their end clips while the upper rail falls to zero.
- Slide the released upper cyan bar through its open horizontal route.
- Clear the red, pink, and green groups exposed between the two rails.
- Use the middle space to remove blue and yellow blocks that reduce the lower rail and edge ice.
- Release the remaining cyan bars one at a time without parking another color in their rows.
- Finish the side green and pink groups as their numbered panels disappear.
- Send the remaining yellow pieces through the bottom yellow gate.
- Clear the final blue blocks through the open blue floor route.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Red, Yellow, Green, Blue, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking a vertical group beside a cyan end clip and sealing the full horizontal row.
- Working the lower band before the upper rail opens enough shared turning room.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 266 (quick clues)
- Treat every cyan row as reserved space until its bar has left through the matching side route.
- Reduce the upper rail before pressing the lower band; the opened middle provides the turning room for both stages.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three horizontal bands separated by orange countdown rails, with long locked cyan bars, red, yellow, green, blue, and pink groups, plus numbered ice panels on both sides and the floor.
- Goal
- Open the upper rail, release the cyan bars through their horizontal lanes, then drain the lower rail and edge counters for the final floor exits.
- Opening
- Send red through the top gate, then clear reachable pink on the right and green on the left without occupying a cyan row.
- Danger Zone
- A tall yellow or pink stack parked beside a cyan end clip seals the bar's entire horizontal route.
- Mechanics
- Two thin counter rails divide the board into stacked stages, while edge ice panels delay the last yellow and blue exits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which countdown rail should open first?
The upper rail. Its removal connects the top and middle bands and creates the room needed to reduce the larger lower rail safely.
Why must the cyan rows stay empty?
Each locked cyan bar needs a straight horizontal route from its clip. A parked vertical block can obstruct the entire lane.