Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 306 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 306 joins a narrow purple-packed tower to a wide lower basin through one shared neck. Open the yellow and cyan tower exits, reduce the three white edge counters and round 10 marked block, then keep the neck empty while green, red, yellow, and purple large pieces cross in sequence.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 306 — Full Solution
- Remove the exposed yellow tower piece through the yellow gate on the upper-left edge.
- Send the cyan piece through the blue-cyan gate below it, then clear the green bar crossing the upper neck.
- Extract the newly exposed short red and blue pieces without parking either one in the neck.
- Move the round 10 marked block upward along the left side as its route opens, and continue reducing the basin-side counters.
- Clear the first green and red horizontal bars from the middle so the purple cap can descend.
- Route green through the left gate, then use the vacant center to move red toward the top red gate.
- Turn the green L through the lower basin before the long yellow L enters the same junction.
- Remove blue from the lower-right lane, then lift the yellow L through center to its yellow exit.
- Send the remaining purple bars through the right purple gate and finish the last red block through the top.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Red, Green, Cyan, Yellow, Blue, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Leaving a horizontal red or green bar in the neck while tower pieces still need to descend.
- Moving the yellow L into the center before the green L has completed its turn through the basin.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 306 (quick clues)
- Treat the neck as a transfer lane; every late large piece needs to cross it, so never leave an easy block parked there.
- Turn the green L through the basin before lifting the yellow L into the center, or their footprints overlap at the junction.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Tall T-shaped board with a narrow upper tower and wide lower basin; purple fills the cap, multicolor bars pack the neck and base, white counters sit above the tower and on both basin sides, and a round 10 marked block occupies the lower-left junction.
- Goal
- Drain the tower first, reduce the numbered blockers until the basin side gates open, and preserve the neck for the late green L, red bars, yellow L, and purple groups.
- Opening
- Send the exposed yellow and cyan tower pieces through the two left gates, clear green from the neck, then extract the short red and blue pieces revealed under the purple cap.
- Danger Zone
- Parking the green L or a long red bar across the narrow neck before the upper purple pack drops blocks movement between the tower and basin.
- Mechanics
- Three white edge counters plus a round 10 marked block progressively unlock colored gates around a T-shaped board with one repeatedly shared transfer neck.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the board freeze even though both sections still have empty cells?
The tower and basin share only one neck. A bar across that junction isolates the two pools of empty space, so neither side can route its large pieces.
Which large shape should cross the basin junction first?
Turn the green L first. The yellow L can rise after green leaves, but yellow entering early occupies the cells green needs to rotate through.