Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 307 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 307 layers a numbered top strip over a packed lower rectangle divided by horizontal and vertical orange-framed counters. Alternate the small cyan/green and orange top pieces through their gates, open the divider, then drain the lower color groups without using the center shaft as storage.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 307 — Full Solution
- Send the first cyan top square through the green top gate, then remove the adjacent orange square through the left orange gate.
- Continue alternating cyan/green and orange pieces across the top row until only the last numbered squares remain.
- Clear those final top squares to reduce the horizontal orange-framed counter to zero and expose the cyan bar beneath it.
- Remove the cyan horizontal bar, then clear the upper red, yellow, and green groups without filling the center shaft.
- Work down the right side, sending red, yellow, and cyan pieces through the newly available side and bottom exits.
- Clear the left purple band and the blue/yellow groups below it as their edge counters open.
- Keep removing exposed groups from both sides until the tall orange-framed center counter releases.
- Route the large green and yellow shapes through the empty center before moving late purple blocks inward.
- Send the remaining blue shapes through the blue exits, then clear purple through the bottom purple gate.
- Remove the final small green piece and last purple bar for the empty-board completion.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Green, Orange, Red, Yellow, Purple, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pulling a lower long piece into the center while the horizontal orange counter still seals the upper half.
- Parking a purple or yellow shape in the shaft after the divider opens instead of routing it directly to an exit.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 307 (quick clues)
- Finish the small top strip before moving any large lower group upward; the divider must disappear before the center becomes useful.
- When the center opens, pass one large shape at a time and clear it immediately instead of parking it across both halves.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Tall rectangle with small cyan, green, and orange blocks across the top, a long orange-framed horizontal counter below them, a narrow vertical orange-framed counter in the lower half, and numbered white blockers around the sides and floor.
- Goal
- Empty the top strip to open the horizontal divider, reduce the perimeter and vertical counters, then route the large red, yellow, purple, blue, and green lower pieces through the unlocked exits.
- Opening
- Alternate the top cyan/green squares through the green top gate with orange squares through the left orange gate, continuing across the entire numbered strip.
- Danger Zone
- Raising a lower long block before the horizontal counter opens crowds the staging cells under the divider and closes the only center shaft.
- Mechanics
- Perimeter countdown blockers and two internal orange-framed counters unlock the dense board in successive layers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why must the entire top strip clear before working below?
Those small exits reduce the orange-framed horizontal counter. Until it reaches zero, the lower board has no safe route through the center.
What space must remain open after the divider disappears?
The central shaft between the two orange-framed barriers. Large lower shapes use it in sequence, so storing even one piece there creates a cross-board jam.