Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 312 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 312 divides a tall board into three bands with seven edge counters, two one-count chain locks, two numbered divider rows, key-marked pieces, and two reciprocal green/blue L pairs. Empty each band, remove the independent red and pink shapes, then separate the green-outer/blue-inner and blue-outer/green-inner pairs in the expanded grid.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 312 — Full Solution
- Clear the exposed green pieces through the top and right gates, followed by the loose purple and orange bars in the upper band.
- Remove accessible blue and red rectangles to reduce the 25/17/6/3 edge counters and expose the first locked row.
- Peel the remaining upper mint, purple, blue, and red pieces without parking a long bar across the chain.
- Use the revealed key route to release the upper one-count chain, remove its red bar, and clear the orange-outlined divider below it.
- Empty the middle green, yellow, purple, red, and blue pieces while reserving the center column for the blue key block.
- Resolve the second one-count chain after the blue key has a direct approach, then remove its red locked bar.
- Clear the lower numbered divider to join the middle grid to the framed pieces stored along the bottom.
- Take the remaining large red and orange blocks out of the expanded upper area before moving the bottom framed pieces.
- Route the long orange/yellow framed insert upward and out, then clear the independent red staircase and pink rectangle.
- Separate the green-outer/blue-inner L pair from the blue-outer/green-inner pair, moving one interlocked pair into the upper grid at a time.
- Alternate each freed green L to the top-right gate and each blue L to the top-left gate until both pairs exit.
Colors in this level:
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Mint, Blue, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Borrowing the center column before a chain and divider row opens, which disconnects the three board bands.
- Moving both interlocked green/blue pairs into the upper grid together and losing the room needed to separate their inner L pieces.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 312 (quick clues)
- Finish the exposed band before pulling any long piece into the central transfer column.
- Keep the expanded grid empty for the alternating green-right and blue-left L-shaped finale.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Tall three-band rectangle with top counters 25/6, left counters 17/11/21, upper-right counter 3, bottom counter 26, two chain-locked red bars marked 1, dividers marked 2/10, two keys, a long orange/yellow insert, two interlocked green/blue L pairs, and independent red/pink shapes.
- Goal
- Lower the edge counters, resolve both chain rows and dividers, clear the independent red/pink shapes, then alternate the separated green and blue L pieces through the top-right and top-left gates.
- Opening
- Remove the exposed green pieces through the top/right gates, clear loose purple and orange from the upper edge, and then take the accessible blue and red rectangles from the upper rows.
- Danger Zone
- A key piece or long red/orange bar parked in the center before its chain and divider open blocks the only vertical transfer route between bands and strands the lower framed pieces.
- Mechanics
- Seven edge counters, two one-count chain locks, two numbered dividers, key-marked blocks, and reciprocal green/blue L pairs—green around blue and blue around green—create a strict top-to-bottom release sequence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why must the board be cleared from top to bottom?
The chain rows and numbered dividers are physical boundaries between bands. Upper exits create the space and state changes required before lower pieces can enter the shared grid.
Which pieces finish Level 312?
Two reciprocal green/blue L pairs: one green outer L contains blue, and one blue outer L contains green. Red and pink are independent pieces cleared earlier.