Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 313 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 313 squeezes a 15/5/22 counter board through one narrow waist occupied by two framed insert bars and two 5-marked pieces. Clear the cap and side counters first, keep the frames separated, then use the expanded grid to turn the yellow L and route a purple-shape finale through the bottom gate.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 313 — Full Solution
- Send the exposed upper red block through the red top gate, then clear loose green and blue from the cap.
- Remove the easy right green/blue pieces and left yellow/purple edge pieces to reduce the 15 and 5 side counters.
- Peel central red, green, yellow, and blue rectangles outward while keeping the two framed bars separated across the waist.
- Clear the upper 5-marked green piece after the right side opens, then move its framed purple insert into free space.
- Work down the bottom 22 counter with lower green, red, yellow, and purple blocks without parking a frame over center.
- Remove the remaining upper blue/green pieces and clear the second framed purple insert after its 5 marker is exposed.
- Empty the large lower green and red blocks, followed by loose purple/yellow rectangles, until the bottom counter reaches zero.
- Turn the yellow L from the lower-right through the open middle and send it through the yellow top gate.
- Separate the clustered purple L and straight pieces, routing each through the empty center toward the bottom gate.
- Drop the final vertical purple rectangle through the purple bottom gate to empty the board.
Colors in this level:
Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Stacking both framed center pieces in the narrow waist and disconnecting the board halves.
- Leaving the yellow L until after purple fills the center, which removes the L's only turning room.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 313 (quick clues)
- Keep one waist lane open from the cap to the lower chamber until the bottom 22 counter is gone.
- Send the yellow L upward before clustering the purple finishers around the bottom gate.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Vertically stretched board with side bulges, counters 15 on the left, 5 on the right, and 22 below, red and framed top exits, two horizontal framed center pieces containing yellow/purple inserts, two visible 5 markers, and large green, red, purple, and yellow blocks in the lower chamber.
- Goal
- Reduce all three counters, clear both framed center pieces without sealing the waist, then turn the late yellow L upward and feed the remaining purple shapes through the bottom route.
- Opening
- Remove the upper red block through the red top gate, clear the green/blue cap, and take the easy right green/blue and left yellow/purple edge pieces to start the side counters.
- Danger Zone
- Both framed center pieces share the narrow waist. Stacking them or the two 5-marked pieces there disconnects the upper cap from the bottom counter and removes the later turning lane.
- Mechanics
- An hourglass-like board combines three edge counters, two framed insert bars, two visible 5 markers, and a late L-shaped routing phase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why must one waist lane stay empty?
The upper exits and bottom counter are connected only through that narrow center. Both framed bars can occupy it, so one must always remain outside the transfer lane.
What is the safest order for the final shapes?
Move the yellow L to the yellow top gate first, then separate and drop the purple L and straight pieces through the bottom purple gate.