Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 333 Walkthrough
Level 333 funnels two chambers through one waist beneath a purple 13-lid. Colored departures count 13 down to zero; the lid then disappears and exposes another group before the final yellow and cyan corner shapes.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 333 — Full Solution
- Remove the lower-right green piece, then send the yellow floor bar and red floor bar out separately.
- Move the cyan column, green column, blue column, and purple column through the waist one at a time.
- Clear the red row below the outlined lid and continue departures until 13 reaches zero; the lid disappears in place and exposes the concealed group.
- Finish the remaining first-wave purple, yellow, and blue blocks in the lower chamber while keeping the waist empty.
- From the concealed group, remove the short green bar and then the cyan bar before sliding the red horizontal bar across the center.
- Route the purple pieces to the side exit and the blue pieces to the bottom exit.
- Move the large yellow T-shaped piece and yellow L-shaped piece between chambers and out through the top-left yellow exit.
- Send the final L-shaped cyan piece through its matching exit once the upper chamber is open.
- Clear the last yellow units through the top-left exit to empty the board.
Colors in this level:
Red, Yellow, Purple, Cyan, Blue, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Leaving a narrow vertical piece parked in the only waist while a corner shape still needs to turn.
- Claiming the lid moves through an exit; it actually disappears only after departures reduce 13 to zero.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 333 (quick clues)
- Restore the waist to empty after every transfer between the two chambers.
- Reserve the full vertical lane for the late yellow and cyan corner shapes.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Hourglass-shaped board with broad upper and lower chambers linked by a narrow waist. A large outlined purple 13-lid spans the upper chamber; red, yellow, purple, cyan, blue, and green pieces fill the waist and lower chamber beside counters 25, 15, 6, and 10.
- Goal
- Move the lower stack through the waist, use departures to count 13 down to zero, then empty the concealed upper cluster and the late yellow T-shaped and L-shaped pieces.
- Opening
- Remove the lower-right green piece, then the yellow floor bar and red floor bar; move the cyan, green, blue, and purple columns through the waist one at a time.
- Danger Zone
- A purple or green column left in the waist blocks the yellow L-shaped piece; a red horizontal bar there blocks the departures needed to reduce 13.
- Mechanics
- Ordinary departures reduce the upper counter from 13 to zero; its outlined lid disappears in place and reveals a concealed colored group.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the center waist so important?
Every piece changing chambers must pass through that single lane. A parked column blocks both the lid route and the lower corner turns.
What happens when the purple counter reaches zero?
The lid disappears in place and exposes cyan, green, red, yellow, blue, and purple pieces; the concealed group also requires the waist.