Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 377 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 377 grows an L-shaped board through covers marked 6, 10, and 16: open them in that order, preserve the inner elbow, and use the expanded gates to route the late oversized green and cyan pieces.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 377 — Full Solution
- Clear the exposed yellow and red edge groups, then remove the accessible blue/cyan row from the lower-left center.
- Take the center purple column and nearby green blocks until the lower cover reaches 0.
- Route the released lower cyan and blue L-shaped groups through the floor gates while the inner elbow is open.
- Clear right-side purple, cyan, and green groups to reduce the 10-count chamber to zero and extend the board rightward.
- Remove the revealed green rectangles and cyan vertical pieces without covering the right purple/cyan gates.
- Finish the remaining center red, yellow, and blue groups to open the top 16-count chamber.
- Take the top cyan/yellow pocket, then route the largest green rectangles individually through their reachable gates.
- Send the long cyan floor L and last green corner groups out after the elbow is empty to complete the level.
Colors in this level:
Red, Yellow, Blue, Cyan, Green, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking a large green rectangle in the elbow and separating the top chamber from the lower board.
- Opening a chamber without first reserving a floor or side route for the large shape it releases.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 377 (quick clues)
- Use the center colors to open the 6-count chamber before routing any large shape.
- Move oversized green pieces one at a time and clear the elbow after each crossing.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A small exposed color pack sits between purple covered chambers above, right, and below with center counts 16, 10, and 6. Red/yellow gates occupy the left, purple/cyan gates the right, and blue gates the floor.
- Goal
- Open the lower, right, and top chambers, then clear the large green rectangles and cyan L pieces released into the expanded L-shaped board.
- Opening
- Remove the small yellow/red edge groups, exposed blue/cyan row, and center purple column so the 6-count lower chamber opens first.
- Danger Zone
- The inner elbow is the only turn shared by the top stem and lower-right body. An oversized green rectangle left there blocks both the late cyan L and the side gates.
- Mechanics
- Three attached numbered chambers open sequentially into one growing board: 6 below, 10 at right, and 16 above. Each reveal introduces larger polyominoes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which chamber opens first in Block Out Level 377?
The lower chamber marked 6 opens first, followed by the right 10-count chamber and the upper 16-count chamber.
Why do the late green blocks keep jamming?
Their full footprints must cross the L-board's inner elbow. Clear that turn after every large block instead of using it as storage.