Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 409 Walkthrough
The SUPER HARD Block Out Level 409 nests a six-count icy release above a fourteen-count lower chamber, forcing translucent cyan layers and a purple L to be sequenced before the stepped board can open fully.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 409 — Full Solution
- Send exposed green blocks through the top gate and the reachable yellow block through the right gate.
- Reposition red and blue columns in the upper-right pocket and clear them until the six-count chamber opens.
- Reduce the orange two-count housing and translucent cyan one-count pieces while keeping the cyan five-count bar mobile.
- After the cyan layers clear, move the purple L and route the remaining red, yellow, blue, and cyan pieces around it.
- Exhaust the fourteen-count lower chamber and spread its released oversized pieces into the open center.
- Clear upper red and purple groups, then remove green shapes without covering the blue left gate.
- Route lower cyan and blue bends toward the left/bottom exits while sending red pieces to the left red gate.
- Remove remaining purple bars and red blocks, preserving the middle row for the final cyan piece.
- Send the last vertical cyan bar through the right cyan gate before time expires.
Colors in this level:
Green, Yellow, Red, Blue, Cyan, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Crossing the large purple L before the translucent cyan one-count pieces are cleared.
- Using the wide center row as storage after the fourteen-count chamber opens.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 409 (quick clues)
- Peel all cyan one-count layers before crossing the purple L through the middle.
- When the lower chamber opens, reserve the wide center row for transfers rather than parking long blocks there.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A stepped 1:59 board starts with six- and fourteen-count sealed chambers, plus a small active upper-right pocket of red, green, yellow, blue, and cyan blocks. The first release adds an orange two-count housing and translucent cyan pieces marked 1 and 5.
- Goal
- Open the six-count chamber, clear its cyan ice-marked layers, then release the fourteen-count lower field and route its oversized L/T shapes through the perimeter gates.
- Opening
- Clear exposed green upward and yellow right, then reposition red and blue columns until the six-count upper-left chamber opens.
- Danger Zone
- The purple L can block the cyan one-count layers, and the cyan five-count vertical bar can close the only center route for red and blue columns.
- Mechanics
- A SUPER HARD nested release combines two sealed chambers, translucent cyan one-count layers, an orange two-count housing, and a timed final field of oversized shapes.
Frequently Asked Questions
What opens first in Block Out Level 409?
The six-count upper-left chamber opens first. Its cyan ice-marked pieces must be cleared before the fourteen-count lower field releases.
Why is the purple L blocking the solve?
It spans the same middle route needed by the cyan one-count layers and five-count bar, so it should cross only after those pieces have space.