Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 446 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 446 opens through shutters marked 7 and 17 above a U-shaped floor notch: clear each layer from its edges, preserve the shared center, and save wide routes for the final cyan and purple silhouettes.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 446 — Full Solution
- Send the lower-right blue block through its gate, then clear nearby red and yellow pieces.
- Remove left green/yellow columns and remaining blue/cyan groups while keeping the U-notch empty.
- Finish the lower pack to reduce the seven-count shutter to zero and reveal the middle layer.
- Clear the middle reveal's outside yellow row and red/green columns before moving its connected outlines.
- Route the cyan square and green/cyan hook through the left/right side lanes, then move the purple/cyan hook without covering center.
- Finish the middle layer to reduce the 17-count top shutter to zero.
- On the top reveal, remove the ordinary red/yellow blocks, followed by reachable green and blue groups.
- Route the long purple hooks and cyan L/T shapes one at a time, vacating the center after each exit.
- Finish the remaining purple strip and last large cyan silhouettes through the right/top cyan routes.
Colors in this level:
Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Cyan, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Covering the U-shaped floor notch with a long block and losing the only early turning pocket.
- Moving multiple connected outlines into the center before the 17-count shutter has opened.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 446 (quick clues)
- Keep the U-shaped floor recess available as turning room.
- Move connected hooks only when their complete footprint has a clear side route.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A U-notched lower pocket of red, blue, yellow, green, and cyan sits below full-width shutters marked 7 and 17. Later layers add multiple outlined connected shapes and long cyan/purple groups.
- Goal
- Open both shutters in sequence and clear every revealed layer without losing the central route required by the largest connected pieces.
- Opening
- Take the lower-right blue block, nearby red/yellow groups, then left green/yellow columns while leaving the floor notch open.
- Danger Zone
- A long green block or connected cyan/purple hook across the center prevents the next reveal and traps late oversized shapes.
- Mechanics
- Sequential 7- and 17-count shutters reveal connected-block layers, ending in a cyan/purple-heavy full-board routing phase.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which shutter opens first in Block Out Level 446?
The lower full-width panel marked 7 opens first; clearing its revealed middle layer then reduces the top panel marked 17.
Why should the center stay empty?
Both reveals and the late cyan/purple connected shapes share that route, so a parked long block can separate the board permanently.