Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 57 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 57 stacks two purple boss chambers — '5' on top, '11' on the bottom — with three white '10' blocks at the very base. The chambers share a wall, so clearing one affects the other. Start with the bottom '10' blocks, then work both chambers in parallel, letting the smaller '5' chamber clear faster while the '11' chamber gradually opens.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 57 — Full Solution
- Clear the three white '10' blocks at the bottom by sliding them toward the right exit.
- Shift the yellow blocks on the left out through the left exit to open the gap between the two chambers.
- Begin draining the upper '5' chamber — it is smaller and clears faster, opening space above.
- Work the lower '11' chamber in parallel, sliding its blocks out through the right exit.
- As the '5' chamber empties, use the freed space to help the '11' chamber blocks slide out.
- Clear the remaining green and blue blocks trapped between the emptied chambers.
- Finish with the red and purple blocks at the top and sides.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Yellow, Blue, Green, Red, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Fully draining the '5' chamber before the '11' has made progress — the shared wall provides sliding support for both, and losing it too early traps blocks.
- Ignoring the bottom '10' blocks and trying to work the chambers first, which leaves the base packed and blocks can't slide down.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 57 (spoiler-free)
- The two chambers share a wall — do not fully drain the '5' before the '11' has made progress.
- Start with the bottom '10' blocks. They are independent targets that open the base.
- Think in chain clears. The best move is the one that sets up the next two moves, not just the quickest current match.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A rectangular grid roughly 4 columns wide and 7-8 rows tall. Red block at the top-center. Green blocks on the left, purple blocks on the right. Two large purple boss chambers: upper chamber counter '5' (outlined in orange), lower chamber counter '11' (outlined in orange). Yellow blocks on the left of the '5' chamber, blue blocks in the middle. Three white blocks with counters '10', '10', '10' at the very bottom. Exit arrows on left and right walls.
- Goal
- Each boss chamber must be drained by sliding colored blocks out through matching gates. The counters '5' and '11' track remaining blocks inside each chamber. The three '10' blocks at the bottom are additional targets.
- Opening
- Start by clearing the three white '10' blocks at the bottom. Then shift the yellow blocks on the left out through the left exit to open the gap between the two chambers. Begin draining the upper '5' chamber since it is smaller.
- Danger Zone
- The two chambers share a boundary. If the upper '5' chamber is drained completely before the lower '11' chamber has room, the '11' chamber loses its sliding wall and blocks get trapped. Work both in parallel.
- Mechanics
- Level 57 features two stacked boss chambers with different counters ('5' and '11'), plus three '10' blocks at the bottom. The chambers share a wall, creating a dependency where clearing one affects the other.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the '10' blocks at the bottom of Block Out Level 57 mean?
They are independent targets with counters. Each '10' block needs to pass through its gate 10 times before it is fully cleared. They sit at the very bottom and should be cleared first to open the base.
Why do the two chambers share a wall?
The upper '5' chamber and lower '11' chamber are stacked vertically with a shared boundary. This means clearing one affects the other — the shared wall provides sliding support, so both should be worked in parallel.