Block Out level guide

Block Out Level 589 Walkthrough

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Super Hard Level 589 uses a tall orange 3 and a horizontal orange 3 as corridor walls, with cyan/pink side bars preceding a pink-vertical, red-bar, red-hook, purple-L finish.

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How to Solve Block Out Level 589 — Full Solution

  1. Clear lower yellow/cyan and send the first cyan vertical through its side gate.
  2. Remove orange beside the tall orange 3 until the vertical partition retracts.
  3. Alternate the exposed pink vertical and blue/cyan bars through the side exits without touching the horizontal 3.
  4. Reduce the horizontal orange 3 while opening space on both sides of its bar.
  5. Clear the upper green L masses, then route the outlined pink hook up the right side.
  6. Remove the remaining cyan vertical and small green blocks so the purple L pieces separate.
  7. Send the last pink vertical through the top gate, then the short red horizontal through the left gate.
  8. Clear the lower red-outlined hook and slide the solid purple L through the right purple gate last.

Colors in this level:

Purple, Orange, Cyan, Pink, Green, Yellow, Red, Blue

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Parking a cyan/pink vertical beside the horizontal 3.
  • Calling the last wave a color sweep instead of preserving the pink-then-red-then-purple order.
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Quick Tips for Block Out Level 589 (quick clues)

  • Clear one side vertical completely before advancing its opposite number.
  • Keep the top pink gate open for the late pink vertical.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
This Super Hard board starts with a large purple left chamber, a tall orange 3 partition, and a horizontal orange 3 bar across the middle. Cyan and pink verticals line the side lanes; green masses and pink/red outlined hooks occupy the right and lower pockets.
Goal
Retract both orange partitions, alternate the side bars, and reserve the central opening for the late green/pink hooks.
Opening
Clear lower yellow and cyan, send the first cyan vertical through its side gate, lift the right green group, and remove orange beside the tall 3.
Danger Zone
A vertical bar against the horizontal 3 blocks both halves; the pink hook also needs the upper green L gone first.
Mechanics
The orange horizontal 3 is both a counter and a physical corridor divider until it retracts, so side-bar exits and the central crossing must be scheduled together.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why is the horizontal 3 important?

    Its bar physically divides the board until the count reaches zero, so both side lanes must remain available.

  • What are the final pieces?

    The late sequence is pink vertical, red horizontal, lower red hook, then the solid purple L at the right gate.

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