Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 590 Walkthrough
Level 590 opens red 2 and blue 3 beneath a crown-marked field, clears the green L shapes before the crown jam, and ends on a purple crown rectangle at the bottom gate.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 590 — Full Solution
- Clear exposed red left and shift the nearest yellow crowns off red 2.
- Retract red 2 and route the revealed red/green L shapes into the open middle.
- Remove blue until blue 3 falls to 2 and exposes its first lower row.
- Send the blue horizontal/vertical pieces left, then free the central green L and upper-right green hook.
- Separate the yellow crown top strip, right L, and center blocks and send them to the right yellow gate.
- Clear the lower solid green masses and red outlined L while preserving the bottom purple gate.
- Remove the remaining yellow crown L/bar pieces, then send the long green L through green.
- Feed the purple crown groups down one at a time, ending with the isolated upper-right purple crown rectangle.
Colors in this level:
Red, Blue, Yellow, Purple, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Packing yellow crowns into the turn before the green L shapes move.
- Failing to identify the last block as the purple crown-marked rectangle.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 590 (quick clues)
- Clear the green L shapes before compacting the yellow crown field.
- Keep the bottom purple gate open until the isolated purple crown rectangle.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Red 2 and blue 3 form two full-width shutters below a crown-marked upper field. Solid green and red hooks mix with crown-stamped yellow and purple groups, and outlined red/green L shapes sit in the opening mix.
- Goal
- Open both shutters, clear the large L shapes, and preserve the bottom purple route for the final crown group.
- Opening
- Clear red at the left edge, shift the nearest yellow crown clusters off red 2, and remove exposed blue pieces to start reducing blue 3.
- Danger Zone
- Yellow crowns can occupy the central turn, while a late green L blocks purple's bottom route.
- Mechanics
- Crown stamps persist through both shutter reveals, so the last phase is a yellow-then-purple crown sort that ends on an isolated purple crown rectangle at the bottom gate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why clear the green L shapes before the yellow crowns?
Yellow crowns can occupy the central turn; if the green L shapes have not left first, the late purple crown rectangle loses the bottom gate.
What leaves last?
A purple crown-marked rectangle is routed from the upper-right to the bottom purple gate.