Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 60 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 60 fills a 5×7 grid with a repeating pattern of green, blue, red, green, blue blocks, topped with orange. The dense packing means every column must empty from bottom to top — clear the green base first, then work the blue and red blocks upward, and finish with the orange top row.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 60 — Full Solution
- Clear the bottom green blocks toward the left exit to open the base.
- Shift the blue blocks in the lower rows out through the right exit.
- Clear the red blocks in the middle rows through the right exit.
- Move the green blocks in the upper-middle rows through the left exit.
- Begin clearing the blue blocks in the upper rows through the right exit.
- Finish with the orange blocks at the top through the top exit.
Colors in this level:
Green, Blue, Red, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Clearing a blue block before the green below it, which traps the green with no sliding path.
- Trying to clear the orange top row before the middle rows are open, which jams the board.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 60 (spoiler-free)
- Clear colors from bottom to top within each column — do not skip ahead or blocks get trapped.
- The green base must go first. Without it, the blue and red blocks above have no sliding room.
- If the board feels stuck, look for the color with the cleanest path and use that to regain space.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A rectangular grid roughly 5 columns wide and 7 rows tall. Top row: orange blocks spanning the full width. Middle rows: a repeating pattern of green, blue, red, green, blue blocks across six rows. Bottom row: green blocks. Exit arrows on the left and right walls. Fully packed with no empty spaces.
- Goal
- Each colored block must reach its matching gate. The left exit handles green blocks; the right exit handles blue and red blocks; the top exit handles orange blocks. The repeating pattern means blocks of the same color are stacked vertically.
- Opening
- Start by clearing the bottom green blocks toward the left exit. Then shift the blue blocks in the lower rows out through the right exit. The red blocks above can begin sliding once the bottom is clear.
- Danger Zone
- The repeating pattern means blocks of different colors are interleaved in each column. If a blue block is cleared before the green below it, the green gets trapped. Clear colors from bottom to top within each column.
- Mechanics
- Level 60 uses a dense repeating pattern of colored blocks. Unlike boss chambers or numbered counters, this level tests pure color-sorting discipline — clearing blocks in the right order so each column empties from bottom to top.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the pattern in Block Out Level 60?
A repeating sequence of green, blue, red, green, blue blocks across six rows, topped with orange. The pattern means each column has the same color sequence from bottom to top.
Why must colors be cleared from bottom to top?
Because blocks can only slide horizontally. If you clear a block above before the one below it, the lower block loses its sliding path and gets trapped.