Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 609 Walkthrough
SUPER HARD Level 609 combines an 11-count upper chamber, a 7-count side chamber, connected hooks, and brown counters; move each framed footprint before loose bars steal its turning room.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 609 — Full Solution
- Send the bottom cyan block through the cyan gate, then clear the loose red and blue blocks touching its lane.
- Move the green L through the opened center and free the yellow-pink outlined L from the lower-left corner.
- Alternate the pink/green rows under the 11-chamber with pieces beside the right 7-chamber so neither counter stalls.
- Remove the last red bars from the chamber seam and route the outlined green block as one complete footprint.
- On the first full-height wave, clear exposed cyan and pink edges, then move the large blue connected shape before the red wall.
- Release brown numbered clusters from the upper-left and middle-left pockets before sliding yellow rows into those cells.
- Carry the framed green L and tall yellow-pink L around the gold-railed right zone only after their complete turns open.
- Drain the remaining green/red/blue wave from outer gates inward while keeping a horizontal route to the right red gate.
- Finish the sparse state with the top pink pieces, right yellow-pink L, left brown counter, and final short yellow strip through the top gate.
Colors in this level:
Red, Blue, Purple, Pink, Yellow, Green, Cyan, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Clearing loose bars first and leaving a framed hook without enough room to rotate through its turn.
- Parking yellow rows in the left staging cells before the brown counter blocks leave.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 609 (quick clues)
- Move the framed footprint first whenever a fresh wave appears.
- Clear brown numbered clusters before using their left staging cells for yellow rows.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- An 11-count purple chamber sits above a compact mixed-color field, with a 7-count chamber on the right and a yellow-pink outlined L below. Later full-board waves add large green/cyan frames, brown numbered clusters, yellow rows, and gold-railed right zones.
- Goal
- Drain both chambers together, clear wide connected footprints first on every reveal, and preserve the central/gold-railed turns for the brown-and-yellow final waves.
- Opening
- Send the bottom cyan block through its gate, clear the loose red and blue pieces around that lane, then move the green L before freeing the yellow-pink outlined L.
- Danger Zone
- A red row left across the chamber seam removes the turning radius for green/cyan frames. Later, yellow rows can occupy the only staging cells needed by brown numbered clusters.
- Mechanics
- The SUPER HARD board combines two independent chambers, repeated full-board reveals, large white-framed footprints, brown counters, and gold-railed zones that narrow the late routes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Block Out Level 609 marked SUPER HARD?
It couples two chambers with repeated waves of large connected footprints, counters, and narrow gold-railed turns.
What should be prioritized after each chamber reveal?
Move the largest white-framed hook or connected footprint first, while its full turning radius is still available.