Block Out level guide

Block Out Level 616 Walkthrough

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Level 616 stacks four covered zones marked 4, 9, 14, and 18 beneath a cramped upper tray; open them in order while keeping the center wide enough for a pink L and a cyan-orange connected hook.

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How to Solve Block Out Level 616 — Full Solution

  1. Slide the short pink block at the left edge through the pink gate, then send the small blue square left and the exposed orange piece right through their matching gates.
  2. Clear the long red L, cyan horizontal, and top green bar; these exits finish the 4-cover countdown and reveal a green bar, blue L, and small pink piece.
  3. Route the revealed blue and green pieces out, clear the adjacent red/orange bars, and move the large outlined pink L through the open upper center before another long bar occupies it.
  4. Clear purple, pink, red, and orange until the vertical 9-cover shows 1, then send the lower-left green horizontal through the green gate to take it to zero; move the revealed yellow-framed purple L through the open left-center cells.
  5. Work the horizontal 14-cover separately with that framed L and the exposed purple bars until its last two counts disappear; begin the revealed red, purple, cyan, yellow, and lime wave with the red L and loose cyan horizontal.
  6. Clear the purple bars and yellow/green group while holding the central two-column passage for the outlined cyan-orange hook, then move that complete footprint through center.
  7. Reduce the bottom 18-cover to zero with the remaining green, cyan, red, and purple exits; take the newly exposed cyan and green blocks first so the lower orange bars and brown beaded column retain clear routes.
  8. Send the final orange pieces through the right and bottom gates, clear the brown column, and lift the last pink vertical through the top pink gate to leave the board empty.

Colors in this level:

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

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Parking the long cyan horizontal across center after the first cover opens, which blocks the large pink L.
  • Trying to split the outlined cyan-orange hook instead of reserving room for its whole connected footprint.
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Quick Tips for Block Out Level 616 (quick clues)

  • Use every opened chamber as a turning area, not an immediate parking bay.
  • Keep two central columns open before moving the cyan-orange connected hook.
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Layout
The exposed upper-left tray holds purple/pink clusters, a red L, blue/cyan bars, orange pieces, and green. Covered zones occupy the top-right (4), lower-left (9), middle (14), and bottom (18), with frosted counters around the rim.
Goal
Count all four covers to zero, drain each revealed color wave through matching edge gates, and preserve the center until the connected late footprints have crossed it.
Opening
Take the left-edge pink block, the small blue square, and the exposed right orange piece first; those exits lower 4/9/14/18 to 3/8/13/17 before the red L, cyan bar, and green piece continue the countdown.
Danger Zone
A cyan or orange bar parked across the upper center blocks the large pink L and later cyan-orange hook, trapping newly revealed pieces behind the next cover.
Mechanics
Four sequential covers share the board with frosted rim counters. Later reveals contain outlined connected footprints that move as complete shapes, not as separate colored squares.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which cover should open first in Block Out Level 616?

    The top-right 4-cover opens first after the initial pink, blue, orange, red, cyan, and green exits; its chamber supplies the next pieces needed to continue the other countdowns.

  • What is the safest route for the connected cyan-orange hook?

    Leave the upper center two columns clear, bring the whole outlined hook through that space, and only then park or exit the long purple and orange bars.

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