Block Out level guide

Block Out Level 622 Walkthrough

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Level 622 opens 9- and 17-covers into a tall shelf maze; separate the framed starter corners, keep both shelf-end passages open, and move axis-marked blocks before the final large L pieces.

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How to Solve Block Out Level 622 — Full Solution

  1. Clear the small purple square and light-blue bars, then the exposed orange horizontal and blue blocks so the upper-right pink L can reach the right blue gate.
  2. Move that pink L right and separate the upper-left red/purple, center yellow/purple, and upper-right yellow/green framed corners into distinct turning pockets.
  3. Clear those corners plus the remaining red, yellow, green, and purple starters until cover 9 reaches zero; take the revealed left green vertical and loose yellow/orange bars first.
  4. Remove that green/yellow/orange group, then clear the middle-wave pink, blue, and purple bars without bridging either end of the fixed upper shelf.
  5. Shift the solid green vertical and pink horizontal arrow-marked blocks along their shown axes to open the right passage and continue reducing cover 17.
  6. Clear the remaining red, green, pink, blue, yellow, and purple middle wave until cover 17 reaches zero; its first lower reveal is the lower-left red left-right arrow block.
  7. Slide that red block along its row, then extract the tall lower blue, red, and pink columns through matching gates without covering the bottom pink exit.
  8. Turn the lower-left framed green/yellow L around the lower shelf end before moving the long purple horizontal across the middle.
  9. Clear the upper red, green, and pink corners, then the light-blue upper L while preserving one open shelf end for every footprint.
  10. Finish the outlined purple lower-right L and the last small light-blue and pink pieces; both shelf tiers end completely empty.

Colors in this level:

Red, Blue, Purple, Pink, Orange, Yellow, Green, Light blue

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Bridging a fixed purple shelf with a long bar before the large corner on that tier has turned around its end.
  • Parking the green or pink arrow-marked vertical in the right passage and blocking both the blue side gate and lower chamber.
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Quick Tips for Block Out Level 622 (quick clues)

  • Keep one end of each purple shelf open until the largest L in that chamber has passed it.
  • Move arrow-marked blocks along their visible axis before filling the neighboring side lane.
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Layout
A compact top chamber holds red/purple, yellow/purple, and yellow/green framed L pieces, a pink L, light-blue bars, purple squares, and an orange horizontal above covers marked 9 and 17. The revealed board has two fixed purple shelves, frozen edge counters, long verticals, and green, pink, and red arrow-marked blocks.
Goal
Empty the top chamber, retract both covers, and route each framed or ordinary L around the correct end of the two fixed shelves without losing the vertical right passage or bottom pink exit.
Opening
Remove the small purple and light-blue pieces, take the exposed orange and blue bars, then send the pink upper-right L toward the blue-side gate before moving the framed starter corners one at a time.
Danger Zone
A long purple bar across the middle shelf end or an arrow-marked vertical in the right passage removes the turning lane for the final light-blue, pink, and outlined purple L pieces.
Mechanics
Two staged covers reveal a shelf-split board with nested framed corners, frozen edge gates, solid axis-marked blocks, and a red left-right arrow block.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How do you open the first cover in Block Out Level 622?

    Clear the small purple, light-blue, orange, and blue starter pieces, then route the pink L and framed corners one at a time until the 9-cover retracts.

  • Why do the last L pieces get trapped?

    The two fixed shelves leave narrow end passages; a long bar or arrow block parked at either end removes the corner's turning radius.

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