Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 624 Walkthrough
Level 624 combines 4-, 5-, and 22-shutters with a deep right-side pocket; open the short shutters first and preserve the pocket neck for framed orange/yellow and large light-blue L pieces.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 624 — Full Solution
- Clear the yellow and green pieces from the compact bottom starter through their gates, then remove the purple square and loose light-blue blocks around straw 4.
- Route the lower-right framed red/yellow L while the edge is open, then clear the bottom blue/red horizontals and tall pink piece to reduce shutters 4 and 5.
- Take the remaining starter orange, red, blue, and light-blue pieces until the narrow left 4-shutter reaches zero; move its newly exposed upper-left outlined orange/yellow L first.
- Clear the rest of that reveal by origin: upper-left straw horizontals, left red/pink verticals, then blue/light-blue bars along its lower edge, keeping the waist empty.
- Clear the center-adjacent purple, blue, red, orange, and light-blue pieces until shutter 5 reaches zero; first take the outlined light-blue L exposed at lower-left.
- Follow with the middle-left and lower-right red corners, then send the center green vertical to green so the lower framed red/yellow L gains turning room.
- Turn that lower framed L through the waist, then clear the remaining pink, purple, blue, orange, and red 5-shutter pieces through newly broken gates.
- Keep the upper-right pocket neck empty while clearing the left-side green, light-blue, red, and orange remainder that continues reducing shutter 22.
- Drain the upper-left and lower-middle straw group through exposed orange, yellow, blue, and pink gates until shutter 22 reaches zero.
- When 22 retracts, remove the first loose red piece from the dense upper-right pocket, then its blue and pink neighbors to create turning room inside the notch.
- Clear the pocket's remaining green, orange, red, blue, and light-blue pieces before bringing the large outlined light-blue L through the neck.
- Finish the lower-left framed orange/yellow corner, last straw horizontal, and bottom light-blue bar; the pocket, waist, and main board all empty.
Colors in this level:
Red, Blue, Purple, Pink, Orange, Yellow, Green, Light blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using the upper-right pocket neck as a parking slot while a framed corner still needs to cross it.
- Leaving a long horizontal across the center waist before the slow 22-shutter has released its large light-blue and red pieces.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 624 (quick clues)
- Keep the neck of the upper-right pocket empty until the 22-shutter is fully drained.
- Move each framed orange/yellow corner before parking a long horizontal across the waist.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A tall board with a deep right notch has left 4-, center 5-, and upper-right 22-shutters. The starter holds a lower-right framed red/yellow L, bottom blue/red bars, purple/light-blue blocks, and a tall pink piece; later origins distinguish the 4-wave's upper-left outlined orange/yellow L, the 5-wave's lower-left outlined light-blue L, two red corners, center green vertical, and lower framed L, and the 22-pocket's large outlined light-blue L.
- Goal
- Use the tall left half as the main staging lane, keep the narrow neck into the right pocket open, and empty each shutter wave before framed corners or long bars can isolate the slow 22-shutter chamber.
- Opening
- Remove the bottom yellow and green pieces, clear purple/light-blue blocks around the straw counter, then route the framed red/yellow L before the long blue/red bars and tall pink piece.
- Danger Zone
- A tall pink/red block or long blue bar left at the right-pocket neck blocks the framed orange/yellow corner and outlined light-blue L from turning into the main board.
- Mechanics
- Three differently shaped shutters reveal staggered waves; frozen edge and straw counters expose gates, and nested framed corners repeatedly cross the central waist.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which shutters should you open first in Block Out Level 624?
Work the compact starter to retract the left 4- and center 5-shutters first while preserving access to the slower upper-right 22-shutter.
Why is the right-side notch dangerous?
Its narrow neck is the only connection to the upper-right pocket, so one tall block can isolate an entire shutter wave.