Block Out level guide

Block Out Level 627 Walkthrough

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Level 627 is a four-chamber relay with green and pink 2-shutters feeding the same corridor needed later by a top 16-shutter and a large square 26-chamber.

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How to Solve Block Out Level 627 — Full Solution

  1. Send the first loose pink piece through the bottom pink gate and the first blue starter piece through the bottom blue gate; the visible working counters become pink 2, green 2, top 16, and left 26.
  2. Clear the remaining lower-right pink blocks, then remove the framed mint vertical beside the bottom gate so the right corridor opens from top to bottom.
  3. Finish the green 2-shutter first: the second green exit reaches zero and reveals orange/red blocks, a cyan vertical, yellow pieces, and a green-framed purple square; move the orange block right first.
  4. Finish the separate pink 2-shutter next: the second pink exit reaches zero and reveals the framed yellow L with pink/red pieces; move the framed L into the cleared right half before the pink bar.
  5. Empty both short-counter waves—orange and red to the side gates, cyan down, then the green-framed purple square to the right—so nothing remains under the long top shutter.
  6. A purple L through the right purple gate takes the horizontal 16-shutter from 1 to zero and exposes a long yellow horizontal with green, blue, mint, and purple blocks; send the new green horizontal through the top green gate first.
  7. Clear the 16-wave in order: yellow horizontal, blue top cluster, mint vertical, then the green-framed purple square, restoring the central lane before the left chamber opens.
  8. Continue the square 26-shutter countdown with reachable blue, green, pink, orange, and red pieces while keeping the left blue gate unobstructed.
  9. A dark-blue vertical through the left blue gate takes the 26 counter from 1 to zero and reveals orange columns, a large green L, a pink horizontal, and blue/red blocks; send the new green horizontal through the top green gate first.
  10. Move the red and blue lower-arm blocks to the left gates one at a time; the framed blue block exits left and the verified Level 627 board is empty with three seconds remaining.

Colors in this level:

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

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Leaving pieces from a 2-shutter in the right corridor when the top or square chamber begins releasing its next wave.
  • Parking a long yellow or red bar under the 16-shutter, which cuts the board into two unusable halves.
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Quick Tips for Block Out Level 627 (quick clues)

  • Finish each 2-shutter wave before allowing the next covered chamber to refill the right corridor.
  • Take long bars immediately when the 16-shutter opens so they cannot bridge across the top lane.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
The square left and horizontal top shutters open at 28 and 18, while the green and pink vertical shutters show 2 and 3. The first two starter exits establish the working values 26 and 16 and reduce the pink shutter to 2, leaving two distinct 2-shutters above the lower starter.
Goal
Use the lower starter to retract both 2-shutters, clear their right-side waves completely, then preserve the central lanes for the much larger 16- and 26-shutter releases.
Opening
Send the lower-right pink pieces out, clear the framed mint vertical, then work the two blue verticals and mint/light-blue blocks until the framed yellow/green L can leave.
Danger Zone
A long pink/red bar or framed L left in the tall right corridor or the lane under the 16-shutter blocks the short-count waves and removes the turn space required by the 26-chamber.
Mechanics
Two short vertical feeds open first, followed by a long top feed and a large square chamber that repeatedly refill the same central routing space from opposite sides.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which counters should you reduce first in Block Out Level 627?

    Open the green and pink 2-shutters from the lower starter before committing space to the slower 16- and 26-chambers.

  • How do you make room for the 26-chamber wave?

    Completely clear the right-side short-counter waves and keep both the central lane and the strip below the top shutter empty.

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