Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 628 Walkthrough
Level 628 begins in a shallow strip beneath adjacent 6- and 15-chambers; empty the strip, open the smaller chamber first, and preserve the center seam for the dense second wave.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 628 — Full Solution
- Send the exposed dark-blue horizontal through the bottom blue gate, then take the loose purple bottom bar through the purple gate and the red bottom bar through the right red gate.
- Move the orange L rightward and the yellow vertical downward, then clear the pink block through the bottom pink gate to open the cells below the chamber seam.
- Slide the red-framed yellow horizontal into the open lower row without exiting it; send the light-blue vertical through the bottom blue gate and the purple outlined 2-by-2 group through the upper purple gate.
- Send the red-framed yellow horizontal through the left yellow gate; the left 6-chamber moves from 1 to zero and reveals pink/purple columns, a blue block, a red framed vertical, and a yellow-framed L, then move the exposed orange L toward the right orange gate.
- Send the yellow-framed L through the left yellow gate, then clear the upper pink and purple blocks; move the remaining tall purple column after the left half opens top to bottom.
- Remove the light-blue lower bar through the bottom blue gate, followed by the blue lower-right cluster and adjacent orange/yellow blocks, continuing the right 15 countdown without filling the seam.
- Send the blue horizontal through the bottom blue gate to take the right 15 counter from 1 to zero; the cover reveals a red framed square, red framed L, green/yellow/cyan blocks, and long purple/orange pieces, then move the exposed orange L down-left.
- Move the red framed L to the right red gate, clear the green top block upward, then send the cyan vertical and yellow block through their bottom/left gates.
- Clear the long purple columns through the top and bottom purple gates, then route the large orange L right without covering the hollow orange cells in the center.
- Finish the hollow orange group and hollow purple 2-by-3 group through their open sides; the verified video ends with Level 628 empty.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Purple, Red, Orange, Yellow, Pink, Green, Light blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sliding the framed yellow horizontal into the lower seam before making a pocket on its right side.
- Opening the 15-chamber while oversized pieces from the 6-chamber still bridge the center of the board.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 628 (quick clues)
- Open a lower-right pocket before moving the red-framed yellow horizontal.
- Turn the first large L pieces in the cleared left chamber, not under the still-closed 15-shutter.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two large square shutters marked 6 and 15 cover the upper board. The exposed lower strip contains green/pink blocks, orange and yellow pieces, a red-framed yellow horizontal, a light-blue vertical, a purple 2-by-2 outline, a blue horizontal, and bottom red/purple bars.
- Goal
- Clear the cramped lower starter without sealing its right edge, expand into the left 6-chamber, and use that new space to route the larger shapes released by the right 15-chamber.
- Opening
- Remove the blue horizontal and loose bottom purple/red bars, separate the orange/yellow/pink/green pieces, then move the framed horizontal after the lower row opens.
- Danger Zone
- The strip below the shutters is the only early turning space; a framed horizontal, tall light-blue bar, or purple outline across its center seam traps the first chamber's large L pieces.
- Mechanics
- Adjacent square chambers open in sequence, converting a one-row starter into a full board filled with oversized L pieces and hollow outlined groups.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which chamber opens first in Block Out Level 628?
The smaller left chamber marked 6 should open first, giving you the turning room needed for the later 15-chamber wave.
Why is the lower strip so important?
It is the only usable staging area before either square chamber retracts, so blocking its center seam prevents the board from expanding safely.