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Block Out Level 629 Walkthrough

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SUPER HARD Level 629 wraps star-marked groups and outlined L pieces around 3-, 12-, and 13-shutters, all competing for one vertical transfer spine.

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How to Solve Block Out Level 629 — Full Solution

  1. Clear the bottom light-blue block through the bottom blue gate, followed by the adjacent red and blue blocks and short purple bar; leave the yellow framed L below the spine.
  2. Send the bottom green star strip through the right star gate and the lower-left green star group through the left green gate to open the cells beside the center shutter.
  3. Send the dark-blue horizontal through the bottom blue gate to take the center 3-shutter from 1 to zero; it reveals nested pink/cyan framed zigzags, then remove the exposed red square through the bottom red gate.
  4. Send the purple vertical through the left purple gate to take the top 12-shutter from 1 to zero; the cover reveals yellow, green-star, pink, anchor-marked cyan, and yellow pieces, then move the new yellow square first.
  5. Clear the top-row yellow square and green-star strip through their visible top/side gates, then route the anchor-marked cyan square after the cells below it are open.
  6. Send the red square through the bottom red gate to take the right 13-shutter from 1 to zero; its dense cyan/pink/green-star/purple/yellow/blue wave appears, then move the large cyan L through the bottom cyan gate.
  7. At nine seconds move the yellow framed L left; at eight send the anchor-marked light-blue square down through the bottom blue gate; at seven send the pink/cyan framed L down through the same opening.
  8. At six seconds take the purple L down through the bottom purple gate; at five send the purple horizontal through the left purple gate; at four carry the yellow framed L through the right yellow gate.
  9. At three seconds send the top blue block through the top blue gate; at two route the green star L and thin right green-star strip through the right green/star gate.
  10. At one second send the bottom blue horizontal up through the top blue gate as the last board piece; Level 629 reaches the empty success state.

Colors in this level:

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

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Parking the yellow framed L in the center spine before the right 13-chamber has released its large light-blue pieces.
  • Leaving green star-marked pieces along the right edge until the large green L needs the same approach.
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Quick Tips for Block Out Level 629 (quick clues)

  • Keep the full-height spine beside the center 3-shutter empty until both large outlined L pieces have crossed it.
  • Clear the star-marked right edge before the large green L reaches that side.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
A horizontal top chamber marked 12, narrow blue center chamber marked 3, and tall right chamber marked 13 divide the board. The exposed starter contains a framed light-blue L, purple and green star-marked pieces, a yellow framed L, and red/blue/light-blue blocks around the bottom.
Goal
Open the short center shutter first, remove star-marked traffic from the exits, and keep the vertical spine available for the large outlined L pieces released by the slower chambers.
Opening
Clear accessible bottom light-blue, red, blue, and purple blocks, then work the green star-marked groups away from the bottom and right edges before committing either framed L.
Danger Zone
A star-marked green vertical or yellow framed L left between the center and right shutters blocks both the large light-blue L and late anchor-marked square from reaching an edge.
Mechanics
Three staggered shutters combine with star-marked groups, nested outlined L pieces, and a late anchor-marked light-blue square on a SUPER HARD board.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What should you open first in SUPER HARD Block Out Level 629?

    Clear the exposed bottom traffic and open the short blue 3-shutter before committing space to the slower top 12- and right 13-chambers.

  • Why save the vertical center lane?

    It is the only full-height route for the framed yellow L, large light-blue L, star-marked green L, and late anchor-marked square.

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