Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 64 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 64 is a quadrant-frame puzzle. Orange frame borders divide the board into four chambers — three filled with massive purple numbered blocks (counters 4, 12, and 7), and one packed with small colored blocks. The small blocks in the upper-right quadrant are the only pieces that can move at the start. Clear them first to open the upper half, then feed the purple blocks through their exits in ascending counter order.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 64 — Full Solution
- Extract the small colored blocks from the upper-right quadrant through top and right exits.
- Clear the counter '2' block at the top of the board.
- Feed the upper-left purple block (counter '4') through its exit once the upper half opens.
- Use the freed upper space to begin moving the lower-right purple block (counter '7').
- Work the massive lower-left purple block (counter '12') last — it needs the most room.
- Clear any remaining colored fragments after the purple blocks are gone.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Green, Yellow, Blue, Red, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Trying to move a purple block before the upper-right quadrant is cleared — the orange frames prevent it.
- Leaving the counter '12' block until last without creating enough exit lane width first.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 64 (spoiler-free)
- The upper-right quadrant is your only lever at the start — extract every small block there first.
- Feed purple blocks in ascending counter order: '4' first, then '7', then '12'.
- Think in chain clears. The best move is the one that sets up the next two moves, not just the quickest current match.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Orange frame borders divide the board into four quadrants. Upper-left: purple block with counter '4' and small colored blocks on top. Upper-right: densely packed small blocks in green, yellow, blue, red, and orange. Lower-left: massive purple block with counter '12'. Lower-right: large purple block with counter '7'. A small block with counter '2' at the very top. Exits on multiple walls.
- Goal
- The three large purple numbered blocks must be fed through their exits. Their high counters (4, 12, 7) mean each one takes many passes. The small colored blocks in the upper-right quadrant must exit first to create the room the purple blocks need.
- Opening
- Start in the upper-right quadrant — extract the small colored blocks (green, yellow, blue, red) through the top and right exits. Clear the counter '2' block at the top next. Once the upper half opens, begin feeding the purple '4' block.
- Danger Zone
- The lower-left purple block with counter '12' is the heaviest piece on the board. It cannot move until the upper quadrants are mostly clear. The orange frame borders prevent lateral shortcuts.
- Mechanics
- Level 64 is a quadrant-frame puzzle where orange borders partition the board into four separate chambers. You must clear one chamber before the adjacent one can open. The purple blocks' high counters force a long, sequential extraction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Block Out Level 64 a 'Hard Level'?
The orange frame borders partition the board into four chambers, and three of them hold massive purple blocks with high counters (4, 12, 7). Only the upper-right chamber has small movable blocks, so the opening is very constrained.
In what order should the purple blocks be cleared in Level 64?
Clear the purple '4' block first (upper-left), then the '7' block (lower-right), and the '12' block (lower-left) last. The lightest counter exits fastest and creates room for the heavier ones.