Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 660 Walkthrough
Level 660 wraps red 2, pink 6 and purple 3 counters around a green 1-cover; open the center and circulate framed L pieces around the blue marked block.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 660 — Full Solution
- Move the framed red-green corner to the right red gate, send free pink blocks through the top gate and slide the cyan vertical toward the left exit.
- Clear the remaining crown until the green 1-cover retracts; pull the revealed yellow vertical upper-left and keep the blue circular-arrow block in lower-center.
- Separate the cyan-pink and pink-yellow framed L pieces, clearing ordinary red and cyan rectangles before either corner crosses the middle.
- Lower the red counter with red exits, then work the right pink counter while the long framed cyan-pink horizontal waits along the bottom edge.
- Place the pink-yellow L upper-left and the cyan-pink L lower-left, then clear central red squares so purple and green pieces can circulate.
- Send green L pieces left, red pieces right and pink pieces upward while the marked blue block remains unobstructed.
- Clear the last right-side red blocks and upper yellow rectangles before moving the framed cyan-pink L toward the right purple route.
- In the final interval, send the long framed pink bar upward, separate the yellow L shapes around the blue block, then clear yellow and the final framed L.
Colors in this level:
Green, Pink, Purple, Red, Cyan, Blue, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Laying a long framed piece across both sides of the blue marked block and sealing the lower bridge.
- Using the right purple lane before the closing yellow L shapes have been separated.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 660 (quick clues)
- Route only one framed piece across the lower bridge at a time.
- Save the right purple gate for the last framed cyan-pink L after the yellow pieces separate.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A huge green 1-cover dominates center beneath a pink/purple, red, green and cyan crown. Red 2, pink 6 and purple 3 counters run along the left, right and bottom edges.
- Goal
- Open the center early, reduce all three perimeter counters while leaving the blue circular-arrow block in lower-center, then reserve the right purple route for the framed finish.
- Opening
- Move the framed red-green corner right, send free pink blocks upward and slide the cyan vertical left; keep the right green pieces parked until the center opens cleanly.
- Danger Zone
- The blue marked block and bottom counter form a narrow bridge; a framed L or long pink-cyan bar across both sides traps its opposite piece and the closing yellow shapes.
- Mechanics
- One central cover reveals a full grid controlled by three perimeter counters, with a circular-arrow-marked blue block acting as the lower-center boundary.
Frequently Asked Questions
What opens the center in Block Out Level 660?
The crown is cleared until the central green 1-cover reaches zero, revealing the full framed-piece grid and blue circular-arrow block.
Why leave the blue marked block in lower-center?
It defines the bridge around which the two framed L pieces circulate; blocking both sides at once strands the final yellow group.