Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 67 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 67 splits the board into upper and lower halves connected by maze channels, with a framed keystone block (counter '1') sitting in the center junction. The upper half holds a mix of green, purple, yellow, blue, and red blocks. The lower half has three tall cyan blocks with counters '8', '3', and '3'. Remove the keystone first to connect both halves through the maze, then clear the upper colored blocks, and finally feed the tall cyan blocks through the channels to the bottom exits.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 67 — Full Solution
- Clear the framed keystone block (counter '1') in the center — it connects the two halves.
- Extract the green block from the upper-left through the left exit.
- Pull the blue and red blocks at the top through their exits.
- Slide the purple/magenta block out once adjacent space opens.
- Route the first tall cyan block (counter '8') through the maze channels to the bottom exit.
- Feed the remaining two cyan blocks (counter '3' each) through the channels.
Colors in this level:
Green, Purple, Yellow, Blue, Red, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Ignoring the keystone block and trying to move upper blocks first — the halves stay isolated.
- Routing a tall cyan block before the upper section is clear, which blocks the channels for everything else.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 67 (spoiler-free)
- The keystone block with counter '1' is the cheapest move on the board — always clear it first.
- Clear all upper colored blocks before routing the tall cyan blocks through the channels.
- If the board feels stuck, look for the color with the cleanest path and use that to regain space.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Dark navy walls create maze channels that split the board into upper and lower halves. Upper section: green block on far left, purple/magenta block adjacent, yellow block, blue blocks at top, red blocks at top-right. Center junction: a framed block with counter '1'. Lower section: three tall cyan blocks with counters '8', '3', '3' side by side. Small white/cyan pieces on the sides. Exits on the left wall, bottom edge, and right side.
- Goal
- The framed keystone block (counter '1') in the center must be removed first — it connects the upper and lower halves. The upper colored blocks exit through top and side gates. The lower cyan blocks must be fed through the maze channels to the bottom exits.
- Opening
- Clear the framed '1' block in the center first — it only needs one pass and its removal connects both sections through the maze. Then extract the small colored blocks from the upper section: green through the left exit, blue and red through the top.
- Danger Zone
- The three tall cyan blocks in the lower section (counters '8', '3', '3') are stacked side by side. They cannot move until the keystone is gone and the upper section has cleared enough routing space. Moving a cyan block prematurely blocks the channels.
- Mechanics
- Level 67 uses maze channels (navy walls) that constrain block movement to specific paths. The framed keystone block acts as a gate between the upper and lower halves. After its removal, blocks must navigate the channel paths.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the keystone block in Block Out Level 67?
It is the framed block with counter '1' sitting at the center junction between the upper and lower halves. Removing it connects both sections through the maze channels.
Why do the tall cyan blocks go last in Level 67?
Because they are large and need the maze channels to be completely clear. If the upper colored blocks are still in the way, the cyan blocks cannot navigate the channels to reach the bottom exits.