Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 706 Walkthrough
Level 706 links covers marked 21, 3, and 3: a red L opens the left pocket, three purple exits open the right pocket, and a solid yellow L opens the crown before a framed mixed-color cluster leaves last.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 706 — Full Solution
- Slide the first upper-left pink 2x2 through the left pink gate for 21/3 to 20/2, then send the second pink 2x2 below it through the same gate for 20/2 to 19/1. Leave both yellow 2x2 squares in place and clear the upper-right cyan vertical through the right cyan gate for top 19 to 18.
- Move the blue-outlined yellow L through center and bring the red L to the left red gate. That red L changes the lower-left counter from 1 to 0 and retracts the first cover.
- After the left reveal, send the short cyan horizontal from mid-right through the right cyan gate. Move the exposed purple vertical across the opened pocket until it is aligned with the left purple gate.
- Send the revealed purple vertical through the left purple gate for lower-right 3 to 2, then send two short purple horizontals through the same gate for 2 to 1 and 1 to 0. After the reveal, move the blue-outlined yellow L first and free the light-cyan horizontal before separating the red-cyan L, long yellow-purple L, red bars, and orange blocks.
- Keep the blue-outlined yellow L high while the red-cyan and yellow-purple L pieces use the lower lanes. Send the outlined L through the right cyan gate for top 2 to 1, then send the separate solid yellow L through the bottom yellow gate for 1 to 0.
- When the crown appears, move the lower-right red L down toward the bottom red gate first. Pull the upper orange verticals down, clear the cyan column, and open center for the green L pieces.
- Send the two green L shapes through the top green gate, then lift the orange vertical and orange L through the top orange gate. Remove the red horizontal through the bottom red gate and the purple horizontal through the left purple gate.
- Move the framed orange-cyan-green four-cell cluster across the empty board and through the right cyan gate. It is the final object before the Level 706 PERFECT card.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Red, Blue, Cyan, Pink, Yellow, Green, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using the center bridge as storage while either lower cover is one trigger from opening.
- Mixing the nested right-pocket corner with the red/orange pieces before each has a separate exit lane.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 706 (quick clues)
- Use the row beneath the top cover only for through traffic.
- Separate the right-pocket yellow-purple corner from its red/orange nest before crossing center.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Before the first move, a huge purple 21-cover spans the crown while two purple 3-covers close the lower pockets. Two pink 2x2 squares at upper-left, two yellow 2x2 squares, and orange, red, and cyan pieces fill the exposed center band.
- Goal
- Send the red L through the left red gate to zero the lower-left cover, then use one purple vertical and two purple horizontals at the left purple gate to take the lower-right cover from 3 to 0. Near the crown, a blue-outlined yellow L produces top 2 to 1 and a separate solid yellow L produces 1 to 0.
- Opening
- Send the two upper-left pink 2x2 squares through the left pink gate for 21/3 to 20/2 and then 20/2 to 19/1, leave both yellow 2x2 squares in place, and clear the upper-right cyan vertical through the right cyan gate.
- Danger Zone
- A long red bar, cyan corner, or framed green piece parked in the row below the top 21-cover blocks both lower reveals and the later crown transfer.
- Mechanics
- The covers begin at 21, 3, and 3. The red L, final short purple horizontal, and solid yellow L are the three zeroing objects. The outlined yellow L takes the top counter from 2 to 1 through the right cyan gate; the solid yellow L takes 1 to 0 through the bottom yellow gate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which covers should open first in Block Out Level 706?
Both lower covers start at 3. The red L zeros the lower-left cover; one purple vertical and two purple horizontals reduce the lower-right cover to zero, and a solid yellow L later zeros the 21-cover.
Why does the board jam after the top cover opens?
The crown can only enter the lower half through the row beneath the top cover, so any long bar or framed piece left there blocks both columns.