Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 89 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 89 opens with a mixed top shelf over two stacked chambers. Strip that shelf first, drain the `6` chamber next, and then clear the keyed left lane plus the orange columns before the `11` chamber gives way to the red T-shaped endgame.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 89 — Full Solution
- Remove the mixed strips on the top shelf, especially the blue row and the green block on the upper-right.
- Start shrinking the upper `6` chamber only after the top shelf has stopped feeding blockers downward.
- Leave the lower `11` chamber alone until the `6` chamber is nearly gone.
- After the upper chamber opens the board, clear the keyed yellow lane on the left and shorten the orange columns around the center.
- Let the `11` chamber collapse only when the red T-shape and the two blue pools underneath it have room to separate.
- Finish with the red T-piece, the last orange column, and the remaining yellow L-block near the lower-left corner.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Green, Red, Yellow, Orange, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Touching the `11` chamber while the top shelf still has live blue or green traffic.
- Ignoring the keyed left lane and trying to brute-force the lower half after the `6` chamber opens.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 89 (spoiler-free)
- If the top shelf still has live blue or green pieces, the `11` chamber is not ready.
- The keyed yellow lane on the left matters more than the raw `11` count.
- 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
- A thin top shelf of purple, red, blue, green, and yellow strips sits above two stacked chambers: `6` in the middle and `11` covering most of the lower half. After the upper chamber shrinks, the lower board reveals a keyed yellow lane on the left, orange columns through the center, and a late red T-shape above two blue pools.
- Goal
- The top shelf must empty before the `6` chamber can shrink cleanly. After that upper chamber is gone, the keyed left lane and orange columns have to clear before the `11` chamber can collapse into the red T-shaped finish.
- Opening
- Strip the top shelf first, especially the blue row and the upper-right green block. Then shrink the `6` chamber while the `11` chamber still acts as a floor underneath it.
- Danger Zone
- Feeding the `11` chamber while the top shelf is still alive lets upper spill jam the lower half. The keyed left lane then closes before the orange columns are ready to move.
- Mechanics
- Level 89 is a two-stage chamber board. The opener is a shelf clear; the finisher is a lower-half cleanup built around a red T-piece standing above two blue pools.
Frequently Asked Questions
What actually changes after the `6` chamber opens in Block Out Level 89?
The lower half turns into a new puzzle with a keyed yellow lane, orange columns, and a red T-shaped finish. That is why the level does not play like a simple `6`-then-`11` chamber feed.
Why does the `11` chamber feel impossible if I rush it?
Because the top shelf and the keyed left lane are still feeding clutter into the same space. The `11` chamber needs the board to be in its second-phase layout first.