Loop Master: Color Jam Sort level guide
Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 104 Walkthrough
Level 104 wraps seven shared seats around a keyhole-shaped route and a central target that changes from pink to a yellow-plus row. Use blue and pink to clear the first phase, open the separate 1 and 2 ice layers, and reserve capacity for the later yellow, green, brown, red, and orange waves.
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How to Solve Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 104 — Full Solution
- Confirm LEVEL 104 at 0/7 with the keyhole route, central pink bar, and top ice counters 1 and 2.
- Dispatch the lower-right blue-drop and pink-dash fronts, followed by the next visible upper-right purple/pink group.
- Add brown-square and green-leaf only while their matching destinations are open, pausing near 5/7.
- Feed the remaining blue/pink matches until the central pink bar checks and exposes the next horizontal layer.
- Re-read the lower queues, then release exposed red-heart and orange-paw fronts before touching any question-mark successor.
- Use red/orange checks to reduce the top ice and reveal yellow-plus, blue-drop, purple-star, and brown-square fronts.
- Route the revealed upper fronts one color at a time and wait at 6/7 or 7/7 for a destination check.
- Fill the center yellow-plus row until it becomes the checked long yellow bar.
- Clear the remaining lower green/brown and blue fronts, then the final pink/purple successors; verify all eight colors check before the belt drains to 0/7.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Pink, Purple, Brown, Green, Orange, Red, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending a covered lower successor while the central pink bar still needs its final matching group.
- Assuming blockers 1 and 2 open simultaneously.
- Adding green or orange at full 7/7 during the yellow center phase.
Quick Tips for Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 104 (spoiler-free)
- Open with the lower-right blue and pink fronts shown in the video.
- Treat each central target change as a mandatory remap point.
- At 7/7, wait for the active central or colored destination to check.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A narrow upper U and tall right return circle a lower-left pocket and central horizontal pink target. Blockers 1 and 2 sit above, with mixed upper/lower queues containing visible colors and covered question marks.
- Goal
- Check the initial pink center, use subsequent color checks to open both top ice bars, complete the revealed long yellow center, then drain every remaining destination.
- Opening
- The verified run starts from the lower-right blue-drop and pink-dash fronts, then adds the visible purple/pink front before brown and green enter the long circuit.
- Danger Zone
- The keyhole repeatedly reaches 7/7. A lower green or orange dispatched before the central pink or yellow target checks can strand the freeing match behind a full right return.
- Mechanics
- The central destination changes from pink to a yellow-plus row and then a checked yellow bar; top blockers 1 and 2 and lower question-mark cells reveal at separate checks.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the middle of Level 104 change color?
The central long target is phased. It starts pink, checks after the blue/pink opening, then reveals a yellow-plus row that later becomes a completed yellow bar.
What is the safest move at 7/7?
Do not reveal another queue group. Let the color already feeding the central pink/yellow target or another active destination check and return a seat.