Loop Master: Color Jam Sort level guide

Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 116 Walkthrough

hard 10 colors

Level 116 compresses ten upper-and-lower queues around a seven-slot hexagon, with two teal-ring crates plus pink and red bars controlling every release. The safe opening empties one pink-yellow-green-teal lane before the hidden blue, purple, orange and brown finish appears.

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How to Solve Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 116 — Full Solution

  1. At 0/7, map the clockwise hexagon, ten feeder lanes, two teal-ring crates, pink-dash crate and red-heart crate.
  2. Empty the upper-center visible chain: pink-dash, yellow-plus, newly revealed light-green-leaf, then teal-ring.
  3. Let green and teal collect while the count sits around 4/7–5/7; leave lower hidden rows closed.
  4. Send the next teal-ring fronts from the upper-right and lower-center lanes to check both teal crates.
  5. Feed exposed pink-dash groups from both banks until the long lower pink crate checks.
  6. Re-map the transformed upper bars, then route yellow-plus followed by light-green-leaf as complete waves.
  7. Use dark-green-triangle from the left banks only after green releases seats, then send the exposed red-heart groups.
  8. Keep newly revealed lower blue-circle groups together instead of mixing orange or purple into the blue wave.
  9. Complete red-heart before opening the deepest far-right orange-sun card at the 6/7–7/7 handoff.
  10. Route blue-circle, then purple-star as separate waves and wait for each destination check.
  11. Send the full orange-sun sequence from the far-right lower queue before starting brown-square.
  12. Drain brown-square and the last purple-star group; verify all bars check and the loop returns to 0/7.

Colors in this level:

Teal, Pink, Yellow, Light-green, Dark-green, Red, Blue, Purple, Orange, Brown

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Opening a lower question-mark lane before the teal crates return capacity.
  • Mixing purple, orange and brown while the red or blue phase already occupies six seats.
  • Treating the upper and lower banks as separate capacity pools.
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Quick Tips for Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 116 (spoiler-free)

  • Use the upper-center four-card lane as the opening key.
  • Finish teal and pink before opening deep lower colors.
  • At 7/7, continue the active crate color instead of starting another wave.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
A clockwise seven-slot elongated hexagon separates five upper lanes from five lower lanes. Two teal-ring crates, one pink-dash crate and one red-heart crate sit among deep mixed queues with several dark hidden cells.
Goal
Use the upper-center four-card chain to check teal first, complete pink next, then process red/yellow/greens before draining the revealed blue, purple, orange and brown destinations.
Opening
Dispatch upper-center pink-dash, yellow-plus, revealed light-green-leaf and teal-ring in that order; the four-card chain reaches 4/7 and immediately feeds the teal release.
Danger Zone
The loop reaches 6/7–7/7 after the teal and pink checks. Opening a lone purple, orange or brown group then consumes the seat needed by the active red or blue wave.
Mechanics
Four oversized crates repeatedly transform their spaces into new queues or destinations, while dark cells reveal additional colors only after the card ahead is removed.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the safest opening for Loop Master Level 116?

    Use the upper-center queue in its visible order: pink-dash, yellow-plus, the revealed light-green-leaf group, then teal-ring.

  • Why does Level 116 stall at 7/7?

    A late lone color is occupying the seat needed by the current crate. Stop opening new lower colors and continue red, blue or orange until its long destination checks.

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