Loop Master: Color Jam Sort level guide
Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 120 Walkthrough
EXPERT Level 120 gives a notched rectangular loop only six seats while two orange-sun crates, one blue-drop crate and a dense lower tile array keep changing the available queues. A purple-green-brown-orange opening unlocks the first releases before the long multicolor finish.
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How to Solve Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 120 — Full Solution
- At 0/6, map the notched rectangle, center return, four upper queues, two orange-sun crates and one blue-drop crate.
- Empty the third upper queue: purple-star, revealed light-green-leaf, brown-square and orange-sun.
- Feed matching orange groups from the upper-right and lower-left rows into both orange crates; keep the lower pink/red row closed.
- After both orange bars check, re-map the left bank and its newly exposed yellow, green, red and brown tiles.
- Route blue-drop from the upper queues and right bank until the long blue crate checks.
- Use yellow-plus and dark-green-triangle only after blue returns seats, completing each as a separate wave.
- Send red-heart from upper-left and the opened lower rows, then wait for its check at 6/6.
- Clear brown-square and purple-star separately through the shared center return.
- Route orange-sun and yellow-plus through the rebuilt upper destinations until both bars check.
- Complete blue-drop, then brown-square from the remaining upper columns.
- Re-map the lower array into long light-green, pink, purple and red bars around short teal and dark-green groups.
- Feed teal-ring, then pink-dash as coherent waves while preserving one seat at 5/6.
- Clear purple-star and red-heart from their horizontal rows, waiting for each long check.
- Route the final light-green-leaf and dark-green-triangle groups; verify the loop drains to 0/6.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Light-green, Brown, Orange, Blue, Yellow, Dark-green, Red, Teal, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening an opposite-bank color when the EXPERT counter already reads 5/6.
- Continuing from the old board map after an orange or blue long crate disappears.
- Treating the two lower banks as separate capacity pools.
Quick Tips for Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 120 (spoiler-free)
- Use the third upper queue as the opening key.
- Pause and re-map after every long-crate check.
- At 5/6, continue the active color instead of exposing another bank.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A clockwise six-slot rectangle folds through a narrow center return. Four upper queues feed two lower banks divided by two long orange-sun crates and one long blue-drop crate, with hidden short rows packed around them.
- Goal
- Check both orange crates and the blue crate, re-map each newly exposed lower row, then complete the rebuilt blue, yellow, orange, brown, teal, pink, purple, red and green destinations.
- Opening
- Empty the third upper queue in revealed order: purple-star, light-green-leaf, brown-square and orange-sun, reaching 4/6 without opening the lower mixed rows.
- Danger Zone
- The EXPERT counter repeatedly reaches 6/6 while the matching lower tile is still covered. Opening a new color at 5/6 can remove the seat required by the active orange, blue, pink, red or green wave.
- Mechanics
- Three long crates split the lower bank and transform their footprints into new source rows; those rows later become long checked destinations, all on one six-seat loop.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which queue should I open first on Loop Master Level 120?
Use the third upper queue: purple-star, its revealed light-green-leaf successor, brown-square, then orange-sun.
Why do the lower rows keep changing on Level 120?
The long orange and blue crates occupy future row space. Their checks expose new short queues, which later transform again into finishing bars.