Loop Master: Color Jam Sort level guide
Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 16 Walkthrough
Level 16 wraps a seven-slot conveyor around a vase-shaped board. Clear orange and purple through the narrow neck first, then resolve the base queues' red, blue, yellow, and green reveals.
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How to Solve Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 16 — Full Solution
- Dispatch the orange paws from right diagonal, top-right, and left diagonal queues until orange checks.
- Send purple stars from the left diagonal, base-right, and newly exposed partner.
- Clear red hearts from upper-left and right-diagonal reveals, pausing if capacity reaches 7/7.
- Route blue drops from top-right and base-left with the exposed blue partner.
- Complete yellow stars from the left diagonal and base-center reveal chain.
- Finish green leaves and final purple/red reveals, then confirm every queue checks at 0/7.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Purple, Red, Blue, Yellow, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting blue before the orange run clears the neck.
- Tapping rear yellow or green while red already fills the seventh slot.
- Guessing a base queue's hidden middle card.
Quick Tips for Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 16 (spoiler-free)
- Clear the three visible orange paws before opening a hidden base card.
- Use the neck as a release checkpoint between color families.
- Wait at 7/7 instead of dispatching a rear green leaf.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A clockwise vase loop surrounds two top downward queues, two diagonal center queues, and three upward base queues; capacity is 7 and several base/diagonal cells are hidden.
- Goal
- Empty all seven queues into matching color-symbol runs, turn each receiving bed into a checked bar, and clear the narrow neck so the conveyor finishes at 0/7.
- Opening
- Send orange paws from the right diagonal, top-right, and left diagonal queues, then build the first purple-star run.
- Danger Zone
- Red and blue share the narrow neck at 7/7; opening a rear yellow or green card then strands an unmatched family with no free slot to finish the active run.
- Mechanics
- The vase neck separates long side lanes while three upward base queues reveal their middle cards only after their front cards move.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which color should clear first in Level 16?
Clear orange using the two center paws and the top-right paw.
Why wait at the vase neck?
A matched run must leave the narrow neck before the next family has enough space to form.