Loop Master: Color Jam Sort level guide
Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 167 Walkthrough
A seven-seat belt separates six upper queues U1-U6 from six lower queues L1-L6. Pair U1/U6 orange with L6 pink first, then unlock the U2/L5 purple and L1-L4 green-blue chains.
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How to Solve Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 167 — Full Solution
- Confirm LEVEL 167 and the empty 0/7 horizontal loop between both queue shelves.
- Dispatch orange from U1 and U6, then pink from L6; complete an orange or pink check before adding another family.
- Pair purple from U2 with L5, then match the yellow revealed in U2 with yellow from L2.
- Clear green from U5 and L1-L2; these checks expose brown in the upper shelf and deeper green in U3.
- Send red from U3-U4, then return to their revealed green layers while keeping seat seven free.
- Open L3 blue and L4 cyan→blue→yellow only after the upper red/green checks; finish blue before taking L4 yellow.
- Drain late brown from U1/U5-U6 and the remaining L5-L6 pink/green, then confirm 0/7.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Pink, Yellow, Green, Red, Blue, Cyan, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using the short belt as storage for seven different colors.
- Opening cyan before the pink or green receiver checks.
- Sending a lower front without checking its active receiver.
Quick Tips for Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 167 (spoiler-free)
- Complete orange/pink before broadening the mix.
- Reserve seat seven for the closest receiver check.
- Delay cyan until the center receivers clear.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A plain 0/7 rounded rectangle separates six upper queues U1-U6 from six lower queues L1-L6. U1/U6 expose orange, U2 purple, U3-U4 red, U5 green; L1-L2 expose green, L4 cyan, L5 purple and L6 pink.
- Goal
- Pair each numbered upper reveal with its matching lower column, then drain the late blue/cyan and brown layers without filling all seven seats.
- Opening
- Start U1/U6 orange and L6 pink, then pair U2 purple with L5 purple before opening the L3-L4 blue/cyan stack.
- Danger Zone
- A seven-color mix can reach 6/7, leaving no finishing seat for the nearly complete pink or green receiver.
- Mechanics
- There is no numbered blocker; the constraint is a mirrored six-over-six queue order around one short belt.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should clear first in Loop Master Level 167?
The verified solve starts with orange and pink, then uses yellow and green checks before deeper red, blue and cyan fronts.
Why keep one belt seat free?
The seventh seat lets the nearest pink, green or yellow receiver accept its finishing group and release the train.