Loop Master: Color Jam Sort level guide
Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 172 Walkthrough
A six-seat hourglass joins two receiver horns to a deep five-queue basin. Clear orange, red and green around the neck, complete the central yellow receivers, then alternate horn dispatches with single hidden-card reveals below.
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How to Solve Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 172 — Full Solution
- Confirm LEVEL 172, the 0/6 hourglass, central yellow-star receivers and five layered queues below.
- Send upper-left orange, then the lower-left pink and red front groups around the basin.
- Add lower green and upper-right purple only as their matching receivers activate, preserving one seat through the neck.
- Complete the central yellow receivers before exposing another blue or pink lower layer.
- Alternate left-horn orange/green with right-horn purple/pink, using each check to reveal one basin card.
- Work across the lower queues through yellow, red, blue, green, pink and the late orange groups.
- Finish the last purple, green and orange horn groups and verify both chambers return to 0/6.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Pink, Red, Green, Purple, Yellow, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Dispatching both horns while an unmatched lower train is circling.
- Guessing a question card before its front group leaves.
- Opening another lower queue when occupancy already shows 5/6.
Quick Tips for Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 172 (spoiler-free)
- Alternate one horn group with one lower-basin group.
- Use the sixth seat for the active yellow or green finisher.
- Reveal only one hidden card per receiver check.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A 0/6 hourglass conveyor has yellow-star receivers in the upper center, colored stacks in both horns, and five deep lower queues headed by pink, red, green, purple/blue and orange groups.
- Goal
- Complete the first horn and yellow checks, then expose the lower basin one card at a time until both chambers and all five queues are empty.
- Opening
- Send upper-left orange, lower-left pink and red, then lower green; add upper-right purple only when its receiver can absorb it.
- Danger Zone
- At 5/6 or 6/6 in the narrow neck, a second horn group takes the seat needed by the active yellow or green finisher.
- Mechanics
- The hourglass separates upper receiver stacks from five hidden lower queues. Each front group must move before the next question card becomes reliable.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which groups stabilize Loop Master Level 172 first?
The opening orange, pink, red and green groups create the checks that make the central yellow receivers safe to finish.
How should the hidden basin queues be opened?
Reveal one card after each receiver check, alternating with a horn dispatch instead of emptying one queue blindly.