Loop Master: Color Jam Sort level guide
Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 4 Walkthrough
Expose the red, yellow, and blue anchors inside a 7-slot rounded rectangle by clearing the bottom and middle rack fronts, then send the top yellow pair only after the 5/7 traffic peak stabilizes.
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How to Solve Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 4 — Full Solution
- Tap the front red heart in the bottom rack at the lower-left entry.
- Tap the yellow star exposed behind it, leaving the bottom blue-droplet pair parked.
- Tap the front red heart in the middle rack so both moving reds can join the top rack's back red pair.
- Tap the middle rack's contiguous blue-droplet pair; it routes to the parked bottom pair as occupancy reaches the video-observed 5/7 peak.
- Keep the middle rack's final yellow star parked, then tap the top rack's front yellow-star pair to complete yellow.
- Wait for the red, blue, and yellow checked bars and confirm the loop drains to 0/7.
Colors in this level:
Red, Yellow, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Dispatching the top red pair even though it is the required red receiving anchor.
- Tapping the middle rack's final yellow instead of preserving it for the other three stars.
- Adding the top yellow pair too early while five red, yellow, and blue cards are still circulating.
Quick Tips for Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 4 (spoiler-free)
- Stop the bottom rack when its blue pair is exposed.
- Leave the final middle yellow parked as the yellow receiver.
- The top red pair is already the correct red destination; do not dispatch it.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three left-feeding horizontal racks sit inside a clockwise rounded rectangle. From each arrowed left end: top is yellow-yellow-red-red, middle is red-blue-blue-yellow, and bottom is red-yellow-blue-blue.
- Goal
- Keep the top red pair, middle yellow, and bottom blue pair as anchors; feed them two red hearts, three yellow stars, and two blue droplets until all three four-card racks check.
- Opening
- Tap bottom red then bottom yellow, followed by middle red and the middle blue pair; this exposes all three receiving colors and creates the observed 5/7 peak.
- Danger Zone
- At 5/7 only two slots remain. Sending the top yellow pair before the blue pair has a clear bottom destination creates unnecessary three-color congestion.
- Mechanics
- Horizontal racks eject contiguous same-color pairs through left arrows, with each card in a pair consuming one of seven conveyor slots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should the bottom blue pair stay in place?
It receives the two blue droplets dispatched from the middle rack and becomes the checked blue bar.
What causes the 5/7 peak?
The bottom red and yellow, middle red, and middle blue pair are simultaneously in transit before their matches settle.
What is the last rack to tap?
Tap the front yellow-star pair in the top rack after the middle yellow anchor is exposed.