Loop Master: Color Jam Sort level guide
Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 64 Walkthrough
Level 64 stacks a nine-slot three-tier serpentine around long orange and red crates. Open with the lower yellow, lower red, and upper pink waves, then use checked tiers to release green, blue, purple, and late orange layers.
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How to Solve Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 64 — Full Solution
- Confirm 0/9 and map the three upper queues, middle orange/red crates, mixed red/purple source, and lower three queues.
- Tap the lower-left yellow sparkle.
- Tap the red heart revealed behind the lower-left yellow front.
- Tap the upper-left pink dash and let the three opening waves route through the first bend.
- Wait for red/pink reception before opening the upper-center ? stack.
- Tap the two visible orange paws in the upper-right queue and feed the long orange crate.
- Wait for the upper orange check and use the released upper lane for the next pink/yellow group.
- Tap the right-side red-heart front above the purple-star stack and route it to the long middle red crate.
- Tap the first purple star exposed by that right-side queue after a slot opens.
- Tap the lower-center orange paw only when the lower-right orange target is available.
- Complete the lower-left yellow-sparkle pair and wait for its check.
- Dispatch the bright-green leaf exposed from the upper-left queue and the matching middle green group.
- Send the revealed blue drop through the middle return and wait for its long target to check.
- Use the next pink-dash front from the upper/lower source columns while the counter remains below red 9/9.
- Dispatch the upper-center green/dark-green triangle reveal after blue releases a slot.
- Open the lower-center ? only when it becomes a concrete yellow or orange front.
- Finish the late blue and pink waves one destination at a time.
- Resolve the remaining red-heart and purple-star fronts from the middle-right stack.
- Drain final yellow, green, blue, pink, orange, red, and purple groups to checked crates and 0/9.
- Confirm confetti and `WELL DONE`.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Bright-green, Dark-green, Purple, Orange, Red, Yellow, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening the central ? column while yellow, red, or pink still occupies the first serpentine bends.
- Starting a second orange wave before either long orange crate has checked.
- Tapping a lower-center hidden front at 7/9–9/9 without a visible matching destination.
Quick Tips for Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 64 (spoiler-free)
- Use the lower-left yellow and red opening, then the upper-left pink, before opening the central hidden column.
- Let the long orange and red crates check before adding a new lower-center reveal.
- At 7/9 or higher, dispatch only a group whose matching crate is already visible in the current tier.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A nine-slot three-tier serpentine starts at a left upper arrow, crosses the middle orange/red bay, bends through a central return, and drops to a lower-right port; three upper queues and three lower/middle queues feed long orange, red, green, yellow, blue, pink, and purple crates.
- Goal
- Complete the visible upper/middle orange and red crates and lower-right orange crate, then use each check to open the green, blue, yellow, pink, and purple layers until all nine destinations are checked at 0/9.
- Opening
- Tap the lower-left yellow sparkle, the red heart exposed behind it, and the upper-left pink dash; after those 1/9, 2/9, and 3/9 waves route, use the upper-right orange paws against the long orange crate.
- Danger Zone
- At 5–15 seconds yellow, red, and pink share the first bends before the long red/orange checks; later green, blue, pink, and yellow reach 7/9–9/9, so a premature central or lower ? dispatch blocks the next tier.
- Mechanics
- Three stacked serpentine tiers alternate top/down and lower/up source arrows, with ? layers in the upper-center and lower-center queues and multiple long crates that release the next tier; no tool or move limit appears.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Level 64 groups are safest at the opening?
The video begins with lower-left yellow sparkle, the red heart it reveals, and upper-left pink dash; these three waves establish the first route before the upper-right orange pair.
How do the three loop tiers stay clear?
Treat each long orange, red, yellow, green, blue, pink, or purple check as the release point for the next tier, and do not open a covered central/lower group while the counter is near 9/9.