Loop Master: Color Jam Sort level guide
Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 71 Walkthrough
Level 71 uses a nine-slot folded vertical loop with four left queues and four right queues. Release the exposed brown, green, purple, red, blue, orange and cream fronts one at a time so target checks keep the loop below capacity.
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How to Solve Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 71 — Full Solution
- Tap the belt-side brown square in the upper-left queue and wait for the counter to advance.
- Tap the newly exposed green leaf in that same queue.
- Tap the purple star revealed next in the upper-left queue.
- Tap the red heart from the third left queue.
- Tap the blue drop exposed behind that third-left heart.
- Tap the red heart from the lower-left queue.
- Tap the orange paw exposed behind the lower-left heart.
- Tap the upper-right orange paw from the left-facing end.
- Tap the mint/cyan circle from the second right queue.
- Tap the purple star from the third right queue.
- Tap the lower-right orange paw and wait for the orange target to check.
- Tap the second-left cream crescent, then the dark-green triangle revealed behind it.
- Tap the next pink dash front shown at a belt-side queue end.
- Tap the next green leaf front shown at a belt-side queue end.
- Tap the next blue drop front shown at a belt-side queue end.
- Tap the next yellow front shown at a belt-side queue end.
- Tap the next brown front shown at a belt-side queue end.
- Tap the next cream/cyan front shown at a belt-side queue end.
- Tap the final purple-star front shown after the last target check.
- Tap the final green-leaf front shown after the last target check.
- Let the final target checks release the last occupied turns, then wait for 0/9 and the confetti/WELL DONE feedback.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Brown, Cream, Cyan, Dark-green, Green, Mint, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating 0/9 as a move counter instead of the nine-slot loop capacity.
- Clicking the left and right queues from the same side and selecting a covered cell instead of the belt-side front.
- Opening another hidden front at 7/9 or higher before a target check has visibly released space.
Quick Tips for Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 71 (spoiler-free)
- Start with the upper-left brown square, then take the green leaf and purple star revealed behind it.
- Clear the two visible left-side red-heart fronts and their blue-drop/orange-paw reveals as separate releases.
- Keep one slot available whenever the folded loop reaches 7/9; let a target check settle before tapping a new question-mark card.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A nine-slot folded S-shaped loop runs vertically through the center; four horizontal queues feed from the left and four feed from the right, with belt-side click ends facing opposite directions.
- Goal
- Match every color-and-symbol card to its destination, use the target checks to release belt space, and drain the folded loop to 0/9 before the success screen.
- Opening
- The left fronts begin with a brown square, cream crescent, red heart and red heart; the right fronts begin with an orange paw, mint/cyan circle, purple star and orange paw, with green, blue, pink and dark-green faces behind hidden cards.
- Danger Zone
- At 7/9 and above, orange paws, purple stars, blue drops and newly revealed cream/cyan cards can occupy the same folded turns. Wait for a matching target check before opening another hidden front.
- Mechanics
- Left queues are clicked from their right ends and right queues from their left ends; hidden question-mark cards reveal future fronts, while the 0/9 counter reports loop occupancy rather than a move limit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first safe sequence on Level 71?
Release the upper-left brown square, then its green leaf and purple star, before moving through the visible red-heart fronts.
Why do the left and right queues use different click ends?
They feed opposite sides of the same folded loop; the left queues enter from the right and the right queues enter from the left.
Is 9/9 a move limit?
No. It is the loop occupancy limit, so a target check must free a slot before another card is opened.