Loop Master: Color Jam Sort level guide
Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 9 Walkthrough
Level 9 strips the board to one short rectangle but cuts capacity to five. Clear blue, orange, and green as separate opening waves, then protect the final slot while yellow and red emerge from four hidden queue layers.
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How to Solve Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 9 — Full Solution
- Dispatch the upper-right blue drop, lower-center blue drop, and the next blue exposed in the lower-center queue; wait for blue to clear.
- Tap the upper-center orange paw, lower-left orange paw, and lower-right orange paw to complete orange.
- Send green leaves from upper left and the two lower reveals; keep yellow off the belt until green disappears.
- Dispatch the yellow stars revealed in the upper-left, lower-right, and center-bottom chains, allowing occupancy to fall from 5/5.
- Route the red hearts exposed in the upper-right and lower-left queues as one matching wave.
- Clear the final revealed blue drops and red hearts, then confirm six checks and an empty 0/5 rectangle.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Orange, Green, Yellow, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Mixing orange into the initial blue wave on a loop with only five slots.
- Sending red while the yellow run still fills the rectangle at 5/5.
- Assuming a question-mark cell's color before its front card is dispatched.
Quick Tips for Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 9 (spoiler-free)
- Carry one color family at a time on the five-slot loop.
- Use the lower-center blue reveal to complete the first wave.
- Let yellow clear from 5/5 before dispatching the exposed red hearts.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three downward queues above expose green leaf, orange paw, and blue drop; three upward queues below expose green leaf, blue drop, and orange paw, with hidden cells between several fronts and back cards.
- Goal
- Reveal and empty all six queues into blue-drop, orange-paw, green-leaf, yellow-star, and red-heart crate waves, ending with six checked beds and 0/5.
- Opening
- Send the upper-right blue drop, lower-center blue drop, and the next blue revealed in that lower-center queue before dispatching any orange.
- Danger Zone
- The yellow-to-red handoff reaches 5/5; an early red heart leaves no slot for the yellow card still required to complete its run.
- Mechanics
- Four stacks conceal later colors, and the five-slot ceiling allows only one incomplete matching family on the rectangle at a time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Level 9 easy to block despite the small board?
Its capacity is only five, so two incomplete three-card color families can consume every slot.
Which color should clear first?
Clear blue first using the upper-right drop and the two drops from the lower-center reveal chain.