Loop Master: Color Jam Sort level guide
Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 94 Walkthrough
Level 94 wraps a tall seven-slot rounded loop around large embedded red destinations, starting at 3/7. The red racks are long targets, not ordinary source queues—their checks release the vertical return for the pink, blue, yellow, green, purple and orange queues.
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How to Solve Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 94 — Full Solution
- Release the visible red-heart front at 3/7 and wait for its long destination to collect.
- Take the upper pink-dash front, then the blue-drop front after red returns a seat.
- Let the red targets check before opening lower hidden rows—the red racks are long destinations, not ordinary source queues.
- Release the yellow-plus front below red 6/7.
- Take green-leaf and purple-star fronts as their lower arrows expose them; the screen-nearest front may be on the wrong side of the rounded arrow.
- Release orange-paw fronts after a yellow or green check creates capacity.
- After each check, re-read the lower queue before opening another covered successor.
- Finish all late destinations around the vertical return and let the loop empty to 0/7.
Colors in this level:
Red, Pink, Blue, Yellow, Green, Purple, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the large red racks as ordinary source queues.
- Opening lower orange or purple at 6/7.
- Choosing a screen-near front instead of the current rounded-arrow front.
Quick Tips for Loop Master: Color Jam Sort Level 94 (spoiler-free)
- Use the large red destinations as the first release points.
- Keep pink and blue as separate upper-return waves.
- Delay lower orange and purple until below 6/7.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A tall seven-slot rounded loop wraps around large red targets and is fed by upper pink/blue queues and lower yellow/green/purple/orange rows.
- Goal
- Use red checks to release the vertical return, then clear the later colored destinations to 0/7.
- Opening
- Level 94 starts at 3/7 with large red destinations and visible pink, blue, yellow, green, purple and orange fronts.
- Danger Zone
- The rounded route reaches red 6/7 while red targets are still filling. Wait for a red check before opening a lower hidden successor.
- Mechanics
- The large red racks are embedded targets, and the current rounded arrow—not screen position—identifies the source front.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are the large red racks source queues or destinations?
They are embedded long destinations. Their checks release the vertical return; tapping them like source rows fills the loop without creating capacity.
Why does the screen-nearest front sometimes cause a mistake?
The rounded arrow identifies the legal front, not screen position. A lower front closer to your finger may be on the wrong side of the curve.