Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 150 Walkthrough
Loop Sort Level 150 begins with a Lock & Key overlay, then presents a wide horizontal loop with a key-bearing top source and locked lower reward area. Clear blue, brown, pink, yellow, gray, and green in checked waves.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 150 — Full Solution
- Dismiss the Lock & Key reward overlay to expose the playable horizontal loop with six top sources and three lower slots.
- Release the visible top blue layer and let it travel the long horizontal loop, then send top brown as a separate wave after blue clears the return.
- Route top pink and gray after the upper rail clears, sending each through the full horizontal circuit one at a time.
- Send yellow through the broad horizontal loop while keeping the three lower source slots closed, since they share the same long return rail.
- Reveal and check the key-bearing top panel before opening the lower late reserve, routing the key group through the upper portion of the loop.
- Resolve the green padlock area at the lower right and wait for all seven colour groups to check across the horizontal circuit.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Brown, Pink, Gray, Yellow, Green, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the reward overlay as part of the board geometry.
- Opening lower sources before the key-bearing panel has checked.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 150 (spoiler-free)
- Dismiss the reward overlay before reading the board.
- Keep lower sources closed while top yellow/blue traffic crosses the return.
- Preserve the key-bearing panel until its group checks.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- After dismissing the reward overlay, six top source panels feed a broad horizontal rounded loop; three lower slots sit below it beside a green padlock.
- Goal
- Check seven colour groups around the loop while the key-bearing top panel and lower lock control the gated finish.
- Opening
- Clear visible top blue and brown, then stagger pink, yellow, and gray through the long upper and lower rails.
- Danger Zone
- The long horizontal return is shared by the top stack and lower sources; opening a lower slot before the key-bearing reveal can stall the gated finish.
- Mechanics
- A Lock & Key overlay precedes the board, and the playable layout contains a key marker plus a green lower lock whose finish depends on the checked key group.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I do before the first move in Loop Sort Level 150?
Dismiss the Lock & Key reward overlay so the actual horizontal loop is visible.
What controls the locked finish?
The key-bearing top panel must be revealed and checked before the lower green lock area can resolve.