Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 157 Walkthrough
Loop Sort Level 157 is a ten-bay clockwise outer loop whose upper fourth green/orange/red stack shares the return with lower pink, brown, light-blue, and orange layers.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 157 — Full Solution
- Tap the upper-left single purple layer at the upper-left loop entry; let it travel across the top, down the right side, and back along the bottom.
- Tap the visible yellow layer in the upper-right bay, then the lower-third light-blue layer after the purple wave reaches its receiver.
- Tap the lower-fourth orange layer and wait for its receiver check while leaving the lower-left pink and lower-second brown blocks in place.
- Tap the upper-fourth green layer, then its exposed orange and red layers in order; wait for a check after each visible block before taking the next one.
- Release the upper-second green/pink stack after the upper-fourth checks and allow the upper-middle covered cargo to reveal only when the video shows it.
- Tap the lower-left pink and lower-second brown layers, then route the newly exposed light-blue/blue layers through the open bottom return.
- For the last critical taps, release the remaining upper-fourth red layer, the exposed upper-middle blue stack, and the lower-left pink layer; wait for all checks, 0/7, and the title/confetti cue.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Pink, Green, Gray, Red, Orange, Yellow, Brown, Light-blue, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening the upper-fourth red layer while light-blue or yellow traffic is still circulating on the bottom return.
- Reading the changing 0/7-style header as a tap count or guessing the content of a patterned bay.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 157 (quick clues)
- Start with upper-left purple, then use the visible yellow and light-blue waves.
- Hold the upper fourth green/orange/red stack until the lower return is no longer occupied.
- Use checks to time the upper-second reveal and the final blue/pink passes.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A clockwise rounded rectangle has five vertical top bays and five vertical bottom bays. The opening stacks show upper-left purple over covered cargo; upper-second green/gray-covered/pink; upper-middle red over covered cargo; upper-fourth green/gray-covered/orange/red; upper-right yellow over covered cargo; and lower pink, brown, light-blue, orange, and blue over brown from left to right.
- Goal
- The header opens at 0/7. Each top or bottom receiver is completed by a check mark as its matching wave arrives; the final board shows every bay checked, 0/7, and the Loop Sort title/confetti transition.
- Opening
- Tap the upper-left single purple layer, then the exposed yellow and light-blue layers in the recorded order. Their waves enter the upper-left corner and travel clockwise before the stacked upper fourth bay is opened.
- Danger Zone
- The upper fourth green/orange/red stack shares the lower return with the lower pink, brown, light-blue, and orange bays. Releasing its red layer before the earlier light-blue/yellow wave checks strands traffic at the shared return.
- Mechanics
- The board is a ten-bay outer loop with stacked top sources, single lower exposed blocks, and patterned covered cargo that reveals only after checks. The progress fraction is a cube indicator, not a move count.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which truck starts Level 157?
Tap the upper-left truck's single purple layer first, then let the yellow and light-blue waves use the same clockwise entry.
Why wait on the upper fourth bay?
Its green/orange/red stack shares the lower return with the lower colored bays, so the video waits for the earlier receiver checks.