Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 174 Walkthrough
Loop Sort Level 174 is a HARD tall-loop board with six left-column bays, three right-side vertical bays, and delayed yellow, red, gray, and orange reveals.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 174 — Full Solution
- Tap the upper brown bay in the left column and release its visible brown batch into the left-side entry; let it travel down, around the bottom, and up to the top-right receiver.
- Tap the upper pink bay, then the next exposed blue/green bay; both use the same clockwise perimeter, so wait for the top-right brown receiver to check.
- Release the green layer revealed in the upper-middle left bay, then the purple/pink layer that appears after the first checks; keep the large right blue and yellow trucks closed.
- Tap the left-column yellow bay and release its yellow batch; after the bottom turn clears, release the visible yellow/green follow-up revealed in that bay.
- Continue with the newly exposed upper-left pink and yellow slabs, then the left-column red bay; each red/yellow batch needs a full perimeter pass.
- When the lower-left pink covers lift, read the actual stacks: release the visible gray/light-blue group first, then the remaining blue group through the left entry.
- Work down the remaining left column in the video order, releasing green, red, and later light-blue/gray reveals only after the preceding bay checks.
- For the final releases, tap the lower-left orange bay and then the lower-right vertical gray bay; their orange and gray streams are the last visible traffic before every bay checks.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Brown, Blue, Green, Purple, Yellow, Red, Light-blue, Gray, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening a covered lower pink or right-side bay before the first brown/pink/blue perimeter traffic has cleared.
- Treating the HARD label or cube fraction as a special move rule instead of following the visible one-way route.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 174 (quick clues)
- Let the first brown batch complete the entire right rail and bottom turn before adding pink or blue.
- Read the lower covered stacks after the upper checks; the video reveals gray/light-blue/gray and blue faces there.
- Reserve the lower-left orange and lower-right gray passes for the final drain.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A tall clockwise outer loop surrounds six horizontal left-column bays whose visible faces start pink, brown, brown, pink, yellow, and red from top to bottom. A covered vertical bay sits at upper right, a covered blue bay in the middle right, a covered yellow bay below it, and two large covered pink trucks occupy the lower left.
- Goal
- Complete the four target groups through repeated full-perimeter passes. Read the delayed lower/right gray, light-blue, blue, green, red, yellow, and orange faces as they appear; completion is every bay checked, an empty outer loop, and the Loop Sort celebration.
- Opening
- Tap the exposed upper brown bay in the left column; its brown batch enters the left rail, travels down and around the bottom, and climbs the right rail into the narrow top-right receiver. Follow with the upper pink and blue/green reveals only after that pass settles.
- Danger Zone
- Do not tap the lower covered pink trucks or covered right blue/yellow bays while the first brown stream is still making the tall perimeter circuit; that would place unknown cargo ahead of the top-right receiver and mix the pink/blue return.
- Mechanics
- Long outer/serpentine-style one-way routing, six stacked horizontal source bays, right-side vertical receivers, and staged covered-cargo reveals after upper checks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is special about the route in Level 174?
Every source feeds a tall outer loop, so a batch must travel the left rail, bottom turn, right rail, and top return before its receiver can check.
When do the lower pink trucks become readable?
After the upper brown, pink, blue, green, and yellow sequence has created the required checks; the video then shows gray/light-blue and blue stacks.
What are the final visible groups?
The lower-left orange group and the lower-right gray group make the final perimeter passes before the celebration.