Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 256 Walkthrough
Loop Sort Level 256 bends one shared route around two four-bay inner rows, then replaces the five covered top sources with a taller blue, cyan, purple, green, brown, yellow, and orange endgame bank.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 256 — Full Solution
- Send the exposed magenta cargo around the left bend and complete its matching receiver.
- Route green and brown through the lower return while the upper red/orange source stays closed.
- Release red, orange, and the first blue layer as their inner receivers open and check off.
- Clear the remaining pink and green from the lower row to expose the replacement five-bay upper bank.
- Work the new bank through blue and cyan, then clear yellow before the remaining green and purple waves.
- After green and purple leave the S loop, release the last orange cargo and verify all seven groups are complete.
Colors in this level:
Magenta, Green, Brown, Orange, Red, Blue, Cyan, Purple, Pink, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening the upper red/orange stack before the first magenta wave leaves the bend.
- Mixing the first inner-row traffic with the replacement upper bank.
- Sending orange while a late green or purple wave is still circulating.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 256 (quick clues)
- Use the appearance of the tall replacement bank as a clean phase boundary.
- Drain magenta through the left bend before opening the upper red/orange layers.
- Keep orange staged until the late yellow, green, and purple waves are checked.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A long S-shaped loop encloses separate upper and lower four-bay truck rows. Five red/gray covered sources sit above the first straight; the inner rows expose orange, green, red, pink, blue, and brown layers before a second tall source bank appears.
- Goal
- Complete seven groups, clearing the first magenta-green traffic through both bends before working the replacement upper bank through yellow, green, and purple to a final orange release.
- Opening
- Send the exposed magenta cargo around the left bend, then route green and brown through the lower return before releasing the upper red/orange stack.
- Danger Zone
- The inner rows share the narrow S route. Releasing red or orange while magenta still fills the first bend puts the following color behind a receiver that has not opened.
- Mechanics
- Two stacked inner rows feed one S loop, and the original covered top sources give way midway to a deeper multicolor bank whose last visible cargo is orange.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does Level 256 enter its second phase?
The second phase begins when the original top covers give way to the taller five-bay multicolor bank.
Which color should clear the first bend first?
Route the exposed magenta cargo first, then use the opened path for green and brown.