Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 258 Walkthrough
Loop Sort Level 258 wraps a one-cell-wide racetrack around two upright receivers and a yellow padlocked bay, while key-marked cargo gates a long source column down the left edge.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 258 — Full Solution
- Send pink and cyan around the racetrack and let the two upright receivers take their matches.
- Release green, then white, from the exposed left-column sources while the lower yellow lock stays closed.
- Clear brown and the first yellow layer to expose the next key-marked cargo cells.
- Route the second pink/green wave and use its checks to open the covered middle sources.
- Release blue, gray, and orange from the lower column only after their covers disappear.
- Finish the late red and orange through the open lower bay, then verify all seven groups.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Cyan, Green, White, Brown, Yellow, Blue, Gray, Orange, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating a key-marked cover as an immediately available source.
- Releasing yellow before the lower inner padlock has opened.
- Mixing the late red/orange wave with an unfinished blue or gray circuit.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 258 (quick clues)
- Read the left source column from its currently exposed face downward.
- Leave the yellow inner lock alone during the pink-cyan opening circuit.
- Wait for each key-marked cover to disappear before releasing the color beneath it.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A tall narrow racetrack encloses two upright receivers and a yellow padlocked lower bay. The left source column layers blue, cyan, green, brown, pink, orange, yellow, red, and multiple covered or key-marked cargo cells.
- Goal
- Complete seven groups while using each exposed color wave to open the next section of the left column and eventually the locked inner endgame.
- Opening
- Send pink and cyan around the outer rail, then clear green and white from the left column while the yellow padlocked bay remains closed.
- Danger Zone
- Yellow and orange appear beside key-marked covers. Releasing either before its unlock clears can leave that color circling past the still-closed lower receiver.
- Mechanics
- Multiple visible key gates control a vertical source column, while all released colors share the same narrow racetrack around a central padlock.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the key-marked cells control?
They gate later layers in the left source column; clear the currently exposed matching wave before relying on the cargo below.
Should the yellow padlocked bay be used at the start?
No. The opening pink, cyan, green, and white waves clear while that lower inner bay remains closed.