Loop Sort level guide
Loop Sort Level 259 Walkthrough
The SUPER HARD Level 259 compresses eight layered top columns and three solid-color covered lower stacks around one square loop, making isolated color waves essential.
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How to Solve Loop Sort Level 259 — Full Solution
- Route the exposed green around the square, then clear the opening pink wave along the left and top edges.
- Send light blue and orange after the first inner checks, then clear brown, red, and the next green layer around the square.
- Leave the solid covered lower stacks untouched while the exposed red, green, and orange waves reveal deeper top-column faces.
- Route the middle white, purple, and light-blue layers separately; after they check, clear the newly exposed green and brown cargo.
- Let the late white and light-blue waves finish before tapping the revealed lower faces, then clear gray and brown from the closing board.
- Send the remaining red around the open border, then release yellow from the upper inner row to complete all five SUPER HARD groups.
Colors in this level:
Green, Pink, Light blue, Brown, Orange, Red, White, Cyan, Purple, Gray, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Tapping a newly revealed red or white top source into the active pink border wave.
- Assuming a cleared top layer means that source column has no deeper cargo.
- Tapping a newly revealed lower face before its matching receiver path is clear.
Quick Tips for Loop Sort Level 259 (quick clues)
- Recount the unchecked inner receivers whenever a top-column layer clears.
- Keep the three covered lower stacks staged during the first green-pink phase.
- Run red and white as separate border waves from light blue and brown.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A compact square route encloses two inner rows of four upright bays. Eight layered source positions span the top; the lower inner row begins with an orange stack beside three large solid-color covered stacks.
- Goal
- Complete five deep groups by clearing early green and pink, then working through the red/green/orange, white/purple/light-blue, green/brown, and final gray/brown/red/yellow phases.
- Opening
- Route green around the right and lower edges, follow with pink along the left side, then send light blue and brown only after their inner receivers open.
- Danger Zone
- All eight top columns and the covered lower stacks share the same small square. Tapping a newly revealed red or white layer during a long pink wave consumes the receiver needed by the next light-blue or brown layer.
- Mechanics
- Clearing an exposed top-column layer automatically reveals deeper cargo in that same position; the covered lower stacks remain staged until the middle white, purple, and light-blue waves create room.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the eight-slot top bank keep changing?
Each position contains covered layers; clearing the exposed cargo automatically reveals the next face in that same column.
When should the covered lower stacks be used?
Leave them staged through the first green and pink traffic, then tap each revealed face only after the active border color has checked.