Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 146 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 146 is a pure handoff board. Secure yellow and pink, stabilize green and blue, and only then let orange and red finish through the opened right side.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 146 — Full Solution
- Give yellow a dependable lower lane first.
- Keep pink central until the right side has stopped changing.
- Stabilize green and blue before orange begins crossing the top.
- Let orange and red use the right side only after purple no longer shares the same return route.
- Finish yellow, pink, green, blue, orange, red, and purple once the board has two clean sides.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Pink, Green, Blue, Orange, Red, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Moving orange before yellow is safe.
- Pulling pink right while purple still needs the same closer.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 146 (spoiler-free)
- Give yellow a dependable lower lane first.
- Keep pink central until the right side settles.
- Let green and blue stabilize before orange crosses.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A dense open board shows yellow, pink, orange, green, blue, red, and purple early on both rows without a broad shell wall to slow the first moves.
- Goal
- The board is won by separating the top-right colors before the lower yellow-pink pair loses its only buffer.
- Opening
- Keep yellow safe below, hold pink away from the far right, and let green plus blue stabilize before orange starts crossing.
- Danger Zone
- If orange moves before the lower yellow lane is secure, pink and purple both lose their clean closing path.
- Mechanics
- Level 146 is about sequencing upper and lower handoffs cleanly rather than relying on release gimmicks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What decides Magic Sort Level 146?
The order of the upper handoff decides it, because one early orange move can erase the only stable lane the lower yellow-pink pair still has.
Why are yellow and pink early in Magic Sort Level 146?
They are the pair most likely to lose buffer space, so stabilizing them first makes the rest of the board much easier to route.