Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 210 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 210 is a three-tier, fifteen-bottle finale that hides its real chokepoint behind three wooden cork boxes on the left — blue, yellow and pink padlocks that only open on their exact matching color. Bank orange, yellow, pink, brown and gray lanes in the six empty right-side buffers first, walk the corks in padlock order, then drain the six col-2 and col-3 mixers top-first so every position ends on a single color.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 210 — Full Solution
- Tap the col-5 top and col-5 middle empties as scratch flasks, then peel the orange top off the top-row, col-2 mixer (red-orange-dark) into the col-5 top buffer and run that orange onto the col-5 middle buffer to start the orange lane.
- Pour the yellow top off the middle-row, col-2 mixer (yellow-red-dark) into the col-5 middle buffer, then dock that yellow onto a clean col-4 buffer so yellow is banked and ready for the middle cork.
- Peel the pink top off the bottom-row, col-3 mixer (red-pink-dark) into a clean col-4 buffer, then bank the brown top off the top-row, col-3 mixer (red-dark-brown) into the col-5 top buffer so brown sits next to orange.
- Tap the top cork (blue padlock), pour the banked blue onto it, and the hidden color drops onto the top-cork slot — route that released color onto a clean col-4 buffer to start its lane.
- Tap the middle cork (yellow padlock), pour the banked yellow onto it, and the second hidden color drops onto the middle-cork slot — run that released color onto a fresh col-5 buffer and merge it with its matching lane.
- Tap the bottom cork (pink padlock), pour the banked pink onto it, and the third hidden color drops onto the bottom-cork slot — dock that released color onto the matching lane and clear the pink buffer.
- Drain the six remaining col-2 and col-3 mixers top-first into the right-side buffers, peeling red, dark, green, gray, cyan and purple each onto its own stack, and clear the "?" caps as their colors land on a real home.
- Top off pink, blue, orange, brown, gray, yellow, green, cyan and purple so all fifteen bottles end on a single color with no mixed segments left.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Yellow, Pink, Orange, Brown, Gray, Green, Red, Cyan, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring a non-matching color onto a cork (orange onto the yellow-padlock box, pink onto the blue-padlock box), which seals the cork shut and burns the move you needed to release that hidden color.
- Peeling pink off the bottom-row, col-3 mixer before brown is banked on the right, which strands pink on top of brown and leaves no clean buffer for the bottom cork's pink trigger.
- Popping a "?" cap before the matching padlock color is banked, so the released color lands on a buffer that is already mid-stack and the buffer locks.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 210 (spoiler-free)
- Bank the cork-matching colors (blue, yellow, pink) in the col-4 and col-5 buffers before you touch any wooden box — the wrong color seals the cork.
- Peel brown off the top-row, col-3 mixer before pink so pink has a clean place to dock.
- Pop each "?" cap only after the matching padlock color is already banked, so the released color lands on a real lane.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A three-tier board that resolves to five columns wide and fifteen bottle positions. The leftmost column is three tall wooden cork boxes — blue padlock on top, yellow padlock in the middle row, pink padlock at the bottom — each with a small tan cap peeking out. Columns 2 and 3 hold six tall mixed bottles (two per row), each topped with a small "?" cap bottle that hides one more color, and the visible mixers carry red/orange/dark, red/dark/red, yellow/red/ dark, orange/red/dark, purple/red/tan and red/pink/dark stacks. Column 4 is three near-empty buffers, and the rightmost column (col 5) is three empty buffers — that is the entire workshop.
- Goal
- Bank orange, yellow, pink, brown and gray lanes in the col-4 and col-5 buffers first, then pour the matching color onto each cork (blue, yellow, pink) to release the three hidden colors underneath. After all three corks pop, drain every col-2 and col-3 mixer top-first so all fifteen positions end on a single color.
- Opening
- Tap the col-5 top and col-5 middle empties as scratch flasks, then peel the orange top off the top-row, col-2 mixer (red-orange-dark) into the col-5 top buffer and dock that orange onto the col-5 middle buffer to start an orange lane. Pour the yellow top off the middle-row, col-2 mixer into the col-5 middle buffer, then run that yellow onto a clean col-4 buffer so yellow is banked and ready for the middle cork. Peel the pink top off the bottom-row, col-3 mixer into a clean col-4 buffer to bank pink for the bottom cork.
- Danger Zone
- Pouring the wrong color onto a cork (orange onto the yellow-padlock box, pink onto the blue-padlock box, etc.) seals the cork shut and burns a move. The top-row, col-3 mixer is the only place to bank brown, and the bottom-row, col-3 mixer is the only place to bank pink — peel brown first or pink gets buried under the next pour and you lose the bottom cork's pink trigger. The col-2 "?" caps double as the unlock keys for the corks above them, so pop a cap only after the matching padlock color is already banked — otherwise the released color has nowhere to land.
- Mechanics
- A three-cork release finale with three visible padlock colors (blue, yellow, pink) on a fifteen-bottle board. Six mixed bottles each carry a "?" cap that hides one extra color acting as a cork key, and six empty buffers on the right are the only workshop. The chokepoint is colour-lane first, cork second — bank the cork-matching colors in the right-side buffers before any cork trigger, then walk the corks in padlock order so each release lands on a prepared lane.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you open the three wooden corks in Magic Sort Level 210?
Bank the cork-matching colors (blue, yellow, pink) in the col-4 and col-5 buffers first, then pour each matching color onto its padlock. The cork pops, the hidden color drops onto the cork slot, and you route that release onto a fresh buffer. Pouring a non-matching color seals the cork shut and burns the move.
Why must brown and pink be peeled off the col-3 mixers before any cork trigger?
Brown is the only top-section color on the top-row, col-3 mixer, and pink is the only top-section color on the bottom-row, col-3 mixer. Peel brown first and bank it next to orange in the col-5 top buffer, then peel pink and bank it in a clean col-4 buffer. Reverse the order and pink gets stranded on top of brown with no clean place to dock before the bottom cork trigger.