Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 319 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 319 is a three-tier, fifteen-bottle gold-boxed cork reveal board where the two corks at T1 and T2 and the three white magic flasks at M1, M2 and M3 are the only special obstacles. Pop both gold boxes early, route the two four-color middle mixers into the three magic flasks, then peel the bottom-row mixers through the two starting empties at B4 and B5.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 319 — Full Solution
- Pour the blue top of the T3 blue-over-orange mixer into the T1 gold-boxed cork flask to pop cork 1 — the gold box breaks with a sparkle and T1 becomes a working magic flask revealing its hidden color.
- Pour the now-exposed orange top of T3 into a starting empty at B4 or B5 to bank an orange buffer, then pour the next spare top (red of T4 or purple of T5) into the T2 gold-boxed cork flask to pop cork 2 the same way.
- Route the M4 four-color purple-orange-green-yellow mixer top-first — pour its purple top into M1, its orange top into M2, its green top into M3, and its yellow base into the starting empty at B4 to bank a yellow buffer.
- Repeat the same top-first peel on the M5 four-color red-yellow-green-cyan mixer — pour its red top onto the red lane at T4, its yellow top onto the yellow buffer at B4, its green top onto the green lane at M3, and its cyan base into the starting empty at B5 to bank a cyan buffer.
- Peel the B1 pink-yellow-cyan three-color top-first — pour its pink top into an empty slot, its yellow top onto the yellow buffer at B4, and its cyan base onto the cyan buffer at B5.
- Drain the B2 purple-yellow-green-orange four-color top-first, routing each exposed color to its matching lane (purple to M1, yellow to B4, green to M3, orange to the orange buffer) and clear each buffer onto a real single-color bottle before reusing it.
- Top off the partial blue at B3 into a full blue bottle, then top off red, yellow, blue, cyan, purple, orange, pink, green, and the two cork-revealed colors so all fifteen bottles end on a single color.
Colors in this level:
Red, Yellow, Blue, Cyan, Purple, Orange, Pink, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring two different colors into one of the three white magic flasks, which locks your flexible single-color lane on a two-color stack and strands the rest of the run.
- Waiting to pop the gold-boxed corks until after the bottom-row mixers have drained, which leaves the boxes sealed for the rest of the run because no spare top is left to spend on the cork-pop.
- Pouring a top color into a buffer that already holds a different color, which buries a color you needed and breaks the sort.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 319 (spoiler-free)
- Pop both gold-boxed corks early by spending the blue top of T3 on T1 and the next spare top on T2, so the top row becomes a normal working band.
- Keep each of the three white magic flasks at M1, M2 and M3 to a single color, and clear them onto a real stack before reusing them.
- Never pour a top color into a buffer that already holds a different color, because the magic flasks are the only bottles that can absorb a top without a matching base.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three tiers, no wraps, boxes, key tags or frozen tiles. The top row is a gold-boxed cork flask at T1 with a red 1 tag, a gold-boxed cork flask at T2 with a red 2 tag, a two-segment blue-over-orange mixer at T3, a full red single-color bottle at T4, and a two-segment purple-over-yellow mixer at T5. The middle row is three white magic flasks at M1, M2 and M3 with orange, yellow and green caps, a four-segment purple-over-orange-over-green-over-yellow mixer at M4, and a four-segment red-over-yellow-over-green-over-cyan mixer at M5. The bottom row is a three-segment pink-yellow-cyan partial at B1, a four-segment purple-yellow-green-orange full mixer at B2, a partial blue single at B3, and two clear starting empties at B4 and B5. The two gold-boxed corks at T1 and T2 are the most dominant visual feature.
- Goal
- Pop the two gold-boxed corks on T1 and T2 with the right top color, drain the two four-color middle mixers at M4 and M5, peel the bottom-row three-color at B1 and four-color at B2 top-first, and use the three white magic flasks as flexible single-color lanes so the board ends with fifteen full single-color bottles.
- Opening
- Pour the blue top of T3 into the T1 gold-boxed cork to pop cork 1, then move the freed orange top of T3 into a starting empty. Pop cork 2 at T2 the same way with the next spare top, then route the four-color middle mixers M4 and M5 top-first into the three magic flasks M1, M2 and M3 one segment at a time.
- Danger Zone
- The three white magic flasks at M1, M2 and M3 are the only flexible single-color lanes on the board. Pour a top color into a magic flask that already holds a different color and the flask locks on a two-color stack, costing one of three routing lanes just when the bottom-row mixers need them. The two gold-boxed corks are the second trap: pop them in the wrong order or wait until after the bottom mixers have drained and you have no spare top to spend on the cork-pop, leaving the box sealed for the rest of the run.
- Mechanics
- A three-tier, fifteen-bottle board with no wraps, boxes, key tags or frozen tiles. The two special bottle types are the two gold-boxed corks at T1 and T2 (each hiding a hidden color that releases when the right top color is poured into the box) and the three white magic flasks at M1, M2 and M3 (each starting pre-loaded as a flexible single-color routing lane that can absorb any top color). The chokepoint is cork-pop order plus magic-flask discipline: pop both corks early, keep each magic flask single-color, and route every exposed top to a matching lane or a clean empty so the final state shows fifteen full single-color bottles.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first pour in Magic Sort Level 319?
Pour the blue top of the T3 blue-over-orange mixer into the T1 gold-boxed cork flask. The gold box breaks with a sparkle and T1 becomes a working magic flask revealing its hidden color, freeing the orange top of T3 as a spare color to start an orange buffer at B4 or B5.
Why are the two gold-boxed corks and three white magic flasks the trap in Level 319?
The two gold-boxed corks at T1 and T2 each hide a color that only releases when the right top color is poured into the box, and the three white magic flasks at M1, M2 and M3 are the only flexible single-color routing lanes on the board. Pop the corks early with a spare top and keep each magic flask single-color, or a single wrong pour strands the whole late game on a two-color stack with no clean lane left.