Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 335 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 335 is a three-tier, twelve-bottle release-and-route board that combines three special tile types in one run — six short red scroll-wrapped magic flasks (three on the top row and three on the bottom row), one snowflake-stamped frozen bottle in the middle row, and one pink star-icon magic flask on the middle row's far right. Bank cyan at T4 and dark-blue at B4 first to free two working middle-row cells, melt the T7 ice with a matching pour to reveal the hidden segment, then unwrap the six red wraps in the order that matches the colors the board already has visible, and route every revealed color through the T8 magic flask and the two starting empties so each color lands on a clean destination and the board ends with ten full single-color bottles plus two empty positions.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 335 — Full Solution
- Tap the T4 and B4 starting empties as the scratch buffers; pour the cyan top of the T5 cyan near-single into the T4 starting empty so T4 holds a clean cyan lane and T5 collapses, then pour the dark-blue top of the T6 dark-blue near-single into the B4 starting empty so B4 holds a clean dark-blue lane and T6 collapses.
- With T4 parked on cyan and B4 parked on dark-blue and T5 plus T6 both empty, pour the pink top of the T8 pink star-icon magic flask onto one of the freed middle cells, then pour the now-empty T8 onto the snowflake-stamped T7 frozen bottle to melt the ice cap with the matching color and reveal the hidden segment underneath.
- Unwrap the leftmost top-row red scroll wrap T1 by pouring the matching color onto it so the wrap falls away and a new single-color flask drops into the T1 cell; pour the revealed color onto the parked dark-blue at B4 or onto a clean destination so the new T1 cell becomes a working buffer.
- Unwrap the rightmost top-row red scroll wrap T3 the same way with the next spare pour, then unwrap the middle top-row red scroll wrap T2 with the matching color so the entire top row is now revealed; route each revealed color onto its matching lane so the top row ends on three single-color flasks plus the now-empty T4 starting slot.
- Repeat the same wrap-crack pattern on the bottom row — unwrap B1, B2 and B3 in turn with the matching top colors, route each revealed color onto a matching lane through the T8 magic flask and the freed middle-row cells, and keep the B4 starting empty single-color on dark-blue.
- Drain the middle-row mixers top-first into the now-empty top-row cells — pour the cyan base from T5 onto a matching cyan lane, pour the dark-blue base from T6 onto a matching dark-blue lane, and pour the revealed T7 ice color onto a clean destination so all four middle positions become working empties.
- Walk the routed colors back onto their matching lanes — pour the T8 pink contents onto the pink lane, pour the B4 dark-blue onto the matching dark-blue, and keep every unwrapped cell single-color — then top off red, yellow, blue, green, orange, pink, gray, purple, cyan and any other surfaced color so all ten remaining bottles end on a single color with no red wraps, no ice cap and no mixed segments left.
Colors in this level:
Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Orange, Pink, Gray, Purple, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring a non-matching color onto the T7 snowflake-stamped frozen bottle, which wastes the melt and locks the ice cap for the rest of the run.
- Pouring a non-matching color onto any of the six red scroll-wrapped magic flasks, which still breaks the wrap but strands the wrong color on top of the revealed flask and costs an extra pour to clear.
- Pouring two different colors into the T8 pink star-icon magic flask before its pink home is parked, which locks the only flexible overflow channel just when the six unwrapped colors need a place to land.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 335 (spoiler-free)
- Bank cyan at T4 and dark-blue at B4 first to free two working middle-row cells — both starting empties must hold a single color before any wrap cracks open.
- Melt the T7 snowflake-stamped frozen bottle with its exact matching top color only, and pour the matching color out of the T8 magic flask or a freed middle cell.
- Keep the T8 pink star-icon magic flask single-color on pink so it stays the only flexible overflow channel for the six unwrapped colors.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A three-tier, four-column board of twelve bottle positions with no locks, boxes, corks, key tags or magic flasks. The top row is four positions — T1, T2 and T3 are short red scroll-wrapped magic flasks that fill the left three columns with the same red wrap and small brown caps, and T4 is a single clear starting empty on the right. The middle row is four standard open flasks: T5 a small cyan near-single on the far left, T6 a small dark-blue near-single in the middle-left, T7 a snowflake-stamped frozen bottle in the middle-right (an ice cap that hides the segment underneath), and T8 a star-icon pink magic flask on the far right that can absorb any top color. The bottom row is four positions — B1, B2 and B3 are three more short red scroll-wrapped magic flasks that mirror the top row, and B4 is a second single clear starting empty on the right. There are exactly two starting empties (T4 and B4), the six red scroll-wrapped magic flasks are the only wrapped tile on the board, the T7 snowflake-stamped frozen bottle is the only frozen tile, and the T8 pink star-icon flask is the only magic overflow tile. The most visually dominant feature is the unbroken red scroll wrap that fills both the top-left three columns and the bottom-left three columns, and the second most dominant feature is the T7 snowflake stamp which is the giveaway that the level also carries an ice-melt mechanic.
- Goal
- Unwrap all six red scroll-wrapped magic flasks (T1-T3 and B1-B3) by pouring the right top color into each so the wrap falls away and the underlying color enters the sort, then melt the T7 snowflake-stamped frozen bottle with its matching color so the hidden color underneath joins play, then route every revealed color through the T8 pink star-icon magic flask and the two T4 and B4 starting empties until every bottle ends on a single color. The first real unlock is opening one of the six red wraps early with a top color that already has a lane, because each wrap that cracks releases a new working bottle and a new color into the sort, and once any wrap is open the player can route the revealed color into the T4 or B4 starting empty. The end state is ten full single-color bottles (red, yellow, blue, green, orange, pink, gray, purple, cyan and one more) plus two empty positions, with all six red wraps removed, the T7 ice melted, and the T8 star magic flask still on its single pink home.
- Opening
- Tap the T4 and B4 starting empties as the first scratch buffers. Pour the cyan top of the T5 cyan near-single into the T4 starting empty so T4 holds a clean cyan lane and T5 collapses, then pour the dark-blue top of the T6 dark-blue near-single into the B4 starting empty so B4 holds a clean dark-blue lane and T6 collapses. With T4 and B4 both parked on a single color and T5 plus T6 both empty, the middle row now has two working empty cells in its left half. Pour the pink top of the T8 pink star-icon magic flask onto one of the freed middle cells, then pour the now-empty T8 onto the snowflake-stamped T7 frozen bottle to melt the ice cap with the matching color and reveal the hidden segment underneath. Use the T8 melting pour to bank a clean pink buffer in a freed middle cell, then unwrap the leftmost top-row red scroll wrap T1 by pouring the matching color onto it so the wrap falls away and a new single-color flask drops into the T1 cell.
- Danger Zone
- Pouring a non-matching color onto the T7 snowflake-stamped frozen bottle wastes the melt and locks the ice for the rest of the run, so the ice must be melted with the right color only. Pouring a non-matching color onto any of the six red scroll-wrapped magic flasks still breaks the wrap (the wrap pops on any pour) but strands the wrong color on top of the revealed flask, which then needs an extra pour to clear before the flask can join the sort. The T8 pink star-icon magic flask is the only flexible overflow channel on the board, and pouring two different colors into T8 before its pink home is parked locks it in and burns the only magic slot just when the unwrapped colors need somewhere to land. The T4 and B4 starting empties are the only true buffers, so burning either empty on a mismatched pour before a cyan, dark-blue or pink lane exists strands the very first home and the rest of the run stalls. Finally, the six red wraps all have to be cracked in the right order — crack the wraps whose revealed colors already have matching tops on the board first, and save the wraps whose revealed colors need an ice-melt reveal or a magic-flask pour for last so the matching pour is ready.
- Mechanics
- A three-tier, twelve-bottle release-and-route board with no locks, boxes, corks or key tags. The only special tile types are the six red scroll-wrapped magic flasks at T1-T3 and B1-B3 (each short and stout, each hidden by a red scroll wrap that pops the moment any color is poured in, each releasing a single-color flask underneath that joins the sort), the one snowflake-stamped T7 frozen bottle in the middle row (an ice cap that hides the segment underneath, melted by a matching top color pour), and the one T8 pink star-icon magic flask on the middle-row far right (a flexible overflow channel that can absorb any top color but must finish on a single color). The chokepoint is the order in which the eight special tiles are released: bank cyan at T4 and dark-blue at B4 first to free two working middle-row cells, melt the T7 ice with a matching pour to reveal the hidden segment, unwrap the six red wraps in the order that matches the colors the board already has visible, and route every revealed color through the T8 magic flask and the two starting empties so each color lands on a clean destination. The end state is ten full single-color bottles plus two empty positions across the twelve starting slots, with all six red wraps removed, the T7 ice melted, and the T8 star magic flask still on its single pink home.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you start Magic Sort Level 335 with six red wraps, a frozen bottle, and a magic flask?
Bank cyan at T4 and dark-blue at B4 first by pouring the matching tops from the T5 cyan and T6 dark-blue near-singles, then pour the T8 pink top onto a freed middle cell and pour the now-empty T8 onto the T7 snowflake-stamped frozen bottle to melt the ice with the matching color. Once T4 and B4 are parked and T7 is melted, unwrap the six red wraps in the order that matches the colors the board already has visible, and route every revealed color through the T8 magic flask and the two starting empties so each color lands on a clean destination.
Why is the T8 pink star-icon magic flask the key to Level 335?
T8 is the only flexible overflow channel on the board, and once you park its pink onto a clean destination it locks to pink and becomes a regular flask that anchors the pink lane. The two T4 and B4 starting empties are the only true buffers, and the T7 snowflake-stamped frozen bottle only melts on its exact matching top color, so T8 is the only place that can bank the matching color you need for the ice melt before any wrap pops. Pour two different colors into T8 and you burn the only magic slot just when the six unwrapped colors need somewhere to land, so keep T8 single-color on pink from the start.
What is the right order to crack the six red scroll-wrapped magic flasks in Level 335?
Crack the wraps whose revealed colors already have matching tops on the board first, then save the wraps whose revealed colors need an ice-melt reveal or a magic-flask pour for last so the matching pour is always ready. The T1 top-row wrap is the easiest first crack because the revealed color can dock onto the parked dark-blue at B4, and the B1 bottom-row wrap is the easiest last crack because the revealed color can dock onto the now-empty top-row cells after the top row is sorted.