Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 337 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 337 is a twelve-bottle magic-and-cork board with four white magic bottles in the top row. Pop the corked magic bottle with its matching color, peel the middle mixers into the bottom red and brown singles, and reserve the activated magic bottles for the colors that have no clean lane of their own.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 337 — Full Solution
- Pour the matching color from a middle mixer onto the corked top-row magic bottle to pop the cork and release its hidden color.
- Assign each of the three open white magic bottles a planned color and treat them as single-color homes from move one.
- Peel the most-mixed middle bottle top-first, sending each exposed color onto a matching top, the bottom red or brown, or the empty magic bottle reserved for it.
- Use the bottom near-empty as a working buffer to split two-color mixers into clean halves.
- Route the cork's released color into the magic bottle or stack reserved for it, then finish the remaining mixers top-down.
- Top off every bottle so all twelve end on a single color.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Red, Yellow, Green, Orange, Pink, Purple, Brown, Gray, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring the wrong color into a white magic bottle, which locks the only flexible overflow exactly when the cork's reveal needs it.
- Leaving the corked magic bottle sealed and trying to drain the middle mixers first, so the hidden color never enters the sort.
- Treating the white magic bottles as dump zones instead of planned single-color homes, which strands two colors in one bottle and burns the only spare.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 337 (spoiler-free)
- Pop the corked top-row magic bottle first so its hidden color enters play.
- Decide which color each white magic bottle will hold before you pour a single drop.
- Keep the bottom near-empty as the only working buffer and clear it onto a stack before reusing it.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three tiers, twelve bottles total. The top row is four white magic bottles — three are open and one is corked with a small hidden-color hint. The middle row is five mixers carrying pink, blue, red, yellow, green and orange in twos and threes. The bottom row is a full red, a full brown, and a near-empty buffer that doubles as the only spare workshop slot.
- Goal
- Pop the corked top-row magic bottle with its matching color so its hidden color joins play, then route the middle mixers into the bottom red and brown singles and into the activated magic bottles until every bottle holds a single color.
- Opening
- Pour the matching color from the middle mixers onto the corked magic bottle to pop it and release its hidden color. Then peel the top of the most-mixed middle bottle and pour it onto a matching top elsewhere or into the bottom empty. Treat each white magic bottle as a planned single-color home, never as a dump zone.
- Danger Zone
- The four top magic bottles look identical from the outside, so a careless pour can drop the wrong color into one and lock it. Once locked, that magic bottle is dead weight exactly when you need it for the corked bottle's reveal and the awkward leftovers. Keep each magic bottle one color, and clear it onto a real stack the moment you can.
- Mechanics
- A magic-bottle-plus-cork board. The cork holds a color that never enters the sort until the right key color is poured, and the white magic bottles are flexible overflow that still has to finish on a single color. The puzzle is therefore two things at once: pop the cork early, and assign each magic bottle a color before you start pouring.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you pop the corked magic bottle in Magic Sort Level 337?
Pour its matching color from a middle mixer onto the corked top-row magic bottle. The cork pops and the hidden color joins play, which is the only way that color ever enters the sort.
What role do the white magic bottles play in Level 337?
They are flexible overflow that still has to finish on a single color. Assign each one a planned color before you pour, keep it single-color, and clear it onto a real stack the moment you can — mix two colors into one and you lose the only spare on a board with just one empty buffer.