Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 346 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 346 is a three-tier release-and-route board with one corked bottle in a wooden box, five pre-labeled top targets and three tall bottom mixers. Pop the cork with the green top, peel the bottom mixers in the order the top row can absorb them, then route every revealed color through the freed cells so all twelve bottles end on a single color.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 346 — Full Solution
- Pour the T2 green top onto the box cork to pop it, so the wooden box becomes a regular middle-row bottle and the trapped color enters play.
- Peel the B1 blue-over-green from the top down — blue onto the T3 blue target, green onto the T2 green target — and clear B1 into a working empty.
- Peel the B3 pink-over-yellow from the top down — pink onto the T5 pink target, yellow onto the T4 yellow target — and clear B3 into a scratch buffer.
- Peel the four middle mixers from the top down using the freed cells and the top-row targets as receivers, one color per pour, and keep every freed cell single-color until you clear it onto a real stack.
- Park the B2 single brown on the T1 orange top, or on a clean destination, and walk every buried red and yellow segment onto its matching lane.
- Top off the nine colors (red, orange, yellow, green, blue, purple, pink, cyan, brown) so all twelve bottles finish on a single color with the leftover cells empty.
Colors in this level:
Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Purple, Pink, Cyan, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring a non-green color onto the box cork, which still pops the cork but strands the wrong color on top of the revealed bottle and costs an extra pour to clear before the bottle can join the sort.
- Pouring the B1 green tail onto a mismatched slot, which strands the green lane for the rest of the run because the T2 green target is the only home the green tail has.
- Pouring two different colors into the same freed middle cell, which burns the only buffer the rest of the sort can lean on and stalls the rest of the run.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 346 (spoiler-free)
- Pop the box cork with the T2 green top first so the wooden box becomes a regular middle-row bottle and the trapped color enters play.
- Peel the three bottom mixers in the order the top row can receive them — B1 first, B3 second, B2 last — and never pour a bottom color into a freed middle cell that already holds a different color.
- Keep every freed middle cell single-color until you clear it onto a real stack, or the rest of the run has no buffer to lean on.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A three-tier, twelve-bottle board whose only special tile is a single corked bottle hidden in a wooden box at the center of the middle row. The top row is five small pre-labeled target bottles, each carrying a single color from the start: T1 orange, T2 green, T3 blue, T4 yellow, T5 pink. The middle row starts as a wooden box holding the corked bottle; once popped, the box cell becomes one of the four medium mixers in the middle row (red-over-orange, green-blue, green over a darker base, brown-over-yellow). The bottom row is three tall mixers — B1 blue-over-green, B2 single brown, B3 pink-over-yellow. There are zero starting empties, one special tile type (the box cork), and the expected end state is nine full single-color bottles plus three empties.
- Goal
- Pop the cork with a matching green pour to release the trapped middle bottle, then route every revealed color plus the three bottom mixers through the freed top-row, middle-row and bottom-row cells until all twelve bottles end on a single color. The chokepoint is the cork plus the three bottom mixers — every bottom color has a target upstairs, so the pour order has to match what the top row can receive, and the freed middle cells are the only buffers the rest of the sort can lean on.
- Opening
- Pour the T2 green top onto the box cork to pop it, so the wooden box becomes a regular middle-row bottle and the trapped color enters play. Peel the B1 blue-over-green from the top down — blue onto the T3 blue target, green onto the T2 green target — and clear B1 into a working empty. Peel the B3 pink-over-yellow from the top down — pink onto the T5 pink target, yellow onto the T4 yellow target — and clear B3 into a scratch buffer.
- Danger Zone
- Pouring a non-green color onto the box cork still pops the cork but strands the wrong color on top of the revealed bottle, which costs an extra pour to clear before the bottle can join the sort. The B1 green tail has no other home besides the T2 green target, and pouring it onto a mismatched slot strands the green lane for the rest of the run. With zero starting empties, every freed middle cell has to stay single-color — pour two different colors into the same freed cell and the rest of the sort has no buffer to lean on.
- Mechanics
- A three-tier release-and-route board whose only special tile is the corked bottle in a wooden box. The cork pops the moment a green pour lands on it, the box cell becomes a regular bottle, and the rest of the puzzle is straight routing. The chokepoint is cork order plus pour order: pop the cork with the T2 green top first, then peel the B1 blue-over-green, the B3 pink-over-yellow and the B2 single brown in the order the top row can absorb them, and route every revealed color plus the four middle mixers through the freed top-row, middle-row and bottom-row cells so the board ends on nine full single-color bottles plus three empties.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first pour in Magic Sort Level 346?
Pour the T2 green top onto the box cork to pop it, so the wooden box becomes a regular middle-row bottle and the trapped color enters play. The cork has to be popped with a green pour — any other color still breaks the cork but strands the wrong color on top of the revealed bottle, which costs an extra pour to clear.
How does the corked bottle in the wooden box work in Magic Sort Level 346?
The box cork pops the moment a green pour lands on it, the wooden box cell becomes a regular bottle, and the trapped color joins the sort. Pouring a non-green color still breaks the cork but strands the wrong color on top of the revealed bottle, which costs an extra pour to clear, so always pop the cork with the T2 green top first.
Why peel the three bottom mixers in order B1, B3, B2 in Level 346?
Each bottom mixer carries two colors that both have a target upstairs, so the pour order has to match what the top row can receive. B1 first unblocks the blue and green lanes, B3 second unblocks the pink and yellow lanes, and B2 last parks the single brown without competing for any top-row slot. Skipping the order strands a tail that has no other home.