Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 352 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 352 is a two-tier, fourteen-element cork-and-defrost board with seven pink-capped corked bottles in the top row (T1-T7), three of them (T1, T2, T3) carrying an extra ice block on top of the cork, plus a bottom row of B1 purple-green-red-red, B2 purple-red-pink-yellow, B3 purple-red, B4 single red, B5 single red, B6 empty and B7 the white star-marked magic bottle loaded with a single purple. Pour B1's purple onto T1 first, then the magic purple onto T2, then the magic purple onto T3 to crack the three frozen tops, then peel B1, B2 and B3 top-first through the B6 starting empty plus the freed top-row slots, and top off the eight colors (brown, yellow, orange, blue, purple, red, pink, green) so the board ends on nine full single-color bottles plus the B7 empty magic overflow.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 352 — Full Solution
- Pour B2's bottom yellow onto the B6 starting empty so B6 becomes a clean yellow buffer, then pour B2's pink onto the parked yellow at B6 so B6 grows into a yellow-pink two-segment buffer and B2 collapses to a purple-red working slot.
- Pour B2's red onto B4 so B4 stacks red-red, then pour B1's red onto B4 so B4 grows to red-red-red and B1 becomes a clean purple-green-red working slot.
- Pour B1's purple onto T1 so the pink cap pops, the green cork pops and the ice defrosts — T1 reveals a purple-topped brown body and joins the sort as a working top-row slot.
- Pour the magic bottle (B7) purple onto T2 so the cap pops, the cork pops and the ice defrosts, then pour the magic bottle (now reloaded from B3 or another purple pour) onto T3 so the third cap, cork and ice all crack in one wave.
- Pour B1's green onto the T4 green top so the T4 green lane begins to bank, then peel the T1 purple onto the B1 or T6 purple receiver so the T1 brown tail is exposed.
- Drain the B1 purple-green-red working slot top-first: purple onto the parked purple lane, green onto the T4 green lane, then red onto the B4 red lane, and walk the T1 brown body onto a freed top-row slot as the brown lane begins to form.
- Drain the B2 purple-red-pink-yellow working slot top-first: purple onto the parked purple lane, red onto the B4 red lane, pink onto the B6 yellow-pink buffer so B6 grows into a yellow-pink lane, then yellow onto the parked yellow so B6 finishes as a clean yellow single.
- Walk the T2 yellow tail onto the parked yellow lane, the T3 yellow tail onto the same parked yellow lane, the T5 blue top onto the T3 blue top so blue stacks into a single bottle, the T6 pink top onto the parked pink lane, and the T1 brown body onto a freed top-row slot as the brown lane grows. Pour T2's orange top and T4's orange top onto the same parked orange lane, and the last loose purple onto the parked purple lane, so the board ends on nine full single-color bottles plus the B7 empty magic overflow.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Green, Red, Pink, Yellow, Brown, Orange, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Spending the magic purple on a non-frozen top (or letting a red top melt onto T1 instead of purple), which leaves the ice block in place and strands the entire top row because purple is the only defrost key.
- Letting a non-green color land on T4 before the B1 green is peeled off, which buries the T4 green under the wrong top and strands the green lane since B1 is the only other green source on the board.
- Pouring two different colors into the B6 buffer or any freed top-row slot, which strands both and burns the only starting empty just as the three frozen tops need a clean place to defrost into.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 352 (spoiler-free)
- Defrost T1, T2 and T3 in one quick wave with three consecutive purple pours — B1's purple onto T1, then the magic purple onto T2, then the magic purple onto T3 — before any other top is moved, because the magic purple is the only defrost key on the board.
- Peel green from B1 onto the T4 green top before any non-green color lands on T4, because B1 is the only bottle in the bottom row that already holds green and T4 is the only top-row bottle that holds green, so green has to land on a dedicated lane first.
- Keep every working empty single-color — never pour two different colors into the B6 buffer or the freed top-row slots, and clear a buffer onto a real stack before reusing it for a different color.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two tiers, fourteen standard bottle slots plus one white star-marked magic bottle parked at the far right of the bottom row. The top row is seven pink-capped corked bottles, all sealed — T1, T2 and T3 carry an extra ice block on top of the cork (three layers to crack: pink cap, green cork and an ice block), and T4 through T7 are corked only. Once cracked, the top row reveals T1 = purple-topped brown body, T2 = orange-topped yellow body, T3 = blue-topped yellow body, T4 = green-orange-red three-segment mixer, T5 = blue-yellow two-segment mixer, T6 = pink-purple two-segment mixer, and T7 = single purple short bottle. The bottom row is six real bottles plus the magic — B1 = purple-green-red-red four-segment mixer (the only bottle that already holds green in the bottom row), B2 = purple-red-pink-yellow four-segment mixer, B3 = purple-red two-segment mixer, B4 = single red, B5 = single red, B6 = empty flask (the single starting buffer), and B7 = the white magic bottle loaded with a single purple. There are no boxes, wraps, paint cans, gift boxes or wood vaults on this level — every special behavior comes from the seven corks, the three frozen tops and the magic purple. The most visually dominant starter is the unbroken top row of seven pink-capped corked bottles, and the second most dominant starter is B1 (purple-green-red-red), because it is the only bottle in the bottom row that already holds green and green has no other home until the top-row corks crack open.
- Goal
- Crack the seven top-row corks, defrost the three frozen tops (T1, T2, T3) by pouring the magic purple onto each, and route every revealed color plus the bottom row's purple, green, red, pink, yellow and the magic overflow through the B6 starting empty plus the freed top-row slots until the board ends on a clean single-color lineup. The chokepoint is the three frozen tops: the magic purple is the only defrost key on the board (a fresh purple pour from the magic pops the ice on T1, T2 and T3 one after another), and if the magic purple is spent on anything other than those three frozen tops the ice stays and the entire top row stays locked. The second chokepoint is the green color: B1 is the only bottle in the bottom row that already holds green, and the T4 green is the only other green on the board, so green has to be peeled from B1 and T4 onto a dedicated lane before anything else lands on those slots.
- Opening
- Start in the bottom row. Pour B2's bottom yellow onto the B6 starting empty so B6 becomes a clean yellow buffer and B2 is freed as a working slot, then pour B2's pink onto the parked yellow at B6 so B6 grows into a yellow-pink two-segment buffer. Pour B2's red onto B4 so B4 stacks red-red and B2 collapses to purple, then pour B1's red onto B4 so B4 grows to red-red-red and B1 becomes a clean purple-green working slot. Crack the top-row corks with the freed purple: pour B1's purple onto T1 so the pink cap pops, the green cork pops and the ice defrosts, revealing the brown body underneath; pour the magic purple onto T2 so the cap pops, the cork pops and the ice defrosts; pour the magic purple onto T3 so the cap pops, the cork pops and the ice defrosts. With all three frozen tops now plain corked bottles, peel B1's green onto the T4 green top so T4 begins its green lane.
- Danger Zone
- The three frozen tops on T1, T2 and T3 only defrost on a purple pour, and the only purple on the whole board before corks crack is the single magic purple plus the purple tops on B1, B2 and B3 — so spending the magic purple on a non-frozen top (or letting a red top melt onto T1 instead of purple) leaves the ice block in place and the entire top row stays locked. The green color is the second trap: B1 is the only bottle in the bottom row that already holds green, T4 is the only top-row bottle that holds green, and if a non-green color lands on T4 before the B1 green is peeled off, the T4 green stays buried under the wrong top and the green lane never forms. The third trap is over-pouring the B2 and B1 mixers into the wrong empties: pink, red, yellow and green all repeat across the bottom mixers, so a buffer that holds pink cannot also receive red or yellow without a clear-out pour in between.
- Mechanics
- A two-tier, fourteen-element cork-and-defrost board with no boxes, wraps, paint cans, gift boxes or wood vaults. The only special tiles are the seven pink-capped corked bottles in the top row (T1-T7) and the three frozen tops on T1, T2 and T3, plus the white star-marked magic bottle at B7 loaded with a single purple. Each top-row bottle is sealed by three layers — a pink cap, a green cork and (on T1, T2, T3) an ice block — and a pour of any matching color pops the cap, a pour of the same color pops the cork, and a pour of purple pops the ice. The chokepoint is purple discipline: pour B1's purple onto T1, then the magic purple onto T2, then the magic purple onto T3, before any other top is moved, and use the freed B6 buffer plus the freed top-row slots to peel B1, B2 and B3 top-first into single-color lanes so the board ends on nine full single-color bottles plus the B7 empty magic overflow.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first pour in Magic Sort Level 352?
Pour B2's bottom yellow onto the B6 starting empty so B6 becomes a clean yellow buffer, then pour B2's pink onto the parked yellow at B6 so B6 grows into a yellow-pink two-segment buffer and B2 collapses to a working slot. This is the only way to free B2's purple before the corks crack, and B2's purple plus the magic purple are the only defrost keys for T1, T2 and T3, so B2's purple has to be the very first move.
How do the three frozen tops on T1, T2 and T3 work in Magic Sort Level 352?
Each of T1, T2 and T3 is a pink-capped corked bottle with an extra ice block on top of the cork, so each one has three layers to crack — a pink cap, a green cork and an ice block. A pour of any matching color pops the cap, a pour of the same color pops the cork, and a pour of purple pops the ice. The only purple on the board before the corks crack is the single magic purple plus the purple tops on B1, B2 and B3, so defrost T1 with B1's purple, then T2 and T3 with two consecutive magic purples, before any other top is moved.
Why pour green from B1 onto T4 first in Magic Sort Level 352?
B1 is the only bottle in the bottom row that already holds green, and T4 is the only top-row bottle that holds green, so green has to be peeled from B1 onto the T4 green top before any non-green color lands on T4. If a non-green top lands on T4 first, the T4 green stays buried under the wrong top and the green lane never forms, which strands green on the rest of the board.