Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 365 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 365 is a two-tier, eleven-bottle release-and-route board with four tall white corked gift boxes in the top row (T1 red cap and bow, T3 blue cap and bow, T5 pink cap and bow, T6 brown cap and bow), two small narrow near-empty flasks (T2 pink, T4 green) and a bottom row that carries the work: B1 blue-yellow-red three-segment mixer, B2 and B4 empty, B3 short narrow near-empty, and B5 blue four-segment full. Pop all four caps in one quick wave using the B1 blue, B5 blue, T2 pink and T4 green tops so the four released bottles (orange from T1, yellow-orange from T3, pink from T5, purple from T6) all land in working slots, then drain the B1 blue-yellow-red mixer top-first through the freed T1, T3, T5, T6 slots, keep every working empty single-color, and top off the seven colors (red, blue, yellow, green, orange, pink, purple) so the board ends with seven full single-color lanes plus the B3 leftover near-empty.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 365 — Full Solution
- Pour B1's blue top into the B2 empty so B2 starts a clean blue lane and B1 collapses to its yellow-red base, freeing the B1 top as the first cap-pour for the gift boxes.
- Pop the first red cap by pouring B2's blue top onto the T1 gift-box slot so the cap opens with confetti and a released orange bottle drops into T1, then pop the second blue cap by pouring B5's blue top onto the T3 gift-box slot so the cap opens and a released yellow-orange two-segment mixer drops into T3.
- Pop the third pink cap by pouring T2's pink top onto the T5 gift-box slot so the cap opens and a released pink bottle drops into T5, then pop the fourth brown cap by pouring T4's green top onto the T6 gift-box slot so the cap opens and a released purple near-empty drops into T6.
- Drain the B1 blue-yellow-red three-segment mixer top-first: pour the yellow top onto the parked yellow-orange at T3 so T3 grows into a yellow-yellow-orange stack, then pour the red base onto the parked red at B2 so B2 grows into a blue-red working stack and B1 collapses into a clean working empty.
- Pour the T3 yellow-orange now-exposed orange top onto the parked orange at T1 so T1 grows into a fuller orange lane and T3 collapses to its yellow base, then walk the B2 blue-red stack onto the parked lanes (blue onto T1, red onto a freed slot) so B2 becomes a single-color red buffer.
- Walk the small B3 near-empty onto a freed gift-box slot or onto a matching lane, walk the T6 purple onto a matching purple destination so T6 becomes a single-color purple lane, and use the freed T1, T3, T5 and T6 slots plus the B2 working empty as scratch buffers to split the remaining two-color segments that surface from the released gift-box bottles.
- Top off the seven colors (red, blue, yellow, green, orange, pink, purple) so every bottle finishes on a single color and the board ends with seven full single-color lanes plus the B3 leftover near-empty.
Colors in this level:
Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Orange, Pink, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring a non-matching color onto any of the four gift-box caps, which still breaks the cap but strands the wrong color on top of the released bottle and costs an extra pour to clear before the bottle can join the sort.
- Burning the B2 or B4 empty on a mismatched cap-pour before a matching color lane exists, which strands the first home and stalls the rest of the run.
- Popping the four caps one at a time instead of in one quick wave, which leaves the later caps behind released bottles that have no path for the next cap-pour.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 365 (spoiler-free)
- Pop all four caps in one quick wave using the B1 blue, B5 blue, T2 pink and T4 green tops first, so the four released bottles (orange, yellow-orange, pink, purple) all land in working slots before any non-matching top is poured.
- Park blue at the B2 empty first by pouring the B1 blue top, since B2 is the only true buffer in the bottom row that can hold blue without burning a working empty, and blue has no other home on the board until the T1 orange slot is emptied.
- Drain the B1 blue-yellow-red mixer top-first through the freed T1, T3, T5 and T6 gift-box slots, and keep every working buffer single-color — never pour two different colors into the same freed slot or the rest of the sort strands.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A two-tier, eleven-bottle 'Stufe 365' board whose headline feature is a row of four tall white corked gift boxes in the top row, each topped with a small colored cap and bow. The top row reads T1 = tall white corked gift box with a dark red cap and bow, T2 = small narrow pink flask with a single pink layer on top (no bow, no cap), T3 = tall white corked gift box with a dark blue cap and bow, T4 = small narrow green flask with a single green layer on top (no bow, no cap), T5 = tall white corked gift box with a dark pink/magenta cap and bow, and T6 = tall white corked gift box with a dark brown cap and bow. The bottom row reads B1 = tall blue-yellow-red three-segment mixer (blue on top, yellow middle, red base), B2 = tall empty bottle, B3 = short narrow near-empty flask with a tiny dark element on top, B4 = tall empty bottle, and B5 = tall blue four-segment full bottle. There are no locks, wraps, vault boxes, magic bottles, frozen tiles, paint cans or scroll tiles — the four corked gift boxes are the only special tiles on the board. There are exactly two starting empty tall bottles (B2 and B4) and three small near-empties (T2 pink, T4 green, B3 short). The most visually dominant feature is the unbroken row of four tall white corked gift boxes in the top row, and the second most dominant feature is the B1 blue-yellow-red three-segment mixer, which is the only multi-color bottle on the whole board.
- Goal
- Pop all four tall white corked gift boxes (T1, T3, T5, T6) in one quick wave by pouring any color segment onto each cap so the wrap breaks and a hidden bottle drops into the slot, drain the B1 blue-yellow-red three-segment mixer top-first through the freed gift-box slots, and top off the seven colors (red, blue, yellow, green, orange, pink, purple) so the board ends with seven full single-color lanes plus the B3 leftover near-empty. The chokepoint is the cap-opening wave: the four caps have to be popped in one quick wave using tops that are already safely parked (B1's blue, B5's blue, T2's pink, T4's green) so the released bottles (orange from T1, yellow-orange from T3, pink from T5, purple from T6) all land in working slots, and any cap that is popped onto a non-matching top burns a buffer the rest of the sort needs. The second chokepoint is the B1 blue-yellow-red mixer — its blue top has to land on a freed gift-box slot or on the parked blue lane at B5 before yellow and red are moved, or blue has no other receiver once B5 is poured out as a cap-pour.
- Opening
- Start in the bottom row. Pour B1's blue top into the B2 empty so B2 starts a clean blue lane and B1 collapses to its yellow-red base. Pop the first red cap by pouring B2's blue top onto the T1 gift-box slot so the cap opens with confetti and a released orange bottle drops into T1. Pop the second blue cap by pouring B5's blue top onto the T3 gift-box slot so the cap opens and a released yellow-orange two-segment mixer drops into T3. Pop the third pink cap by pouring T2's pink top onto the T5 gift-box slot so the cap opens and a released pink bottle drops into T5. Pop the fourth brown cap by pouring T4's green top onto the T6 gift-box slot so the cap opens and a released purple near-empty drops into T6. With all four caps popped, the player has B2 plus the freed T1 slot plus the T6 freed slot as three working positions to drain B1 and route the released colors.
- Danger Zone
- Pouring a non-matching color onto any of the four gift-box caps still breaks the cap (the box pops on any pour) but strands the wrong color on top of the released bottle, which then needs an extra pour to clear before the bottle can join the sort — so the four caps have to be popped in one quick wave using tops that are already safely parked (B1's blue, B5's blue, T2's pink, T4's green), not using whatever random top happens to be exposed later. The two B2 and B4 empty tall bottles are the only true buffers in the bottom row, and burning either on a mismatched cap-pour before a matching color lane exists strands the first home and the rest of the run stalls. The B1 blue-yellow-red mixer is the only multi-color bottle on the board, and its blue top has to land on the freed T1 orange slot (after T1 is emptied) or on the parked blue lane before yellow and red are moved, or blue strands across the bottom row. The four caps also have to be popped in one wave: pop one or two caps first and the later caps end up behind released bottles that have no path for the next cap-pour, because the T5 pink release covers the T3 slot and the T6 purple release covers the T5 slot from any further cap-pour.
- Mechanics
- A two-tier, eleven-bottle release-and-route board whose only special tile type is the four tall white corked gift boxes in the top row T1, T3, T5 and T6. Each gift box is a tall, decorated white flask with a small colored cap and a small matching bow on top, sealed until any color segment is poured onto the cap, at which point the gift box opens with a confetti burst and a hidden bottle drops into the slot. The four released bottles are orange (T1, four layers), yellow-orange two-segment mixer (T3), pink (T5, three to four layers), and purple near-empty (T6, one to two layers). The chokepoint is cap-opening wave plus buffer discipline: pop all four caps in one quick wave using the B1 blue, B5 blue, T2 pink and T4 green tops so the four released bottles all land in working slots before any non-matching top is poured, then drain the B1 blue-yellow-red mixer top-first through the freed gift-box slots, and top off the seven colors (red, blue, yellow, green, orange, pink, purple) so the board ends with seven full single-color lanes plus the B3 leftover near-empty.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first pour in Magic Sort Level 365?
Pour B1's blue top into the B2 empty so B2 starts a clean blue lane and B1 collapses to its yellow-red base, freeing the B1 top as the first cap-pour for the gift boxes. This is the only blue pour that opens up a clean working empty in the bottom row and lets the player reach the rest of the B1 stack, so it has to be the very first move.
How do the four tall white corked gift boxes work in Magic Sort Level 365?
Each of the four tall white corked gift boxes in T1, T3, T5 and T6 is a tall, decorated white flask with a small colored cap and a small matching bow on top, sealed until any color segment is poured onto the cap, at which point the gift box opens with a confetti burst and a hidden bottle drops into the slot. The four released bottles are orange (T1, four layers), yellow-orange two-segment mixer (T3), pink (T5, three to four layers) and purple near-empty (T6, one to two layers). The caps do not require a specific matching color to crack, but pouring a non-matching color strands the wrong color on top of the released bottle, which costs an extra pour to clear, so pop all four caps in one quick wave using the B1 blue, B5 blue, T2 pink and T4 green tops first.
Why park blue at the B2 empty first in Level 365?
B1's blue top is the first cap-pour for the gift-box wave, and the B2 empty is the only true buffer in the bottom row that can absorb blue without burning a working empty. Pour B1's blue top into B2 first so B2 becomes a clean blue lane and B1 collapses to its yellow-red base, then pop the four gift-box caps in one quick wave using the parked blue at B2 plus the B5 blue, T2 pink and T4 green tops. Skipping this step strands the B1 blue top with no other receiver and the rest of the cap-opening wave stalls.