Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 367 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 367 is a two-tier, eleven-position cap-wave release-and-route board with five tall red-capped corked gift boxes filling the entire middle row (M1 through M5) and six short top-row starters (T1 blue-yellow, T2 green, T3 pink, T4 green-cyan, T5 orange, T6 yellow). Pop all five caps in one quick burst using the T2 green, T3 pink, T5 orange, T6 yellow and T1 yellow tops, then peel the T1 blue-yellow and T4 green-cyan mixers top-first through the freed gift-box slots, keep every working empty single-color, and top off the nine colors (red, blue, cyan, yellow, green, purple, pink, orange, brown) so the board ends with nine full single-color lanes plus the leftover T1 and T4 working empties.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 367 — Full Solution
- Start in the top row. Pour T1's yellow top onto a corked gift box at M1 to pop the first cap — the gift box releases a hidden single-color bottle into the M1 slot and M1 becomes a working empty, and a yellow lane begins to bank.
- Pour T2's single green top onto a corked gift box at M2 to pop the second cap, pour T3's single pink top onto a corked gift box at M3 to pop the third cap, pour T5's single orange top onto a corked gift box at M4 to pop the fourth cap, and pour T6's single yellow top onto a corked gift box at M5 to pop the fifth cap, all in one quick wave so the five released single-color bottles all land in working slots.
- Pour T1's now-exposed blue top onto a matching blue destination, so T1 collapses into a working empty and the released blue lane begins to bank.
- Drain the T4 green-cyan two-segment mixer top-first: pour T4's green top onto a matching green destination, then pour T4's cyan top onto a matching cyan destination, so T4 collapses into a working empty.
- Route the five released gift-box bottles (M1 through M5) top-first: peel each exposed top color onto a matching parked lane from steps 1 to 4, and use the freed T1 and T4 slots as single-color buffers when no matching top is available yet.
- Pair the remaining single-color tops from the released gift-box bottles with the parked single-color lanes from steps 1 to 5, so the middle row collapses into five full single-color lanes.
- Top off the nine colors (red, blue, cyan, yellow, green, purple, pink, orange, brown) so the board ends with nine full single-color lanes plus the leftover T1 and T4 working empties.
Colors in this level:
Red, Blue, Cyan, Yellow, Green, Purple, Pink, Orange, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring a non-matching top onto any of the five red caps, which strands the wrong color on top of the released bottle and costs an extra pour to clear before the bottle can join the sort.
- Popping the five caps one or two at a time, which strands the later caps behind released bottles that have no path for the next cap-pour.
- Pouring T1's blue or T4's cyan onto a non-matching destination, which strands blue or cyan across the top row because both colors have only one matching lane each on the board.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 367 (spoiler-free)
- Pop all five red caps in one quick wave using the T1 yellow, T2 green, T3 pink, T5 orange and T6 yellow tops first, so the five released single-color bottles all land in working slots before any non-matching top is poured.
- After the cap wave, peel T1's blue and T4's cyan onto matching parked lanes first so the paired colors don't strand across the top row.
- Keep the freed gift-box slots as single-color buffers and never pour two different colors into the same slot, since there are zero starting empties on this board.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two tiers, eleven bottle positions, no corks, wraps, boxes, paint cans, frozen tiles or magic bottles. The top row is six elements — T1 = blue-yellow two-segment mixer, T2 = green one-segment, T3 = pink one-segment, T4 = green-cyan two-segment mixer, T5 = orange one-segment, and T6 = yellow one-segment. The middle row is five elements — M1 through M5 are all tall red-capped corked gift boxes, each sealed until any color segment is poured onto the red cap. There are zero starting empties; the six short top-row flasks are the only pre-placed colors and the five gift boxes are the only special tiles on the board. The most visually dominant feature is the unbroken block of five tall red-capped corked gift boxes that fills the entire middle row, and the second most dominant feature is the row of six short top-row starters that anchor the cap-popping wave.
- Goal
- Pop all five red-capped corked gift boxes in a single wave using the six short top-row starters, then route every released color plus the two visible two-segment mixers (T1 blue-yellow, T4 green-cyan) into single-color lanes through the freed gift-box slots. The chokepoint is the cap-opening wave: the five red caps have to be popped in one quick burst using tops that are already safely parked so the released single-color bottles all land in working slots, and any cap that is opened onto a non-matching top strands the wrong color on top of the released bottle. The second chokepoint is the T1 blue-yellow and T4 green-cyan mixers: each has a paired color that repeats on the board, so the mixers' tops have to land on matching destinations before their bases are touched, or the repeat colors strand across the top row.
- Opening
- Start with the six top-row starters. Pour T2's single green top onto a corked gift box at M1 to pop the first cap, then pour T3's single pink top onto a corked gift box at M2 to pop the second cap, then pour T5's single orange top onto a corked gift box at M3 to pop the third cap, then pour T6's single yellow top onto a corked gift box at M4 to pop the fourth cap, then pour T1's yellow top (after peeling T1's blue onto a parked blue lane) onto a corked gift box at M5 to pop the fifth cap, all in one quick wave so the five released single-color bottles all land in working slots.
- Danger Zone
- Pouring a non-matching color onto any of the five red caps still breaks the cap (the gift 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. The five freed gift-box slots are the only true working positions on the board, and burning any of them on a mismatched cap-pour before a matching lane exists strands the first home for a released color. The T1 blue-yellow and T4 green-cyan mixers are the only two-segment mixers on the board, and the yellow tail on T1 plus the cyan tail on T4 each have to land on a freed gift-box slot before their paired base is moved, or yellow and cyan strand across the top row. The five 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.
- Mechanics
- A two-tier, eleven-position cap-wave release-and-route board with no corks, wraps, boxes, paint cans, frozen tiles or magic bottles. The only special tiles are the five tall red-capped corked gift boxes in the middle row (M1 through M5). The chokepoint is cap-opening wave plus T1 / T4 paired-color discipline: pop all five caps in one quick wave using the T2 green, T3 pink, T5 orange, T6 yellow and T1 yellow tops, then peel the T1 blue-yellow and T4 green-cyan mixers top-first through the freed gift-box slots, keep every working empty single-color, and top off the nine colors (red, blue, cyan, yellow, green, purple, pink, orange, brown) so the board ends with nine full single-color lanes plus the leftover T1 and T4 working empties.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do all five red caps have to be popped in one quick wave in Magic Sort Level 367?
The five tall red-capped corked gift boxes in the middle row are pre-placed seals that only open when a color is poured onto the cap. Popping them in one quick wave using the T1 yellow, T2 green, T3 pink, T5 orange and T6 yellow tops means the five released single-color bottles all land in working slots before any non-matching top is poured. Popping one or two caps first strands the later caps behind released bottles that have no path for the next cap-pour, and the cap-popping wave stalls.
How are the T1 blue-yellow and T4 green-cyan mixers handled after the cap wave in Magic Sort Level 367?
After the cap-popping wave, peel T1's blue top onto a matching blue destination first so the yellow tail can land on the parked yellow lane from step 1, then peel T4's green top onto a matching green destination first so the cyan tail can land on a parked cyan destination. Both mixers are paired-color mixers where the second color has only one matching lane each on the board, so the bases have to land on matching destinations before the tails are touched, or blue and cyan strand across the top row.