Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 379 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 379 is a SUPER SCHWER 2-tier, 10-position mystery-reveal-and-route board with three tall white '?' mystery bottles at T3, T5 and M1, three visible mixers (T1 gray-purple, M3 blue-cyan-cyan, M5 yellow-black), and one starting empty at M2. Pour T4's blue onto M1, T2's brown onto T3, and M4's blue onto T5 first to reveal the three hidden single-color bottles, then peel T1, M3 and M5 top-first through the freed '?' slots and the M2 starting empty, keep every working empty single-color, and top off the eight colors (red, blue, cyan, yellow, green, purple, pink, brown) so the board ends with eight full single-color lanes plus the leftover T1 and M5 working empties.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 379 — Full Solution
- Pour T4's single blue top onto the M1 '?' mystery bottle to reveal the first hidden color — the '?' bottle releases a hidden single-color bottle into the M1 slot and M1 becomes a working empty, and the blue key is used up.
- Pour T2's single brown top onto the T3 '?' mystery bottle to reveal the second hidden color, so the T3 slot becomes a second working empty, and the brown key is used up.
- Pour M4's single blue top onto the T5 '?' mystery bottle to reveal the third hidden color, so the T5 slot becomes a third working empty, and the second blue key is used up.
- Drain the M3 blue-cyan-cyan three-segment mixer top-first: pour M3's blue top onto a matching blue destination, then pour M3's first cyan top onto a matching cyan destination, then pour M3's second cyan top onto the same cyan lane, so M3 collapses into a working empty.
- Drain the T1 gray-purple two-segment mixer top-first: pour T1's gray top onto a matching gray destination, then pour T1's purple top onto a matching purple destination, so T1 collapses into a working empty.
- Drain the M5 yellow-black two-segment mixer top-first: pour M5's yellow top onto a matching yellow destination, then pour M5's black top onto a matching black destination, so M5 collapses into a working empty.
- Top off the eight colors (red, blue, cyan, yellow, green, purple, pink, brown) so the board ends with eight full single-color lanes plus the leftover T1 and M5 working empties.
Colors in this level:
Red, Blue, Cyan, Yellow, Green, Purple, Pink, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring a mismatched color onto any of the three '?' mystery bottles, which strands the wrong color on top of the revealed hidden bottle and costs an extra pour to clear before the bottle can join the sort.
- Burning the M2 starting empty or any of the three freed '?' slots on a mismatched pour before a matching lane exists, which strands the first home for a revealed color and stalls the rest of the run.
- Pouring M3's cyan top onto a non-matching destination, which strands cyan across the middle row because cyan only appears once on the board and the M3 mixer is the only source.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 379 (spoiler-free)
- Pour T4's blue onto the M1 '?' bottle, T2's brown onto the T3 '?' bottle, and M4's blue onto the T5 '?' bottle in one quick wave, so the three '?' bottles reveal onto matching blue and brown lanes and the board gets three new working empties at once.
- After the '?' reveals, peel M3's blue top first so the cyan tail can land on a matching cyan destination without stranding across the middle row.
- Keep the M2 starting empty plus the three freed '?' slots single-color and never pour two different colors into the same slot, since these are the only four working positions on the board.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two tiers, ten bottle positions, no corks, wraps, boxes, paint cans, frozen tiles or magic bottles. The top row is five elements — T1 = gray-purple two-segment mixer, T2 = brown one-segment, T3 = small dark '?' mystery bottle (hidden color revealed on first pour), T4 = blue one-segment, and T5 = tall white '?' mystery bottle (second mystery). The middle row is five elements — M1 = tall white '?' mystery bottle (third mystery), M2 = small near-empty flask, M3 = blue-cyan-cyan three-segment mixer, M4 = blue one-segment, and M5 = yellow-black two-segment mixer. The bottom row is empty in the original layout; the three '?' mystery bottles are the only special tiles on the board and there is exactly one starting empty at M2. The most visually dominant feature is the trio of tall white '?' mystery bottles that anchor the left side of both rows, and the second most dominant feature is the M3 blue-cyan-cyan three-segment mixer in the middle row.
- Goal
- Pour onto the three '?' mystery bottles to reveal their hidden single-color contents, then route every color from the three visible mixers (T1 gray-purple, M3 blue-cyan-cyan, M5 yellow-black) plus the four single-color starters (T2 brown, T4 blue, M4 blue) plus the revealed '?' colors into single-color lanes through the M2 starting empty plus the freed '?' slots. The chokepoint is the '?' reveal order: each '?' bottle needs a matching color poured onto its cap to reveal the hidden color, and a mismatched pour strands the wrong color on top of the revealed bottle. The second chokepoint is the M3 blue-cyan-cyan three-segment mixer: cyan only appears once on the board, so the cyan tail has to land on a matching destination before the M3 base is touched, or cyan strands across the middle row.
- Opening
- Pour T4's single blue top onto the M1 '?' mystery bottle to reveal the first hidden color — the '?' bottle releases a hidden single-color bottle into the M1 slot and M1 becomes a working empty. Then pour T2's single brown top onto the T3 '?' mystery bottle to reveal the second hidden color, so the T3 slot becomes a second working empty. With two '?' bottles now revealed plus the M2 starting empty, pour M4's single blue top onto the T5 '?' mystery bottle to reveal the third hidden color, so the T5 slot becomes a third working empty and the board has four total working positions.
- Danger Zone
- Pouring a mismatched color onto any of the three '?' mystery bottles (T3, T5, M1) strands the wrong color on top of the revealed hidden bottle, which then needs an extra pour to clear before the bottle can join the sort. The M2 starting empty and the three freed '?' slots (T3, T5, M1) are the only true working positions on the board, and burning any of them on a mismatched '?' pour before a matching lane exists strands the first home for a revealed color. The M3 blue-cyan-cyan three-segment mixer is the only mixer with cyan on the board, and the cyan tail has to land on a matching destination before the blue base is moved, or cyan strands across the middle row.
- Mechanics
- A 2-tier, 10-position mystery-reveal-and-route board with no corks, wraps, boxes, paint cans, frozen tiles or magic bottles. The only special tiles are the three tall white '?' mystery bottles at T3, T5 and M1, each sealed until any color is poured onto the cap, at which point the bottle releases a hidden single-color bottle into the same slot. The chokepoint is '?' reveal order plus three-segment mixer discipline: pour T4's blue onto M1, T2's brown onto T3, and M4's blue onto T5 first to reveal the three hidden single-color bottles, then peel T1, M3 and M5 top-first through the freed '?' slots and the M2 starting empty, keep every working empty single-color, and top off the eight colors so the board ends with eight full single-color lanes plus the leftover T1 and M5 working empties.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do the three '?' mystery bottles in Magic Sort Level 379 work?
The three tall white '?' mystery bottles at T3, T5 and M1 are sealed until any color is poured onto the cap. When the matching color is poured, the '?' bottle releases a hidden single-color bottle into the same slot and the slot becomes a working empty. The '?' bottles do not require a specific matching color to crack, but the revealed hidden colors need a parked lane to land on, so pour T4's blue onto M1, T2's brown onto T3, and M4's blue onto T5 first so the reveals land cleanly on the matching blue and brown lanes.
Why is the M3 blue-cyan-cyan mixer the most fragile piece in Magic Sort Level 379?
M3 is the only bottle on the board that holds cyan, so the cyan tail has to land on a matching destination before the M3 blue base is moved. Pouring M3's cyan top onto a non-matching destination strands cyan across the middle row because cyan only appears once on the board and the M3 mixer is the only source. Peel M3's blue top first so the cyan tail can land on a matching cyan destination without stranding across the middle row.