Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 437 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 437 looks like a red-heavy three-tier board, but the real game is the two locked wooden-box vaults hiding under the same red tops at T3 and M3. Drain the top red to expose the white vault bodies, pour green into M3 first to release its hidden yellow, red and brown, then repeat the green pour on T3 to free orange, cyan and gray — and only then can all twelve bottles settle into single colors.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 437 — Full Solution
- Pour T4's red top onto the empty M4, then pour T4's exposed pink onto the single pink B1 to finish the pink lane and free T4 as a working buffer.
- Pour B4's yellow top onto the single yellow M1 to finish the yellow lane, then pour B4's red base onto T2's red to start consolidating red.
- Drain T1's red top onto M4, then set the exposed blue of T1 aside on T1 to start the blue lane, and top T2 from B2 (or B2 from T2) whenever a red segment is exposed so the red towers keep flowing.
- Pour green into the M3 vault to pop the orb, releasing a yellow + red + brown sequence from M3. Route the released yellow onto M1, the released red onto T2, and the released brown onto T4.
- Drain the rest of B3 (now red + green + a small orange cap) onto M3 so M3 becomes the temporary brown/red buffer, then drain the rest of T3's red top onto the empty M4 to expose T3's own wooden-box body and green orb.
- Pour green into the T3 vault to pop its orb, releasing orange, cyan and gray. Route orange onto M3, cyan onto T1, and gray onto T2.
- Top up every bottle from the freed T4, B4, M3 and M4 slots so that all twelve bottles end on a single color (red, blue, yellow, pink, brown, green, orange, cyan, gray, plus the two vault-turned-singles sitting at T3 and M3).
Colors in this level:
Red, Blue, Yellow, Pink, Brown, Green, Orange, Cyan, Gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring anything but green into T3 or M3 to "test" them, which keeps the orb locked, leaves the vault contents stranded, and burns the only empty M4 on a non-matching color.
- Opening T3 before M3, which leaves the brown, red and yellow released from M3 with no working buffer slot to land on and forces the vault-unlock loop to be redone.
- Pouring yellow or pink into the red lane to "save a move", which buries the singles M1 and B1 under a wrong color and forces the yellow/pink merge to be redone from scratch.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 437 (spoiler-free)
- Drain the top red of T3 and M3 first so the white wooden-box body and the green orb become visible — until you see the orb, you cannot tell the vaults are there.
- Pop the M3 vault with a green pour before touching T3, because unlocking M3 first also frees up the buffer slot you need to expose T3's own orb.
- Finish the easy yellow and pink lanes into M1 and B1 before opening the second vault, so the brown, orange, cyan and gray segments released from T3 have a working empty to land on.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three tiers, four bottles per row, twelve bottles total. The top row is T1 (a red-and-blue mix), T2 (a tall red stack), T3 (a red top covering a locked wooden-box vault with a green orb), and T4 (red over pink). The middle row is M1 (single yellow), M2 (single red), M3 (a red top covering a second locked wooden-box vault with a green orb), and M4 (the only true empty). The bottom row is B1 (single pink), B2 (a tall red stack), B3 (a tall red stack), and B4 (yellow over red). Two locked vaults, one starting empty, nine distinct colors, and no corks, magic overflow bottles, wraps or tunnels.
- Goal
- Pop the green orb on M3 first to release the hidden yellow, red and brown underneath, then pop the green orb on T3 to release orange, cyan and gray. Until both vaults are open, brown, orange, cyan and gray have no clean lanes, and the yellow and pink singles cannot be finished safely because the empty M4 is being held in reserve to drain the red off the vault tops.
- Opening
- Pour T4's red top onto the empty M4, then pour T4's exposed pink onto the single pink B1 to finish the pink lane. Pour B4's yellow top onto the single yellow M1 to finish the yellow lane, then pour B4's red base onto T2's red to start consolidating red. Drain T1's red top onto M4, then set the exposed blue of T1 aside on T1 to start the blue lane.
- Danger Zone
- Pouring anything but green into T3 or M3 keeps the orb locked and leaves the vault contents stranded, while the empty M4 is wasted on a non-matching color. The T2 and B2 red stacks also need to be topped from each other before the second vault is opened, otherwise yellow or pink poured into the red lane buries the singles M1 and B1 under a wrong color and forces the yellow/pink merge to be redone.
- Mechanics
- Two hidden wooden-box vaults stacked in the same column (T3 over M3) on an otherwise red-heavy board. The whole puzzle is disguised as a plain red-draining exercise for the first few moves, and the real unlock is the green pour that pops each vault's orb and frees the brown, orange, cyan and gray segments hidden inside.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do you know there are two hidden vaults in Magic Sort Level 437?
The vaults are stacked in the third column of the top and middle rows (T3 and M3) and the very first move is to drain the top red off T3. The moment that red runs out you see the white wooden-box body and the green orb, which is the cue that the bottle at M3 is the same kind of locked vault.
Why does the green pour matter for both vaults in Level 437?
The green orb on each vault is the unlock — only a green pour pops it and releases the colors hidden inside. M3 hides yellow, red and brown, and T3 hides orange, cyan and gray, so two separate green pours are needed to bring all nine colors back into play.