Magic Sort level guide
Magic Sort Level 441 Walkthrough
Magic Sort Level 441 is a two-tier, ten-bottle cork-and-box board where the cork sits at the bottom-left under B1 and the small wooden box sits at the top-right at T5, with the entire bottom row resting on frozen frost bases. Pour the four cyan caps off T1-T4 down into T5 to break the box seal and release the hidden brown stack, then pop B1's cork with the released purple to free the bottom-left buffer. The real bottleneck is layered peel order: cyan must reach T5 before any red, green or gray middle is touched, purple must reach B1 before any other color lands on B1, and the frozen bottom row only opens up once the right colors route down from the top mixers.
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How to Solve Magic Sort Level 441 — Full Solution
- Pour T1's top cyan down onto T5 to start the box unlock, then pour T2's cyan onto T5, T3's cyan onto T5, and T4's cyan onto T5 in succession until the box seal breaks and the hidden brown stack reveals itself.
- With the box open, peel T1's exposed red down onto B2's matching red base, T2's green down onto B4's green base, and T3's gray onto T4's gray so the gray middles start merging in the top row.
- Pour T4's exposed gray onto T3's parked gray to grow the gray lane, then pour T1's orange base onto T3 or T4's orange bottom to start the orange stack in the top row.
- Route the released brown from T5 onto a matching brown receiver in the bottom row to grow the brown lane, then peel the orange base off T2 onto the parked orange stack.
- Pop B1's cork with the released purple to free the bottom-left buffer, then pour that purple into a matching purple receiver to start the purple lane.
- Use the freed T5 box, the popped B1 bottle, and the emptied top mixers as final buffers to top off cyan, red, green, gray, orange, brown, purple, yellow, blue and pink, then confirm every bottle ends on a single color.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Brown, Red, Orange, Green, Gray, Purple, Yellow, Blue, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pouring brown, red, green, gray, yellow, orange, blue, pink or purple onto T5, which still breaks the wooden seal but strands a mismatched color on top of the box and burns the only cyan-on-the-board you needed to start peeling T1-T4.
- Pouring cyan, brown, red, green, gray, yellow, orange, blue or pink onto B1's cork, which still breaks the wooden seal but strands a mismatched color on top of the released purple bottle and buries the only purple source needed to feed B1's purple lane.
- Touching the red, green or gray middles before draining all four cyan caps into T5, which strands the cyan underneath the red, green or gray and forces a wasted peel to recover the box trigger.
Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 441 (spoiler-free)
- Save the four cyan caps for the T5 wooden box — pouring them down in succession is the only way to break the box seal and release the hidden brown stack.
- Pop the B1 cork with the released purple, never with brown, red, green, gray, yellow, orange, blue or pink — a wrong pour still breaks the wooden seal but strands a mismatched color on top of B1.
- Route the red, green and gray middles from T1, T2 and T3 down to matching receivers in the bottom row before the orange bases start to mix, so the top mixers peel cleanly from the top down.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two tiers, ten bottle positions, no locks, wraps, magic overflows, or starting empty in either row. The top row is four tall standard mixers plus one small wooden box on a pebble base at T5: T1 cyan over brown over red over orange, T2 cyan over brown over green over orange, T3 cyan over brown over gray over orange, T4 cyan over brown over gray over orange, and T5 a small wooden box with two visible segments (cyan top, brown below). Every top mixer has cyan on top, brown second, and orange at the very bottom, with a single unique middle color (red, green, gray, gray) distinguishing them. The bottom row is five tall standard mixers sitting on icy frost bases — B1 sealed with a wooden cork hiding purple, B2 brown over a mix of darker layers, B3 yellow over a mix of darker layers, B4 green over a mix of darker layers, B5 blue over a mix of darker layers. The only special tiles are the T5 wooden box on the top right and the B1 corked bottle on the bottom left.
- Goal
- Pop the B1 cork with purple to release the hidden purple stack, unlock the T5 wooden box with cyan to release its hidden brown stack, then route the unique middle colors (red, green, gray) from the top row down to matching receivers in the bottom row until every bottle ends on a single color. The first unlock that matters is the T5 box pop: cyan is the only color that sits on top of all four tall top mixers, and pouring that cyan onto T5 is what breaks the box seal and frees the brown underneath. The chokepoint is layered peel order, not raw empties, because the cyan trigger lives at the very top of T1-T4 and the purple trigger lives underneath the B1 cork.
- Opening
- Pour T1's top cyan down onto T5 to start the box unlock and expose T1's red middle, then pour T2's top cyan onto T5 to drop the cyan count and expose T2's green middle. Pour T3's top cyan onto T5, then T4's top cyan onto T5, until the box seal breaks and the hidden brown stack joins play. With the box open, peel T1's red down onto B2's matching red base, T2's green down onto B4's green base, and T3's gray onto T4's gray to start merging the gray middles.
- Danger Zone
- The B1 cork is the trap. Purple only sits underneath the B1 cork, so B1's cork can only be popped by a real purple pour — using cyan, brown, red, green, gray, yellow, orange, blue or pink still breaks the wooden seal but strands a mismatched color on top of the released purple bottle, which costs an extra pour to clear and buries the only purple source you needed to feed B1's purple lane. Also, do not pop the T5 box with anything but cyan — using brown, red, green, gray, yellow, orange, blue, pink or purple strands that color on top of the box and burns the only cyan-on-the-board you needed to start peeling T1-T4.
- Mechanics
- A two-tier, ten-bottle cork-and-box board where the cork sits at the bottom-left and the wooden box sits at the top-right, with the entire bottom row resting on frozen frost bases. The B1 cork hides exactly one purple layer and the trigger is the matching purple pour, while the T5 box hides exactly one brown layer (visible underneath the cyan cap) and the trigger is the matching cyan pour. Because the top mixers all share cyan on top and orange at the base, the puzzle is layered peel order: drain the cyan caps into T5 to break the box seal, peel the red, green and gray middles down to their matches in the bottom row, then use the freed brown, the popped B1 purple, and the broken box as final buffers to top off every bottle so all ten end on a single color.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first pour in Magic Sort Level 441?
Pour T1's top cyan down onto T5. T1 is the first of four top mixers that all share cyan on top, and T5 is the only wooden box on the board, so the cyan must move out before the rest of the sort can start. The pour starts the box unlock, exposes T1's red middle, and clears the cyan cap so the next pour can land T2's cyan onto T5 and continue breaking the box seal.
How do you pop the B1 cork in Level 441?
Purple only sits underneath the B1 cork, so the first step is to free the purple from the top mixers (the orange, brown, red, green and gray tops all peel off cleanly once the cyan caps reach T5) and route that purple down onto B1. The pour breaks the wooden seal, reveals a hidden purple stack, and frees B1 down to a working bottom-left buffer so the next pour can route the purple into a matching purple lane.
Why is the T5 wooden box the most important tile in Level 441?
T5 starts as a small wooden box on a pebble base with cyan on top and brown underneath, which means it is the only place on the board that can absorb all four cyan caps and it is also the source of the brown that has to grow the bottom-row brown lane. The first four pours (cyan from T1, T2, T3, T4 onto T5) break the box seal and reveal the hidden brown, and that sequence is what frees T1-T4 to act as peelable mixers for the red, green, gray and orange middles.