What should you protect in Magic Sort Level 93?

Protect the center empty flask for the early hot-color splits and save the pink residue bottle for the later quiet cleanup.

Why are the left blockers less important early in Magic Sort Level 93?

They do not create space as efficiently as the true empty flask, so waking them too soon only adds pressure to a board that is still trying to anchor blue and green.

Magic Sort level guide

Magic Sort Level 93 Walkthrough

expert Target: 24 moves 8 colors

Magic Sort Level 93 gives almost no spare space, so the early board belongs to the center empty flask, not to the left lotion blockers. Build blue and green first, keep the pink residue bottle for late cleanup, and let red settle upstairs before orange and purple cross.

Board Notes

Layout: Three lotion blockers sit on the upper-left side, two dark hidden bottles sit to their right, a visible red bottle stands on the far upper right, and the lower row begins with brown-blue, purple, green-pink, one true empty flask, and a pink residue-bottom bottle.
Goal: Use the true empty flask to free the upper red lane, keep the pink residue bottle reserved for late cleanup, and let green plus blue anchor the lower row before orange and purple cross.
Opening: Pull red into its own upper bottle, leave the lower pink residue bottle quiet, and use the center empty flask to split the brown-blue and green-pink traffic.
Danger Zone: The board jams if the pink residue bottle starts carrying hot red or orange layers while the upper blockers are still partly closed.
Mechanics: The left blockers matter later, but the early solve is really about respecting the pink residue bottle and the single empty lane.

Quick Tips for Magic Sort Level 93 (spoiler-free)

Let the center empty flask do the hot splitting work.
Keep the pink residue bottle quiet until the endgame.
Give red a stable upper home before moving orange across.

How to Solve Magic Sort Level 93 — Full Solution

Use the center empty flask to separate early red traffic and keep the upper red bottle stable.
Leave the lower pink residue bottle quiet while blue and green begin taking shape below.
Split the brown-blue and green-pink working bottles through the center without asking the left blockers to help yet.
Once blue, green, and red are stable, let orange and purple move through the upper half and use the blockers only for short transfers.
Finish brown, green, blue, red, orange, purple, gray, and pink after the residue bottle becomes simple endgame storage.

Colors in this level:

Red, Blue, Green, Orange, Purple, Pink, Gray, Brown

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Using the pink residue bottle for orange while the center lane is still free.
Opening the left blockers before blue and green are anchored.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should you protect in Magic Sort Level 93?
Protect the center empty flask for the early hot-color splits and save the pink residue bottle for the later quiet cleanup.
Why are the left blockers less important early in Magic Sort Level 93?
They do not create space as efficiently as the true empty flask, so waking them too soon only adds pressure to a board that is still trying to anchor blue and green.