Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 100 Walkthrough
Level 100 feeds a full-width chamber from four striped tubes above purple and brown bands. Open the barrier marked 1, keep the long bars moving around the key and hammer pieces, then resolve the cyan T before the final stack of white receivers.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 100 — Full Solution
- Reposition the long cyan, blue, green, yellow, orange, brown, and white bars while reducing the top barrier marked 1.
- After the purple-brown bands open, feed compact receivers into the shared chamber as their colors settle, keeping the middle open.
- Complete the orange and green key receivers and use the magenta hammer when their matching routes become available.
- Wait for the green key to release the cyan T, then clear the cyan, green, and yellow pieces beneath the remaining mixed sand.
- Process the surviving white horizontal bars one at a time; the last white bar disappears and immediately triggers the Level 100 confetti screen.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Brown, Cyan, Blue, Green, Yellow, White, Orange, Red, Magenta
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking a long brown or white receiver across the central corridor before the green key and cyan T are resolved.
- Layering several white bars under the late chamber instead of waiting for each footprint to fill and disappear.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 100 (quick clues)
- Park long bars along the outer rows until the green key has opened the cyan T.
- In the last phase, clear white receivers one at a time instead of stacking them beneath the same sand edge.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Four striped tubes sit above a full-width chamber and purple-brown bands. Long cyan, blue, green, yellow, white, orange, brown, and red receivers pack the lower grid around a locked cyan T, green and orange key pieces, and a magenta hammer.
- Goal
- Open the first full-width barrier, collect the mixed sand in visible phases, resolve the key and hammer pieces, and leave the late white horizontal bars room to clear.
- Opening
- Shuttle the long bars left and right beneath the purple-brown bands while the top crossbar still shows 1, keeping compact colored receivers mobile.
- Danger Zone
- A long white or brown bar across the center blocks both the green key route and the locked cyan T before the late shared-chamber phase.
- Mechanics
- Four synchronized feeds, a numbered full-width barrier, a shared mixed-sand chamber, hammer and key pieces, and many horizontal receiver footprints define the milestone board.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main bottleneck in Level 100?
The long bars share one central corridor with the green key and locked cyan T, so they must remain parked along the edges until the lock chain is done.
Which receiver finishes the level?
A final white horizontal bar collects the last white sand and clears immediately before confetti.