Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 104 Walkthrough
Level 104 starts with three purple feeds over synchronized 5-count bars, mirrored green/pink/cyan panels, and two yellow L locks. Keep the center open for the hammer/key chain, then finish the sparse purple chamber.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 104 — Full Solution
- Reduce the three top bars marked 5 with the compact orange, white, blue, and purple receivers, keeping both yellow locked Ls off the central crossing.
- Feed the mirrored green, pink, and cyan panels as their counters descend, moving one long footprint at a time so neither side is sealed.
- Bring the green hammer carriers and cyan key-marked receivers into matching lanes, then allow both yellow 2-lock routes to open.
- Clear the remaining yellow, blue, green, cyan, and pink pieces until the board collapses to its sparse purple layout.
- Complete the final purple square/receiver; the board clears and the Sand Blocks confetti screen confirms Level 104.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Blue, Orange, Purple, White, Green, Cyan, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking a yellow L across the middle before the bottom key route is accessible.
- Stacking long cyan or green receivers on one mirrored panel and starving the other side of its 5-count feed.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 104 (quick clues)
- Reduce the three upper 5 bars before committing either yellow L to the center.
- Feed the mirrored green, pink, and cyan panels one long footprint at a time so both lower sides can continue advancing.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three purple tubes feed yellow and blue layers above three bars marked 5. Orange side reservoirs and small white, blue, and purple blocks sit in the center; mirrored lower panels contain green, pink, and cyan 5-count sand, with yellow L locks marked 2 and green hammer/cyan key pieces below.
- Goal
- Reduce the synchronized top and lower counters, open both yellow lock routes with the bottom hammer/key pieces, and leave the final purple receiver a clear lane.
- Opening
- Use the compact orange, white, blue, and purple pieces beneath the top bars while keeping the yellow Ls and bottom hammer carriers mobile.
- Danger Zone
- A yellow L across the central corridor can hide the key route, while a long cyan or green receiver can prevent both mirrored 5-count panels from advancing.
- Mechanics
- Synchronized top 5 bars feed mirrored lower counters, followed by a bottom hammer/key chain and a transition to a purple-only endgame chamber.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should the two lower panels be handled together?
They are mirrored shared feeds with visible 5-count groups, so filling one side with a long receiver can stop the other side from advancing.
What happens after the lock chain?
The colored board strips down to a sparse purple chamber; the last purple receiver clears immediately before the Level 104 confetti screen.