Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 107 Walkthrough
Level 107 feeds a single long reservoir through a purple 1-gate into black and white starters, a field of cyan 4-counters, and a late chamber of magenta, cyan, green, orange, and blue receivers. Open the counter field before placing the hammer-marked T.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 107 — Full Solution
- Clear the compact black and white receivers beneath the long reservoir, then take the red square when its upper lane opens; wait for each receiver to disappear.
- Use the exposed blue, orange, and cyan layers while keeping the purple 1-gate crossing open; let the cyan counters fall from 4 toward their lower values instead of spanning the middle with a long block.
- Move the magenta hammer T into the open lower chamber only after the counter pieces have released its landing cells.
- Route the tall cyan, green, orange, and blue receivers through separate columns as the shared reservoir changes color, allowing each partially filled bar to settle before the next large footprint arrives.
- Clear the late magenta T and the remaining black/white receivers against the last white mound; confirm the empty board and SAND BLOCKS celebration.
Colors in this level:
White, Red, Blue, Cyan, Orange, Green, Black, Magenta
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Dropping the magenta T across the center while cyan counters or the tall orange bar still need the gate landing cells.
- Treating the first cyan counter reduction as completion and leaving a long blue or green bar across the route needed by the final white phase.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 107 (quick clues)
- Keep the purple 1-gate crossing open until the cyan counter field has visibly stepped down.
- Separate the tall cyan, orange, and blue bars into different columns before bringing the magenta T across the center.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A long top reservoir layers white, red, blue, cyan, orange, green, and black above a purple bar marked 1. Small black and white receivers plus a red square sit below it; cyan T-bars and upright pieces marked 4 fill the lower half before the magenta hammer T and long colored bars are revealed.
- Goal
- Clear the compact upper receivers, let the cyan 4-counters step down and open the lower chamber, then route the magenta T and long cyan, green, orange, blue, black, and white pieces through the remaining reservoir layers.
- Opening
- Cycle the small black and white receivers under the top strip and use the lane beside the red square. Their clears expose the next sand layers and visibly reduce the cyan counters from 4 toward the open lower route.
- Danger Zone
- The magenta hammer T spans the central landing area. Dropping it before the counter field opens strands the tall cyan and orange bars, while a long blue or green bar can seal the same gate crossing.
- Mechanics
- One shared multicolor reservoir, a fixed 1-gate, a large decrementing cyan counter field, and an irregular hammer-marked magenta T create the two-stage route.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the 1-gate do in Level 107?
It marks the narrow shared crossing between the long top reservoir and the lower receiver field. Keep that crossing open while the cyan counters step down.
When should the magenta T be moved?
Wait until the countered cyan pieces have opened the lower landing cells. The T has a wide horizontal-and-vertical footprint and can trap the tall cyan and orange receivers if it arrives too early.