Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 113 Walkthrough
Level 113 opens with two layered feed chambers and paired cyan-blue L receivers outlined in yellow. Free the shared neck, cycle the green and orange squares, and finish the yellow and pink arrow pieces.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 113 — Full Solution
- Use the initial blue feed to fill the paired cyan L receivers, moving the small purple blockers and side blue pieces so one central shoulder remains open.
- Let the purple and orange feeds reach the upper route, clear the first green square at 100%, and keep the vertical-arrow receivers from forming a solid wall.
- Use the later cyan and blue sand to finish the remaining upper blockers and reduce the purple or magenta arrow receivers while the orange square works the opposite side.
- Once the center is open, fill the left and right yellow L pieces and position the pink vertical-arrow receiver in the lower lane so the large orange footprint can clear the upper middle.
- Complete the late orange receiver, then let the yellow L and pink vertical receiver take their final sand; the board clears into the Level 113 Sand Blocks celebration screen.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Green, Yellow, Pink, Purple, Orange, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Leaving both paired cyan L shapes across the central neck while the green square is still waiting in the feed.
- Filling several vertical-arrow receivers at once and turning the lower lanes into a wall for the yellow and pink endgame.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 113 (quick clues)
- Move only one cyan L through the central neck at a time so the opposite shoulder stays open for the square receivers.
- Keep the vertical-arrow lanes mobile; filling a nearby arrow early is less valuable than opening a route for the next large square.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two tubes feed a left chamber layered with blue, green, and yellow sand and a right pink chamber. Small purple receivers sit below them, two paired cyan-blue L shapes fill the upper middle, four purple or magenta vertical-arrow receivers occupy the lower lanes, and two large green square receivers sit between them.
- Goal
- Free the twin cyan L footprints, route the green and later orange square through the upper middle, and leave the lower arrow receivers enough room to clear in the yellow and pink endgame.
- Opening
- Start with the blue feed and work the two cyan L receivers as a pair. Move the small purple squares and side blue receivers out of the central neck before the first green square becomes active.
- Danger Zone
- Both cyan L receivers can span the upper-middle crossing. Leaving them across the same neck blocks the first green square and leaves the later orange square no right-side landing space.
- Mechanics
- Two independent mixed-sand chambers, paired cyan L shapes with yellow outlines, four vertical-arrow receivers, and a green-to-orange square sequence create a route that changes again for the final yellow and pink receivers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are the two cyan L receivers the opening priority?
They occupy the widest upper-middle footprint, so freeing one side of the pair creates the shoulder needed by the green and orange square receivers.
How does Level 113 visibly finish?
The late orange, yellow L, and pink vertical receivers clear, the board empties, and the video shows the Level 113 Sand Blocks celebration overlay.