Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 122 Walkthrough
Level 122 gates a six-column receiver field behind numbered ice. Park the long yellow and red pieces, break the upper 2 counter with the green, yellow, and red feeds, then work the lower 9 field as each staged counter opens.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 122 — Full Solution
- Park the yellow bar on the upper-right lane and the red L on the left while the compact blue and green pieces create a path to the upper 2 slab.
- Drain the green, yellow, and red feeds into their reachable receivers, letting the upper counter fall from 2 to 1 and disappear before committing the long magenta and purple bars.
- Work the exposed lower numbered field from its open edge, using small blue pieces and the green cross to reduce the visible 9 barrier without sealing the right lane.
- As the ice transitions to its next lower-count stage, route the cyan, purple, and magenta footprints through the released space and keep the wide horizontal receiver off the counter seam.
- Clear the remaining yellow, blue, green, and purple pieces one at a time; the final receiver vanishes into the Level 122 confetti and reward screen.
Colors in this level:
Green, Yellow, Red, Blue, Cyan, Magenta, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Burying the upper 2 slab under a magenta or purple bar before the first three feeds have opened it.
- Treating the 9 marker as a move limit and covering the right-side release lane with a long cyan or green piece.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 122 (quick clues)
- After every counter break, pause to identify the newly open lower lane before placing another long receiver.
- Keep the right side of the 9 field visible; use the small blue pieces as the first tools for reducing the lower gate.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three top feeds are green, yellow, and red. The six-column field contains a long yellow bar, a red L, small blue squares, a green cross, and long magenta and purple bars; pale-blue numbered ice carries an upper 2 counter and a deeper 9 field.
- Goal
- Break the upper 2 gate, then reduce the lower numbered ice through its staged release so the cyan, purple, magenta, blue, and remaining color routes become reachable.
- Opening
- Move the long yellow receiver high on the right, keep the red L on the left, and use compact blue and green pieces to open the centre without burying the upper counter.
- Danger Zone
- The numbered ice is a release gate rather than a move counter. A long cyan or green footprint on the right can hide the next counter and leave the lower board sealed.
- Mechanics
- Numbered ice counters visibly crack down in stages: the upper 2 becomes 1 and clears, while the lower 9 field descends and reveals another lower-count stage as receivers fill.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do the numbers mean in Level 122?
They are numbered ice gates that descend and clear as the board's receiver phases are completed; they are not a move counter.
Which pieces should open the lower field first?
Use the compact blue and green pieces from the upper field while keeping the long yellow, magenta, and purple bars out of the numbered-ice seam.