Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 128 Walkthrough
Level 128 is an asymmetric stair-step board with green 10 and yellow 15 shelves, a blue cracked 1 channel, vertical receiver lanes, and a red up/down connector. Open the numbered shelves and stair junction before the late yellow-purple clear.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 128 — Full Solution
- Count down the green 10 shelf and adjacent red sand while keeping the upper-left stair opening usable.
- Reduce the yellow 15 shelf and expose the blue cracked 1 channel; use the freed side pockets for short green, red, and blue pieces.
- Move the key and lock receivers through the narrow step, then feed the tall yellow and cyan lanes only after the crossing is open.
- Resolve the red double-arrow connector and the long green, yellow, and purple receivers in the lower-right chamber.
- Empty the final isolated yellow and purple pockets; the board clears and the Level 128 completion animation appears.
Colors in this level:
Green, Red, Blue, Purple, Yellow, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling the stair junction with a tall yellow receiver before the cracked 1 route has opened.
- Parking a purple lock piece in the blue shaft and cutting off the lower-right side from the upper-left room.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 128 (quick clues)
- Think of the board as two rooms joined by one stair and keep that stair open until both numbered shelves are nearly gone.
- Use the freed side pockets for short pieces before committing a tall yellow or purple footprint to the lower-right chamber.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A green top tray marked 10, a red sand tray, a blue cracked block marked 1, and a yellow tray marked 15 sit on offset upper steps. Green, red, blue, purple, yellow, cyan, and key/lock receivers fill the upper-left and lower-right chambers around a red double-arrow block.
- Goal
- Reduce the 10 and 15 shelves and the cracked 1 release point, then use the stair junction to drain the long yellow, cyan, green, and purple receivers.
- Opening
- Lower the green 10 and red upper area while leaving the narrow blue shaft open; reduce the yellow 15 side alongside them, but delay the tall yellow pieces.
- Danger Zone
- The center stair junction and cracked 1 shaft are narrow. A tall yellow receiver or purple lock piece placed there too early blocks the route between the offset chambers.
- Mechanics
- A tall asymmetric board, separate 10 and 15 shelves, a cracked 1 release block, vertical receiver footprints, and a red up/down-marked connector create the route.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should the 10 and 15 shelves be handled?
Reduce both numbered shelves while the single stair crossing remains empty; their clearances create the lanes needed for the later vertical receivers.
What is the purpose of the cracked 1 block?
It marks the narrow blue release channel. Keep that channel visible until the upper shelves have opened and the key/lock pieces can pass the stair junction.