Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 131 Walkthrough
Level 131 uses a fixed central tube, asymmetric 2/1 cyan layers, a brown feed, and a lower sand mound. Keep both side lanes open while the red, blue, yellow, green, and magenta phases change.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 131 — Full Solution
- Clear the small blue, black, white, and red receivers around the upper lanes while keeping the central tube open.
- Work the left 2-count and right 1-count cyan layers down, using side pockets instead of crossing the tube with a long piece.
- Drain the brown central feed into the lower mound, then open the green, yellow, and magenta routes around it.
- Resolve the lower red, blue, yellow, and brown receivers after the board shifts to its second color phase.
- Finish the last cyan and green pieces around the fixed tube; the board empties and Level 131 completes normally.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Black, Red, Cyan, Brown, Green, Yellow, Magenta
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking the long brown feed against the central tube before both numbered cyan layers have moved.
- Filling the lower horizontal route while the red and blue side receivers still need access to the center.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 131 (quick clues)
- Use the central tube as a boundary rather than a parking place.
- Let the numbered cyan pieces move before committing a long lower receiver to either side.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A tall central tube divides narrow left and right lanes; 2-marked cyan pieces sit on the left, 1-marked pieces on the right, and a brown feed drops into a green mound edged by magenta and yellow receivers.
- Goal
- Reduce the numbered ice layers, drain the central brown feed, and clear the lower red, blue, yellow, green, and magenta receivers around the fixed tube.
- Opening
- Clear the short upper cyan and side receivers first, then let the 2 and 1 layers fall without blocking the central tube.
- Danger Zone
- A long brown or blue receiver against the central tube can cut off both sides, while the lower horizontal brown receiver needs a clear approach.
- Mechanics
- A fixed central tube, asymmetric 2/1 ice counts, a sand mound, and late red/blue color changes control the release order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the first bottleneck in Level 131?
The central tube is the only vertical crossing, so the 2/1 cyan layers should move before a long brown or blue receiver occupies that boundary.
What confirms the late phase?
The lower mound has been drained and the remaining board keeps the fixed tube with a small set of red, blue, yellow, green, and magenta receivers.