Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 132 Walkthrough
Level 132 combines yellow, red, and green feeds with a 6/1 upper count pair and a 10-count side lane. Preserve the center while the key-marked routes and multicolor L-shapes are released.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 132 — Full Solution
- Clear the small magenta pieces and exposed yellow and green receivers at the top while preserving the center turns.
- Lower the upper yellow count from 6, keep the green 1 lane available, and begin reducing the side 10-count feed.
- Route the blue, cyan, yellow, magenta, and purple L-shapes through the opened middle pockets to expose the key-marked green and red pieces.
- Continue through the smaller 4/3/2/1 phases, then clear the remaining side receivers without closing the lower turn.
- Finish the sparse yellow, purple, red, and cyan endgame; the board empties and Level 132 completes.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Red, Green, Magenta, Blue, Cyan, Purple, Brown, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Sending a large yellow or cyan L into the center while the 10-count side lane still needs the same turn.
- Burying a key-marked green or red receiver under the early multicolor layer.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 132 (quick clues)
- Treat the two count areas as the release clock for the dense center.
- Keep the central L-shaped pieces mobile until the upper yellow lane and side counter have shortened.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three top feeds sit above a dense grid of small magenta pieces, blue and cyan L-shapes, yellow corners, purple blocks, key-marked receivers, and side counters beginning at 4 and 10.
- Goal
- Lower the upper 6/1 lanes and the side counter, release the green and red key routes, and clear the many colored L-shaped receivers.
- Opening
- Use the exposed magenta and upper yellow/green receivers first, then work the 6 and 1 top lanes before committing the largest middle pieces.
- Danger Zone
- A large yellow or cyan L in the center can leave the side count lane and red key route unreachable.
- Mechanics
- Multiple top feeds, a 6-to-1 upper count, a 10-count side lane, repeated key pieces, and later 4/3/2/1 phases control the release order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What controls the release order in Level 132?
The upper 6/1 pair and side 10-count lane shorten in stages, and each reduction creates room for another central L-shaped receiver.
When does the board become easier?
After the upper and side counters enter their smaller phases, the dense center opens and the remaining yellow, purple, red, and cyan pieces can be cleared.