Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 133 Walkthrough
Level 133 is a dense two-feed board packed with green, magenta, red, blue, yellow, cyan, and purple bars and L-shapes around a fixed central column. Open pockets on both sides before the board simplifies.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 133 — Full Solution
- Clear the accessible green, magenta, red, blue, yellow, and cyan bars around the top feeds while leaving pockets beside the central column.
- Move the short edge receivers and first yellow and magenta L-shapes into those pockets without sealing the central turns.
- Route the remaining blue, cyan, red, purple, and green shapes through the middle layers as the board shifts to its second layout.
- Use the opened lower grid to finish the large red, yellow, cyan, and magenta pieces while preserving one side passage.
- Clear the last green and purple receivers around the fixed column; the board empties and Level 133 completes normally.
Colors in this level:
Red, Purple, Green, Magenta, Blue, Yellow, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling both sides of the central column before an edge pocket has been opened.
- Using the final side passage for a large L-shape while an edge feed still needs to enter.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 133 (quick clues)
- Treat empty space as the resource and open one pocket on each side of the central column first.
- Keep a side passage open for the final edge feed while the large L-shaped receivers move.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Red and purple feeds open above a nearly symmetric multicolor grid, with a vertical fixed column through the middle, long bars and L-shapes on both sides, and small edge feeds entering from the left and right.
- Goal
- Empty the dense upper grid, use the central column as a route boundary, and finish the lower mixed-color pieces after the board shifts into simpler layouts.
- Opening
- Work the exposed horizontal bars and short edge receivers first, creating one pocket on each side before moving the largest L-shapes.
- Danger Zone
- Filling both sides near the central column with magenta, yellow, or cyan L-shapes can isolate the red and blue receivers and stop edge feeds.
- Mechanics
- Two top feeds, a dense all-color bar/L field, multiple edge feeds, and a fixed central column create a sequence of progressively simpler boards.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the opening of Level 133 difficult?
The board is packed with long bars and L-shapes on both sides of a fixed central column, so the first useful move is creating empty pockets rather than filling them.
How does the board simplify?
Clearing the layered upper and middle pieces exposes a broad lower grid; the final green and purple receivers then resolve around the same central column.