Sand Blocks level guide

Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 135 Walkthrough

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Level 135 opens with a dense multicolor grid, two counters at 9 and 15, and a large green cross in the lower-right route. Let the counters shorten before using the cross and broad yellow pieces.

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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 135 — Full Solution

  1. Clear the short red, cyan, yellow, green, and purple receivers around the upper 9/15 pair while preserving the middle corridor.
  2. Lower both top counters in parallel, using the exposed side pockets before committing the large green cross and yellow block.
  3. Route the purple, blue, red, cyan, and yellow pieces through the dense center as the counters step down to their smaller phases.
  4. Bring the green cross and remaining yellow L-shapes through the lower grid only after the broad middle has opened.
  5. Finish the final purple, cyan, yellow, red, and green receivers; the board empties and Level 135 completes normally.

Colors in this level:

Green, Red, Yellow, Cyan, Blue, Purple, White

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Parking the large green cross while either the 9 or 15 counter still feeds the center.
  • Using the broad yellow block before the purple lanes and left red path have opened.
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Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 135 (quick clues)

  • Keep the large green cross mobile until the counter pair is nearly finished.
  • Use the broad yellow block in the endgame, not while the upper grid is still feeding the center.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
Green, red, yellow, cyan, blue, and purple receivers fill the opening grid; two upper counters begin at 9 and 15, a red vertical feed runs down the left, and a large green cross occupies the lower-right route.
Goal
Reduce the two upper counters, clear the crowded middle, and use the green cross, yellow L-shapes, purple bars, and cyan pockets to reach the sparse final phase.
Opening
Clear the short red, cyan, yellow, green, and purple pieces around the 9/15 pair before moving the largest green cross or yellow block into the lower grid.
Danger Zone
The green cross and large yellow block consume several cells at once; parked too early, they can seal the purple lanes and left red path together.
Mechanics
Two independent top counts, a dense all-color opening, a large cross-shaped receiver, and reductions through 5/11, 3/9, and smaller final phases control the route.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is the key resource in Level 135?

    The middle corridor must absorb two counter phases and several colors, so the large green cross should stay mobile until the counters are nearly finished.

  • How does the board simplify?

    The 9/15 pair reduces through smaller phases, after which the broad center clears and only a few purple, cyan, yellow, red, and green receivers remain.

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