Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 136 Walkthrough
Level 136 feeds blue, brown, and purple pieces into a dense central field with two side counters at 3. Keep the side lanes open before using the long brown and L-shaped receivers.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 136 — Full Solution
- Clear the short blue, brown, and purple receivers near the upper feeds while keeping both side counters accessible.
- Reduce the left and right 3-count lanes in parallel, using exposed side pockets before committing broad lower pieces.
- Open the purple central field with the green, magenta, blue, and dark receivers as the board begins to simplify.
- Bring the long brown horizontal receiver through after the side routes have released enough landing space.
- Finish the remaining purple, dark, brown, and green receivers; the board reaches its sparse final phase and completes normally.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Brown, Purple, Black, Green, Magenta
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking a long brown piece or L-shape before both 3-count lanes have released space.
- Closing the central purple route while the blue feed still needs an approach.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 136 (quick clues)
- Treat the two 3-counters as a pair and keep both side lanes accessible.
- Delay the long brown horizontal receiver until the central field has started to open.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Blue, brown, and purple feeds enter a dense purple-and-dark central field; two side counters begin at 3, with green and magenta L-shapes and a long brown horizontal receiver below.
- Goal
- Lower both side counters, open the central field, and route the remaining purple, dark, brown, green, and magenta receivers into the sparse endgame.
- Opening
- Clear the short blue and upper brown/purple pieces around both 3-counters before committing the long brown receiver or lower L-shapes.
- Danger Zone
- The central purple cluster has limited landing room; an early long brown or L-shaped placement can close a side counter lane and the blue approach.
- Mechanics
- Mirrored 3-count side lanes, a mostly purple central field, mixed L-shaped receivers, and a dense-to-sparse phase change control the route.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should stay open in Level 136?
Both side counter lanes and the central purple approach should remain available until the first dense phase has thinned.
How does the board simplify?
The paired 3-count lanes release the center, after which the remaining purple, dark, brown, and green receivers form a much sparser finish.