Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 138 Walkthrough
Level 138 splits orange and red supplies across two upper chambers: a blue T-shaped lock route on the left and a yellow arch on the right. Preserve both entrances before the lower color phases open.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 138 — Full Solution
- Clear the short orange and red pieces from the two upper supplies while preserving both chamber entrances.
- Open the left blue T-shaped lock route and the right yellow arch in a coordinated order.
- Use the cyan, red, white, brown, orange, and purple middle pieces to connect the released chambers to the lower grid.
- Let the board shift into its orange, yellow, green, cyan, and white later phases before filling the central crossing.
- Finish the compact lower receivers and remaining chamber pieces; the board empties and Level 138 completes normally.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Red, Blue, Yellow, Cyan, White, Brown, Purple, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Closing one upper chamber while the other chamber's lock or arch still needs access.
- Filling the central crossing before the two top supplies have released their next phase.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 138 (quick clues)
- Keep one landing area open in each upper chamber until both routes have started to release.
- Delay filling the central crossing while the orange and red supplies are still active.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Orange and red feeds supply separate top chambers; the left chamber has a blue T-shaped lock route, the right has a yellow arch, and cyan, red, white, brown, orange, and purple pieces fill the middle and lower grid.
- Goal
- Open both upper chambers, coordinate the lock route and yellow arch, and carry the board through its later orange, yellow, green, cyan, and white phases.
- Opening
- Work the orange and red feeds while keeping the blue lock route and yellow arch distinct and leaving the middle crossing available.
- Danger Zone
- The split chambers have different shapes; filling the central crossing or spending the lock route too early can isolate one chamber from the lower receivers.
- Mechanics
- Two top supplies, asymmetric chamber shapes, a blue lock-marked route, and a crowded-to-compact color transition control the release order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are there two opening routes in Level 138?
The orange and red supplies feed separate chambers with different shapes, so both the blue lock route and yellow arch must be kept available.
When does the board become easier to read?
After the split chambers connect to the lower grid, the dense opening shifts through orange, yellow, green, cyan, and white phases into a compact finish.