Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 140 Walkthrough
Level 140 centers on a large cyan ice field marked 6, side counters around 4 and 2, and a lower group of magenta hammer-marked pieces. Keep the key-and-lock lanes open through the later 3/1 and 2-count phases.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 140 — Full Solution
- Clear the accessible upper pieces while beginning to reduce the large 6-marked cyan field.
- Work the side 4/2 counters and preserve the key/lock lanes as the first cyan layer opens.
- Use the magenta hammer-marked pieces, green, purple, and yellow receivers after the broad central area releases room.
- Follow the board through its 3/1 and 2-count phases without parking a wide piece across the narrow approach.
- Resolve the final key/lock and black, green, purple, and yellow receivers; the narrow endgame empties and Level 140 completes normally.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Magenta, Green, Purple, Yellow, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking a broad magenta piece before the cyan field and side counters have released the middle.
- Sealing a key/lock lane during the 3/1 phase and leaving no approach for the final 2-count passage.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 140 (quick clues)
- Keep broad magenta pieces for the middle release after the cyan field has opened room.
- Reserve the narrow final lanes for small remaining receivers and key/lock pieces.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- One upper feed supplies a large 6-marked cyan field; side counters begin around 4 and 2, while magenta hammer-marked pieces, green, purple, yellow, and key/lock receivers fill the lower grid.
- Goal
- Reduce the cyan field and side counters, open the hammer-marked area, and pass through the 3/1 and 2-count phases into the narrow final grid.
- Opening
- Begin lowering the 6-field from the upper supply while keeping the side counters and key/lock lanes readable.
- Danger Zone
- The cyan field and broad magenta pieces occupy the main vertical route; an early lock or parked magenta piece can seal the later count passages.
- Mechanics
- A single top supply, 6-marked cyan field, hammer-marked magenta receivers, staged 3/1 and 2 counters, and a narrow multi-stage finish control the route.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the main release layer in Level 140?
The large 6-marked cyan field controls the opening, while the 4/2 side counters determine when the lower hammer and key/lock routes can be used.
Why should the final pieces be kept small?
The board narrows through the 3/1 and 2-count phases, so broad pieces are more useful in the middle than in the final approach.