Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 143 Walkthrough
Level 143 has one upper feed over a dense multicolor center and a side count channel that steps from 4 through smaller phases. Preserve that channel as green, red, yellow, blue, white, and black receivers change.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 143 — Full Solution
- Clear the accessible green and upper cyan/white receivers below the single feed.
- Work the red, yellow, black, blue, purple, and white pieces while preserving the numbered side channel.
- Let the count lane step down from 4 through smaller phases as the center opens.
- Route the changing green, red, yellow, white, and blue pieces through the simpler lower grid.
- Finish the final black, white, blue, green, red, and yellow receivers; the board empties and Level 143 completes normally.
Colors in this level:
Green, Red, Yellow, Black, White, Blue, Purple, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Blocking the numbered channel while the 4-count phase still controls the feed.
- Using the easiest visible color without leaving a central approach for the next mixed-color piece.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 143 (quick clues)
- Treat each count reduction as a release signal and keep the next central approach open.
- Do not span the numbered side channel with a long white, black, or blue receiver too early.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A single upper feed supplies green, red, yellow, black, white, blue, purple, and cyan receivers; a numbered side channel begins at 4 and contracts through smaller counts.
- Goal
- Drain the mixed-color center, keep the numbered channel accessible, and complete the later green, black, white, blue, red, and yellow phases.
- Opening
- Clear the accessible green and upper cyan/white pieces before working the red, yellow, black, blue, and purple receivers around the count channel.
- Danger Zone
- The numbered side channel is the timing gate; a long white, black, or blue placement across it can hide the next count phase and block the single feed.
- Mechanics
- One top supply, a dense mixed-color opening, and a 4-to-3-to-2-to-1 count progression control the contraction.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the release signal in Level 143?
The side channel visibly steps down from 4 through smaller counts, and each reduction opens more of the central grid.
Why keep the single feed approach open?
Unlike a two-feed board, every next piece comes through one upper route, so a central blocker can stop several later colors at once.