Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 145 Walkthrough
Level 145 is a long single-feed board with a broad cyan ice field marked 4 and 8, followed by smaller count phases, hammer-marked purple pieces, 1-count crystals, and several bottom key/lock routes.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 145 — Full Solution
- Clear the accessible orange, purple, green, and upper black/white receivers while preserving the 4/8 field and lower approaches.
- Reduce the broad cyan field through its larger counts, using the side 1 lane without sealing the center.
- Route the red, yellow, brown, purple, black, and white pieces as the board contracts through smaller count phases.
- Open the hammer-marked purple and 1-count crystal routes, then resolve the lower red/blue key-and-lock pieces.
- Finish the compact black, white, blue, orange, yellow, and green receivers; the long board empties and Level 145 completes normally.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Green, Purple, Black, Brown, White, Red, Yellow, Cyan, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Placing a broad piece across the 4/8 field before its larger counts have shortened.
- Using a bottom key, lock, or crystal route while a later narrow passage is still needed by the single feed.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 145 (quick clues)
- Preserve future access around the ice-count area and lower keys instead of filling the largest visible gap first.
- Keep the 4/8 count area readable until the board has moved into its smaller phases.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Orange, green, purple, black, brown, white, red, and yellow receivers sit above a broad 4/8 cyan ice field; keys, locks, hammer-marked purple pieces, and a later 1-count crystal fill the lower phases.
- Goal
- Reduce the ice field and side count, open the central color routes, and finish the key/lock, hammer, crystal, and compact black/white/blue phases.
- Opening
- Clear accessible orange and purple/green pieces while preserving the 4/8 field, lower key/lock approaches, and the central route.
- Danger Zone
- The long board repeats narrow passages; an early orange, black, or yellow placement can cover a later key, lock, or crystal route.
- Mechanics
- One long feed, a broad 4/8 cyan field, staged 3/2/1 reductions, hammer-marked purple pieces, 1-count crystals, and bottom key/lock routes control the level.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Level 145 long?
The single feed passes through a broad 4/8 ice field and several smaller count, hammer, crystal, and key/lock phases before the compact finish.
What should remain available throughout the opening?
Keep the central ice-count area, lower key/lock approaches, and one clear feed lane available until the larger counts have released.