Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 162 Walkthrough
Level 162 is a compact single-feed board where green sand must leave the top reservoir before orange, then a 1-lock key chain opens the yellow/red lower pockets around a 4-count chest.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 162 — Full Solution
- Drag the large green square (C6/R3-R5) to the C3-C4/R1-R3 catch below the reservoir; wait for the green layer to drain and the receiver to clear.
- Move the orange receiver into the same C3-C4/R1-R3 catch; wait for orange to settle and for the 1-marked lock to release.
- Place the purple key bar from C1-C2/R3 into C3-C4/R2-R3, then shift the blue bar from C3-C4/R3 to C1-C2/R2-R3, waiting after both clears.
- Route the purple square and orange vertical through C3-C5/R4-R6, keeping the central arrow lane open between drags.
- Catch the blue square at C1-C2/R4-R5 and clear the magenta square at C3-C4/R4-R5; wait for the lower side pockets to become reachable.
- Move the yellow receiver into C1-C2/R6-R7 and the red receiver into C5-C6/R6-R7 one at a time, leaving a settling pause between the side catches.
- Use the released central route for the remaining purple/orange pieces and reduce the lower chest from 4, then clear the final yellow/red remnants.
- Stop at the verified Level 162 New Feature card showing 55%, Rewards 40, and Continue.
Colors in this level:
Green, Orange, Blue, Purple, Magenta, Yellow, Red, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Catching orange before green has drained hides the first layer and prevents the 1-lock sequence from starting cleanly.
- Parking the blue square over C3-C4/R6-R7 seals the arrow lane and strands the purple key receiver.
- Filling both side pockets at once leaves no free cell for the chest-release flow.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 162 (quick clues)
- The green square is the opener: do not substitute a blue or purple piece for the first top catch.
- Keep C3-C4/R6-R7 clear until the first key disappears and the orange lock opens.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Map the compact puzzle as C1-C6/R1-R10 with a separate full-width purple chest below. The orange-over-green reservoir sits under C3-C4/R1. Blue bars occupy C1-C2/R2 and C3-C4/R3; the orange lock is C3-C4/R2 marked 1. Purple key footprints are C1-C2/R3, C3-C4/R4-R5, and C5/R2-R3; the large green square is C6/R3-R5; blue square C1-C2/R4-R5 and orange vertical C5/R4-R5 flank the center. Yellow and red source pockets sit at C1-C2/R6-R7 and C5-C6/R6-R7; the chest below starts at 4.
- Goal
- Catch the top green layer first, then the orange layer, release the 1-lock, and only then use the side yellow/red pockets to reduce the lower chest. The video ends on the Level 162 New Feature card at 55% and Rewards 40.
- Opening
- Move the C6/R3-R5 green square into the C3-C4/R1-R3 top catch and wait for green to disappear. Reuse that catch for the orange receiver only after the reservoir is visibly orange; then bring the C1-C2/R3 purple key bar into the central opening.
- Danger Zone
- The C3-C4/R6-R7 arrow lane is shared by the key chain and the chest release. Placing the blue square there before the orange 1-lock opens traps the purple key receiver; taking orange before green settles makes the two layers compete in the same catch.
- Mechanics
- The source proves a single feed with green-then-orange layering, a key-marked receiver, an orange lock marked 1, several 100% clears, side yellow/red pockets, and a lower chest counter beginning at 4.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Level 162 start with green rather than orange?
The opening reservoir visibly has green in front of orange; the green square must clear first so the orange layer can reach the same top catch without being blocked.
What does the lower 4 represent?
The video shows a purple lower chest with a visible 4 counter, but it does not label that symbol as moves; this guide treats it only as a staged board counter.