Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 216 Walkthrough
Level 216 links blue, pink, and green top feeds to purple and orange side feeds through one narrow center lane. Keep the pink double-arrow shuttle and large lower squares mobile while counters 4, 12, 15, and 15 descend, then use the exposed narrow bottom receivers for the final two-color cleanup.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 216 — Full Solution
- Cycle the small upper purple and green pieces around the wide pink double-arrow receiver, then pass the blue horizontal and green bars through the center neck.
- Move the orange uprights and short orange bars away from the three top mouths; wait until 4/12/15/15 visibly becomes 3/11/14/14.
- Continue shuttling the blue vertical and horizontal receivers while the pale-blue counter falls through 2 and 1, then clear that left stream without parking a large square in the center.
- Alternate orange bars, pink horizontals, and green receivers through the opened upper cells as the center pink counter descends from 9 through 4; pause after every sand drop.
- Remove the broad lower green square, blue square, orange bar, and pink bar so the narrow orange, green, pink, blue, and purple receiver row can occupy the lower pocket.
- During the pink counter's 3, 2, and 1 stages, rotate the last green square, blue vertical, orange pieces, and pink bars through the upper chamber while leaving both side inlets open.
- Drain the final pink top pile, then clear the purple-left and orange-right side streams through the lower narrow receivers; verify the empty board and SAND BLOCKS confetti at 00:16.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Pink, Green, Purple, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking the wide pink shuttle across the center neck before the blue gate reaches zero.
- Returning a large green or blue square to the lower pocket after the narrow receiver row appears.
- Starting a new exchange before the four visible counters and falling sand have settled.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 216 (quick clues)
- Reserve the center neck for exchanges until the pale-blue gate has disappeared.
- Wait for each counter and falling-sand phase to settle before crossing the neck again.
- Keep the exposed narrow bottom row beneath the purple and orange side mouths for the finish.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A tall two-lobed field has pale-blue, pink, and green top feeds; the blue gate begins at 4 and the wide pink gate at 12. Purple and orange side feeds enter above the lower pocket through twin gates marked 15. Orange uprights, blue bars, green bars, small purple pieces, and a wide pink double-arrow receiver crowd the upper field, while large green/blue squares and orange/pink bars occupy the lower pocket.
- Goal
- Clear the blue top gate first without closing the center neck, work the pink and green top phases through their numbered states, then receive the last purple and orange side streams with the narrow lower row.
- Opening
- Move the small purple and green receivers around the upper pockets, exchange the blue horizontal and green bars through the neck, and keep the orange uprights away from all three top mouths until the counters visibly change to 3, 11, 14, and 14.
- Danger Zone
- The pink double-arrow receiver, a long green bar, or either large lower square can seal the only center route. After narrow receivers appear in the lower pocket, returning a large footprint there also blocks the purple-left or orange-right finish.
- Mechanics
- Three top supplies, two opposed side supplies, visible counters 4/12/15/15, one movable double-arrow shuttle, 100% receiver clears, and a lower pocket that changes from broad blocks to narrow vertical receivers define the board.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which lane must stay open in Level 216?
The narrow center connection between the upper receiver field and lower pocket is the only exchange route, so the pink shuttle and long bars cannot remain across it.
What happens after the top blue feed clears?
The pink counter continues toward 1 while the paired lower counters expose the narrow receiver row used for the final purple and orange side streams.