Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 230 Walkthrough
Level 230 is a super-hard hourglass board whose upper and lower chambers share a two-cell neck, with yellow 13, purple 7, and blue 3 counters. Rotate one long receiver at a time, protect the neck and the large yellow square, then complete the extended red-yellow-blue cleanup.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 230 — Full Solution
- Clear the upper-left green receiver, shift the neighboring yellow horizontal and blue bar, and keep one central neck cell open.
- Work the right blue gate from 3 toward 1 while rotating the first yellow vertical through the neck instead of beside the large yellow square.
- Alternate upper-yellow and left-purple releases, moving one long horizontal through the neck at a time and reopening the passage after each match.
- Clear the remaining green pieces and work the purple bars from top to bottom as the left counter descends from 7 toward 1.
- Move the tall blue receiver through the center, reposition the large lower yellow square and long yellow L, and continue the upper-right counter toward 3.
- During the final minute, clear the remaining yellow receivers before consolidating the red verticals and horizontals, keeping the top-right lane open for its color change.
- Finish the large red receivers, catch the last red release, place the final blue horizontal receiver, and verify the empty-board SAND BLOCKS screen.
Colors in this level:
Green, Yellow, Purple, Blue, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Leaving a long red or purple piece across both cells of the hourglass neck.
- Parking the first yellow vertical beside the large yellow square and removing its turning space.
- Trying to clear the final red family before the remaining yellow receivers are out of the lower chamber.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 230 (quick clues)
- Restore one open neck cell after every long receiver crosses between chambers.
- Reduce the blue-3 gate early, but do not park its receiver beside the large yellow square.
- In the final minute, clear yellow before consolidating the large red receivers.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A tall hourglass frame has broad upper and lower chambers joined by a narrow two-cell neck. Green enters at upper left, yellow at upper right through counter 13, purple at middle left through counter 7, and blue at middle right through counter 3. Long red, purple, blue, and yellow bars fill both chambers around a large lower yellow square.
- Goal
- Reduce all three counters while shuttling long receivers through the neck, preserve turning room around the large yellow square, and finish the late red/yellow sequence before the final blue catch.
- Opening
- Clear the upper-left green receiver, shift the adjacent yellow horizontal and blue bar, then work the blue-3 gate while keeping one neck cell empty.
- Danger Zone
- A long red or purple horizontal across both neck cells disconnects the chambers; surrounding the large yellow square with red verticals blocks its late rotation.
- Mechanics
- Super-hard presentation, a near-four-minute timer, hourglass geometry, four colored feeds, counters 13/7/3, repeated long-piece transfers, and a red-yellow-blue finish define the level.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Level 230 marked super hard?
The long solve repeatedly routes large receivers through a two-cell neck while three asymmetric counters and four sand feeds remain active.
Which color finishes Level 230?
After the large red receivers clear, the video uses a final blue horizontal receiver before the empty-board completion screen.