Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 24 Walkthrough
Level 24 knots yellow, red, and blue bars around a large green cross beneath linked 2-count and 7-count displays. The first two clears advance both counters; five more remove the upper cyan footprint before the side reservoirs are swept.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 24 — Full Solution
- Lift the center-right yellow vertical 1x2 into the open middle lane beneath the first yellow spill.
- Move the adjacent red 1x1 to the right red outlet and complete it; linked 2/7 changes to 1/6.
- Slide the blue horizontal 1x2 across the row above the cross and clear the blue wedge; linked 1/6 changes to 0/5, matching frame 21.
- Put the bottom-stem yellow 1x1 into the lower-right catch cell and finish it; upper 5→4 matches frame 41.
- Move the compact red 1x1 beside the stem into the exposed red pocket and complete it; upper 4→3.
- Pull the large green cross right, raise its vertical arm into the green bank, and clear every arm; upper 3→2 matches frame 61.
- Move the yellow horizontal 1x2 out of the stem and park it across the lower-center row beneath the upper counters.
- Place the short red horizontal receiver beneath the left red wedge and clear it; upper 2→1.
- Raise the compact blue vertical receiver into the left blue wedge and complete it; upper 1→0 removes the cyan ceiling by frame 81.
- Move the yellow 1x1 beneath the center pocket and clear it without occupying the stem.
- Put the compact green 1x1 against the right vertical bank and finish it after the numbered footprint opens.
- Slide the red 1x2 from center-left into the red diagonal outlet and clear it.
- Shift the blue 1x2 beneath the blue diagonal residue after the footprint opens and let the partial fill settle.
- Move the yellow vertical 1x2 beneath the exposed upper-right edge; collect reservoir sand without attributing a counter change to this move.
- Raise the green vertical receiver beneath the released upper-left reservoir and hold through the broad green pour.
- Put the red square under the isolated left wedge, then move the blue bar into the wedge exposed above it.
- Sweep the long yellow horizontal receiver across the lower-center mound from center to right until it disappears.
- Move the last compact green receiver to the right-side green scrap and clear it.
- Raise the surviving yellow receiver beneath the upper-right reservoir and follow the mound from right wall toward center.
- Place the final slim yellow receiver beneath the middle grains and wait for the empty board and confetti.
Colors in this level:
Green, Yellow, Cyan, Blue, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using the bottom stem as permanent storage for a long bar.
- Treating the 2 and 7 as independent and assigning the upper decrements to the wrong receivers.
- Moving the green cross before the cells above and to its right are free.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 24 (quick clues)
- Use the bottom stem to park only one long receiver at a time.
- Clear the 2-count route before committing the green cross.
- After the first two linked decrements, track the surviving upper count from 5 to 0.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A broad upper board narrows into a two-column bottom stem. Cyan blocks across the upper middle start at 7 and a separate lower-right block starts at 2. Sand banks are green upper-left, yellow upper-right, blue/red diagonal left, and blue/green vertical right. A large green cross is interlocked with yellow, red, and blue bars.
- Goal
- Untangle the knot while counting the shared first two decrements, then continue the upper group through 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, and 0 before routing each side bank.
- Opening
- Move the central yellow vertical receiver into the open middle, shift the adjacent red square toward its outlet, then slide the blue horizontal receiver over the green cross.
- Danger Zone
- A long yellow or red bar left across the bottom stem blocks the cross's vertical arm. Treating 2 and 7 as independent assigns every later decrement to the wrong receiver.
- Mechanics
- The first two completions change 2/7→1/6→0/5. The surviving upper group then reaches 4 at frame 41, 2 at frame 61, and 0 at frame 81.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are the 2 and 7 counters linked?
The first two completed receivers change both displays from 2/7 to 1/6 and then 0/5; only the upper group continues afterward.
Why is the green cross important?
Its wide arms block central traffic until the right green bank fills it and removes the shape.
What is the final reservoir?
The upper-right yellow bank is collected after both counter phases and the side wedges are cleared.