Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 246 Walkthrough
Level 246 combines counters 15/4 with four firework columns and locked green and purple receivers. Open the compact top field, use each vanished firework lane to route the keyed shapes, then complete the sparse pink-and-yellow finish.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 246 — Full Solution
- Clear the small yellow squares beneath the counters, then the narrow red and yellow vertical receivers in the upper middle.
- Match the short blue pieces from the right feed while keeping the central red L away from the transfer lane.
- Work the upper red, pink, green, and yellow horizontals to reduce counters 15 and 4 and expose the first key.
- Collect the key for the locked green horizontal and move that receiver away from the firework bank's upper exit.
- Trigger the left pair of firework columns and wait until both disappear before placing anything in their lanes.
- Trigger the remaining two firework columns, then use the complete opened bank to turn the central red L.
- Route the long yellow, red, blue, and green receivers through the opened left half while continuing the counter cycle.
- Collect the remaining keys, release the silver-locked purple L, and clear the late blue and yellow perimeter pieces.
- Fill the final pink receivers in the two lower chambers and verify the empty-board clear animation and reward card.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Red, Blue, Yellow, Green, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Blocking the narrow transfer lane with the central red L before the keys cross.
- Treating a firework column as cleared space before its disappearance animation finishes.
- Parking small receivers in the columns needed to rotate the locked purple L.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 246 (quick clues)
- Keep the central transfer lane empty until both locked receivers are released.
- Wait for each firework column to vanish before moving a long receiver into its cells.
- Use opened firework lanes for rotation rather than storing small pieces.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three top feeds serve a tall split board. Counters 15 and 4 sit below the pink/red feeds, four firework columns fill lower left, and gold-locked green plus silver-locked purple receivers guard the two lower routes.
- Goal
- Reduce both counters, trigger all four fireworks, collect the key chain, release both locked receivers, and use the opened columns to clear the late colored pieces.
- Opening
- Clear the small yellow squares, then the narrow red/yellow verticals and short right-side blue receivers without covering the central transfer lane.
- Danger Zone
- A red L or yellow vertical parked between the firework bank and lower-right chamber blocks the key route; refilling vanished firework cells too early removes the needed rotation space.
- Mechanics
- Counters 15/4, three changing feeds, four fireworks, multiple keys, two colored locks, staged expansion, and 100% clears define the board.
Frequently Asked Questions
What do counters 15 and 4 control in Level 246?
They track the opening feed cycle while the upper receiver field is cleared and the firework/key routes are exposed.
Why should the firework lanes stay empty?
The vanished columns provide the vertical space needed to move the long keyed receivers between the two chambers.