Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 304 Walkthrough
Level 304 splits into two independent panels. The blue left panel stacks a counter-4 receiver over a counter-10 receiver with an orange band at the seam between them; the yellow right panel is a compact irregular grid holding two key-marked receivers.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 304 — Full Solution
- Open on the right panel and let the yellow chamber fill from the yellow tube, reading the upper grid rows before touching the left panel.
- Fill the green key-marked receiver in the grid's first row; it reaches 100% and releases a visible key.
- Fill the purple key-marked receiver lower down the same grid for the second key.
- Work the plain yellow and green receivers around them, leaving the pale bottom-right receiver in place.
- Switch to the left panel and let the blue chamber fill the tall purple counter-4 receiver.
- Do not move the wide counter-10 receiver while the counter-4 receiver is still on the board; it blocks the orange band at the seam.
- Once the counter-4 receiver clears, move the counter-10 receiver up into the seam to catch the orange sand, then let it fall back.
- Clear the remaining left-panel receivers with the blue chamber's delivery.
- Finish the pale receiver at the bottom-right of the yellow grid and confirm the board animates empty.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Purple, Yellow, Green, Orange, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Dragging the counter-10 receiver into the seam before the counter-4 receiver has cleared, stalling both left-panel receivers.
- Pulling the pale single-cell receiver out of the bottom-right of the yellow grid early and losing the next yellow delivery.
- Waiting on the left panel while the yellow grid's key-marked receivers are still unfilled, since the two panels never share sand.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 304 (quick clues)
- The counter-10 receiver is the floor of the left panel, not a second stage; leave it at the bottom until counter 4 clears.
- Collect both keys from the yellow grid before the left panel's blue chamber runs out.
- Keep the pale single-cell receiver at the bottom-right of the yellow grid until last.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two separate panels. Left panel top to bottom: blue feed tube, blue chamber, a tall purple receiver carrying counter 4, then a wide purple receiver carrying counter 10 that reaches almost to the panel floor, with an orange sand band crossing the seam between them. Right panel: yellow feed tube, yellow chamber, and below it a compact irregular grid of single-cell receivers including a green key-marked receiver and a purple key-marked receiver plus plain yellow, green and pale receivers. A numbered badge sits under the countdown at the top of the screen.
- Goal
- Clear the counter-4 receiver so the orange band at the seam opens, then use the counter-10 receiver below it, and collect the two keys from the key-marked receivers in the yellow grid.
- Opening
- Start on the right panel where the yellow chamber feeds the key-marked receivers in the upper grid rows, and leave the counter-10 receiver at the bottom of the left panel alone while the counter-4 receiver above it is still on the board.
- Danger Zone
- Dragging the counter-10 receiver up into the seam before the counter-4 receiver has cleared occupies the only cell the orange band crosses, stalling both left-panel receivers. Pulling the pale single-cell receiver out of the bottom-right corner of the yellow grid early leaves a hole the next yellow delivery falls straight through.
- Mechanics
- Two independent panels with their own tubes and chambers, so sand never crosses between the blue and yellow halves. The left panel is a vertical stack in which the counter-4 receiver is the lid on the counter-10 receiver. An orange sand band crosses the left panel at that seam, and the right panel holds two key-marked receivers in an irregular-outlined grid with a numbered badge pinned under the countdown.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can sand move between the two panels?
No. The blue left panel and the yellow right panel have their own tubes and chambers, and sand never crosses between them.
Why can the counter-10 receiver not be filled first?
It sits directly under the counter-4 receiver, which is the lid on it, and the orange band that feeds it only crosses the seam once the counter-4 receiver has cleared.
What do the key symbols in the yellow grid mean?
Two receivers there are key-marked - a green one in the first row and a purple one lower down. Each releases a visible key when it reaches 100% and clears.