Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 310 Walkthrough
Level 310 is a tall 7-column board sealed by a gold-framed lower shutter. The central cyan cross counts down from 27 while red, white, orange and cyan tubes feed the upper field; a green stepped receiver carries repeated purple 10 badges, and the bottom brown lock stays until the key pieces arrive.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 310 — Full Solution
- Start with the opening feeds: let the red triangular mass drain from c1-c2 and the white chamber at c5-c7 clear without parking a piece in the central cross.
- Allow the first orange L to enter the left middle. The cross drops from 27 to 25 at about 01:46, then to 23 around 01:32 as the upper chambers empty.
- Keep the cross route open through the 21 reading around 01:19 and the 20 reading around 00:53; use the small blue/cyan receivers in the side lanes instead of blocking its centre.
- Use the green right feed to move the stepped receiver through the purple 10-badge pieces. Do not pull it away while a badge is still visible.
- When the shutter opens, move the cyan and purple L pieces into the lower-left and lower-centre lanes, leaving the brown lock bar at the foot of the board untouched.
- As the cross reaches 18 around 00:23 and 14 around 00:21, finish the remaining pink and purple side receivers so the lower lock and key pieces are exposed.
- At the 6 reading around 00:18, deliver the left and lower key pieces to the brown lock. Only after that interaction should the final bottom lane be filled.
- Finish with the green stepped receiver and the cyan cross at 3. At 00:05 the upper tubes are green/brown, the lock is exposed and the last sand clears into the Level 310 reward transition.
Colors in this level:
Red, White, Orange, Cyan, Green, Blue, Pink, Purple, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking a receiver in the centre of the cyan cross before its counter passes 20, which stalls the broad middle route.
- Moving the green stepped receiver while it still carries a purple 10 badge, which cuts off the right feed.
- Treating the bottom brown bar as an ordinary receiver and filling it before the visible key pieces arrive.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 310 (quick clues)
- Leave the cyan cross in the central route while it falls through 27, 25, 23, 21 and 20.
- Let the green stepped receiver carry each purple 10 badge before moving the next right-side piece.
- Treat the brown bar at the bottom as the final lock; do not park ordinary receivers on it early.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A 7-column by 12-row board (r1 top) starts with a gold-framed purple shutter over the lower chamber showing badge 1. The opening has a red triangular mass at c1-c2, a white chamber at c5-c7, an orange L at r4-r5 c1-c2, a cyan cross spanning r5-r7 c3-c5, pink checkered bars across r7-r8, green and blue receivers on the right, and a brown lock bar along the bottom. The central cross reads 27 initially and later 25, 23, 21, 20, 18, 14, 6 and 3.
- Goal
- Drain the four changing feed tubes, keep the cyan cross route open until its counter reaches 3, use the green stepped lane to carry the purple 10-badge receivers, then deliver the lower key pieces and clear the exposed bottom brown lock.
- Opening
- At 01:59 the shutter is closed, red feeds c1-c2, white fills c5-c7 and the central cyan cross reads 27. By 01:46 the cross reads 25 and the orange L has entered the left middle; the upper chambers must be drained before the lower shutter can be used.
- Danger Zone
- Blocking the central cyan cross before it falls below 20 freezes the only broad middle route. Moving the green stepped receiver while it carries a purple 10 badge breaks the right feed. The brown bottom lock is a keyed object and should remain until the left and lower key pieces are delivered.
- Mechanics
- A gold-framed shutter gates the lower chamber; four top feeds change red/white to orange/cyan/green over time; the cyan cross is a numbered receiver; the green stepped receiver carries repeated purple 10 badges; and the bottom brown bar opens only after the visible key pieces reach it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What opens the lower chamber?
The lower field is behind the gold-framed shutter at the opening. Drain the upper red, white, orange and cyan feeds until the shutter retracts and the lower key and lock pieces are reachable.
Why does the central cross matter?
It is the board's broad central receiver and its counter falls from 27 to 3 across the run. A piece parked in its centre too early blocks the only reliable middle route.
When should the bottom brown bar be filled?
At the end. It is the keyed lock bar, so first deliver the visible key pieces from the left and lower lanes, then use the final green and cyan placements to clear the board.