Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 314 Walkthrough
Level 314 coordinates five top feeds across a 7x6 board of L-shaped receivers: protect the two cyan-3 pieces under the pink 16 slot, drain the short green feed, and finish the numbered gingham wave.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 314 — Full Solution
- Read the five slots: yellow c1, green 5 c2, blue 21 c3, pink 16 c4-c5 and red 12 c6-c7.
- Place a green receiver under c2 and let its short counter fall to zero.
- Leave both cyan-3 receivers at r2c4/r3c4; the pink counter falls 16→12→5 while they remain in the only c4 landing route.
- Clear the green L across c6-c7, then blue and purple upper L pieces, while the red 12 feed drains through c6-c7.
- Work the red down-arrow L and the gingham-10 c4 receiver only after their lanes are open; keep all pieces off the fixed yellow rail.
- Finish the late purple gingham 5-badge L pieces, lower green/yellow/blue receivers and confirm the empty board near 102s.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Green, Blue, Pink, Red, Cyan, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Removing either c4 cyan-3 receiver before pink delivery finishes.
- Parking an L on the fixed yellow rail.
- Treating the red c6-c7 L as a normal single-cell receiver.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 314 (quick clues)
- Green 5 is the shortest counter; give c2 a live green receiver immediately.
- Reserve c4 for the two cyan-3 pieces until pink 16 is exhausted.
- The yellow rail is a wall, so keep every movable L above it.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- 7x6 grid with yellow c1, green counter 5 c2, blue counter 21 c3, pink counter 16 across c4-c5 and red counter 12 across c6-c7. L-shaped receivers dominate the field, including green and yellow c6-c7 pieces, a red down-arrow L at c7, cyan-3 receivers at r2c4 and r3c4, gingham 10 at r4c4 and a fixed yellow rail across the lower left.
- Goal
- Keep c4-c5 open for pink, clear the short green and red lanes, then use the remaining L pieces and late purple gingham 5-badge wave.
- Opening
- Put a green receiver under c2 immediately; leave both cyan-3 receivers in c4 while pink 16 begins dropping.
- Danger Zone
- Moving either c4 cyan receiver strands the only pink landing route; parking an L on the fixed yellow rail traps it above the lower-left feed.
- Mechanics
- Five independent feeds, irregular L-shaped footprints, two numbered cyan-3 receivers, gingham 10 and 5-badge receivers, a white-arrow red L and a fixed rail wall.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are there two cyan 3s in c4?
They are the only landing pieces under the wide pink c4-c5 feed and must stay available while its counter drains.
What is the yellow rail?
It is a fixed wall across the lower-left area; a receiver placed against it cannot continue down its lane.
When do the purple 5-badge pieces appear?
They are the late wave after the middle L receivers and numbered c4 pieces have opened the lower field.