Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 375 Walkthrough
Level 375 feeds two layered chutes into a board where every clear ticks down a glass 3 cap, a cyan ice cross totalling 25 and a checkered bed of wrapped blocks. The trap is the left chute: its cyan layer sits under orange and dark sand, so a cyan bar must be under it before black receivers take that slot.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 375 — Full Solution
- At about 3:20 on the timer, the red bar already under the right chute fills to 100% and clears. The ice cross drops 25 to 24, the glass cap on the left chute drops 3 to 2 and every wrapped block loses one.
- Shuttle the white squares and the second red bar around rows 3-4 so red keeps landing under c6. At about 3:13 the cross reads 23 and the glass shows 1.
- At about 3:03 the left glass breaks and cyan sand drops into the c1-c2 r3 cyan bar, which clears. The red layer on the right is gone too; by 2:59 the cross shows 20, the bed cells show 1-3 and the right chute is orange.
- Clear the black bars out of c1-c2 r3 and put a cyan bar there. When this wasn't done the board stood still at 20 from about 2:59 to 1:55. At about 1:55 the cyan bar fills and clears, the cross drops to 19 and the first wrapped block bursts, revealing an orange vertical at the bottom of c6.
- Drag that orange vertical up under the right chute (c6 r3-r4). It fills at about 1:42 and clears at 1:41. The cross drops to 18, the rest of the bed drops to 1, a second orange vertical is revealed at the bottom of c1 and the right chute turns magenta.
- Bring the second orange vertical up under the left chute, where orange is now on top. It reads 51% at about 1:13 and clears at 1:12. Every wrap at 1 bursts together, revealing black verticals, white Ls and squares, and two magenta bars on the bottom row. The left chute turns dark gray.
- Feed the black verticals under the left chute one at a time. Clears at about 1:11, 1:09 and 1:07 take the one ice cell still standing from 15 to 12.
- Stage the white pieces along the right side while more blacks clear under c1. The last ice cell reads 10 after the black at about 0:49.
- Lift a magenta bar under the right chute: 45% at about 0:40, cleared at 0:39 (ice 9). The second magenta bar reads 28% at 0:37 and 97% at 0:36, then the right chute turns white.
- Cycle the white L, white bar and small whites under c6: the L reads 76% at about 0:35, the bar is full at 0:32, another L at 0:30 and the small whites at 0:29-0:28. The ice cell counts down to 1 and disappears.
- Finish with the last black vertical under the left chute (c1 r3-r5). It fills at about 0:27 and the board is empty at 0:26.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Red, Orange, White, Black, Magenta
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Leaving black bars in c1-c2 r3 after the left glass breaks, which buries the cyan layer and freezes every counter.
- Waiting on the right chute for orange while no orange receiver is unwrapped yet; the bed only opens through other clears.
- Dragging an unwrapped white or black piece under the magenta right chute, which occupies the only catch point without collecting anything.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 375 (quick clues)
- Every 100% clear lowers every number on the board, so keep receivers filling rather than parking pieces.
- Once the left glass breaks, get a cyan bar under c1 before any black bar takes that slot.
- The two orange verticals only appear from the wrapped bed; send each straight to whichever chute is showing orange.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Six columns. The upper-left chute (c1) holds layered sand behind a glass cap marked 3: cyan at the bottom, orange above it, then dark gray. The upper-right chute (c6) starts red, then turns orange, magenta and finally white. Rows 3-5 hold cyan bars, white squares and red bars. A cyan ice cross fills the centre with a number on each cell and 25 in the middle, and the lower bed is made of pink checkered wrapped blocks numbered 6-8.
- Goal
- Clear receivers to count everything down: the glass cap breaks at 0, ice cells melt away, and the wrapped bed bursts to reveal orange, black, white and magenta receivers. The board is empty at about 0:26 on the timer.
- Opening
- The red bar under the right chute fills at once and every counter drops by one (25 to 24, glass 3 to 2). Red and white pieces clear through 3:13 (glass 1, cross 23), the glass breaks at about 3:03 and a cyan bar under the left chute clears, leaving the cross at 20 by 2:59.
- Danger Zone
- Black bars parked in c1-c2 r3 under the left chute can't use the cyan layer still at the bottom of that chute, and no orange receiver exists yet, so the counters freeze. The cross sat at 20 from about 2:59 until a cyan bar was finally moved under the chute at about 1:55.
- Mechanics
- Clear-driven countdowns on three kinds of piece (glass cap, per-cell ice cross, wrapped bed), two chutes whose colour changes as each layer runs out, and a late phase where the unwrapped black, white and magenta receivers match the last chute colours.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the numbers go down?
Each receiver that reaches 100% and clears takes one off every numbered piece: the glass cap, each ice cell of the cross and each wrapped block in the bed.
Why did the board stall at 20?
The left chute's remaining cyan sat under orange and gray layers, and black bars occupied the slot beneath it. Nothing could fill until a cyan bar was placed under c1.
Where do the orange receivers come from?
They are hidden in the wrapped bed. One appears at the bottom of c6 at about 1:54 and another at the bottom of c1 at about 1:41; each is lifted under an orange chute.