Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 443 Walkthrough
Level 443 is a Hard board with a dense upper pocket above three counted bottom shutters. Clear the purple, orange, brown, white and cyan opening pieces without sealing the centre, let the shutters release their later phases, and finish the late green and cyan lanes.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 443 — Full Solution
- Fill the purple receiver under the top hopper and wait for its 100% clear before moving the upper pocket pieces.
- Clear the short orange and brown receivers around the upper centre, keeping the tall green receivers on the left and right walls.
- Move the long white receiver into the open right-side lane and let it fill; do not use its footprint to cover the central crossing.
- Place the cyan horizontal receiver in the open middle-right row and wait for the early cyan grains to settle before clearing it.
- Use the remaining small green and purple pieces around the upper and side pockets. Let the bottom counted shutters fall through their visible values instead of placing a long block over their mouths.
- When the brown phase reaches the centre, clear the brown vertical and nearby green receivers from the outside inward. Leave the central landing row open for the next outlet.
- After the shutters have released the larger room, route the green receivers along the left and right walls, then clear the white L-shaped receiver in the lower-left lane.
- During the white phase near 0:50, keep the white receiver below the top outlet and separate the cyan horizontal receiver from the tall green pieces.
- In the final cyan phase, clear the cyan receiver at the top and then the lower cyan pieces. Let each receiver reach 100% before using its former cells for the remaining green columns.
- Finish the last green side receivers after the final cyan grains settle. The board reaches the Sand Blocks completion transition near the end of the run.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Green, Orange, Brown, White, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking the long white or cyan receiver across the central crossing while the counted shutters are still active.
- Using a long green receiver across the centre before the white and cyan phases have finished.
- Reusing a shutter-adjacent cell before the current receiver has reached 100% and disappeared.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 443 (quick clues)
- Clear the purple opener and the short orange/brown pieces before using the centre as a parking row.
- Keep the three bottom shutter mouths and the central crossing open while their counters change.
- In the last cyan phase, clear cyan before the remaining green side columns.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- About six columns wide with a stepped upper pocket. A purple hopper feeds the top reservoir above tall green receivers, short purple and brown pieces, an orange square, a long white receiver, a cyan horizontal receiver, and a purple vertical fixed block. Three large counted shutters fill the bottom third; their settled opening values are low single digits and the right shutter opens before the others.
- Goal
- Clear the upper pocket, then let the three bottom shutters count down and release the brown, white and cyan phases. Preserve the final side lanes for the remaining green columns and cyan receivers.
- Opening
- Fill the purple receiver under the first hopper, then clear the short orange and brown pieces around the upper centre. Move the long white receiver to the open right lane and keep the cyan horizontal receiver out of the central crossing until the first stream settles.
- Danger Zone
- A long white or cyan receiver across the central crossing blocks the next hopper outlet while the bottom shutters are active. A long green receiver across the centre can also remove the landing row needed by the late white/cyan phase.
- Mechanics
- Three counted bottom shutters gate the board while the feeds move from purple to orange/brown, white and cyan. Receivers clear at 100%; there are no keys, locks or hammers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What controls the level order?
The three large bottom shutters count down as the opening receivers clear. Their release controls when the later brown, white, and cyan feed phases become available.
Where should long receivers wait?
Keep white and cyan on the outer or middle-right lanes, and keep the green columns on the side walls until the current hopper phase has settled.
What is the final priority?
Clear the last cyan receivers first, then use their freed cells to finish the remaining green side columns.