Sand Blocks level guide

Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 62 Walkthrough

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Level 62 places three cyan counters at 11 beneath a shelf of six sand colors, while three long purple arrow receivers crowd the lower middle. Clear short horizontal and side receivers first, keep a crossing above the purple columns, then finish the changing top-feed layers on the opened board.

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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 62 — Full Solution

  1. Clear the short receivers that can immediately reach the cyan, red, white, yellow, blue, and green shelf pockets.
  2. Continue the accessible horizontal-bar sequence while the three cyan counters fall from 11 through the middle values.
  3. Reposition the upright magenta, green, orange, and brown side receivers only when their outlet color is exposed, keeping the central crossing open.
  4. Finish the last short bars and let the cyan counter strip disappear before moving the long purple arrow receivers into the upper lanes.
  5. Use the open board to collect the purple/cyan and orange/brown layers released by the two vertical feeds, plus the late red side stream.
  6. Clear the surviving edge receivers, ending with the green receiver that completes the empty-board transition.

Colors in this level:

Cyan, Red, White, Yellow, Blue, Green, Black, Purple, Magenta, Orange, Brown

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Treating the purple arrows as the opening target; they occupy the exact routes needed by the smaller horizontal bars.
  • Watching only one of the three cyan digits and moving before the full counter strip settles.
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Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 62 (quick clues)

  • Keep the purple arrows low while any short horizontal receiver still needs to cross the board.
  • Read all three cyan digits after a clear; they should remain synchronized.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
Cyan, red, white, yellow, blue, and green pockets span the top shelf beneath two layered tubes and side inlets. Three cyan cells show 11 above three long purple arrow receivers, with short bars and upright magenta, green, orange, and brown receivers around the edges.
Goal
Lower the three counters together without letting the purple columns wall off the shelf, then use the empty center to collect the final tube and side-inlet colors.
Opening
Clear the short receivers that already have access to the shelf pockets; the visible opening sequence moves all three cyan counters from 11 to 10, 9, and 8.
Danger Zone
A purple arrow receiver raised through the middle too early blocks the horizontal bars that still need to cross between the shelf and the side lanes.
Mechanics
Three synchronized counters control the opening. Two layered top feeds and left/right side inlets expose new sand colors after the first receiver group clears.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Why should the three purple receivers stay low at first?

    Their long footprints form vertical walls, while several short receivers still need a horizontal route beneath the top shelf.

  • What changes after the cyan counter strip clears?

    The center becomes open enough to rotate receivers under the changing layers from both top tubes and the side inlets.

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