Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 79 Walkthrough
Level 79 compresses colored square receivers beneath frosted counters at 3 and 6, beside a right chute carrying orange, red, and purple layers. Clear the lower mosaic while preserving one transit cell, then cycle the remaining squares between the opened top bed and the side chute.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 79 — Full Solution
- Clear the lower yellow receiver and the adjacent compact square that can reach exposed matching sand, moving the counters from 3/6 to 2/5.
- Shift the double-arrow receiver away from the right transit lane and continue with exposed black, green, magenta, and brown squares.
- Preserve one empty cell beside the slope while the frosted pair reaches its final values and disappears.
- Use the opened top pocket for magenta and brown pieces while matching purple, red, and orange receivers to the right chute.
- Clear the late pink/purple and brown squares before committing the last orange and red pair.
- Finish the orange receiver, then the final red square; the empty mosaic immediately enters confetti.
Colors in this level:
Red, Magenta, Brown, Yellow, Black, Green, Blue, Purple, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking the horizontal arrow beside the right slope and removing the only cell available for receiver swaps.
- Sending a red or orange square to the chute before its layer is exposed, trapping the receiver beneath the wrong sand.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 79 (quick clues)
- Protect one empty square beside the right chute throughout the crowded phase.
- Match late receivers to the sand currently exposed on the slope, not the color that began above it.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two frosted cells marked 3 and 6 sit above a mosaic of red, magenta, brown, yellow, black, green, blue, and purple square receivers plus one horizontal double-arrow piece. A layered orange-red-purple feed descends along the right slope.
- Goal
- Count the frosted pair down with safe square clears, keep the right slope reachable, and finish the late magenta, brown, orange, and red receivers after the top bed opens.
- Opening
- Use the lower yellow and nearby compact receiver first; the early clear changes the top pair from 3/6 to 2/5, then the arrow receiver is moved out of the slope lane.
- Danger Zone
- Filling the one spare cell beside the right slope with the double-arrow receiver or a parked square prevents the late color blocks from changing places.
- Mechanics
- Two unequal ice counts govern a one-cell sliding mosaic. The late board combines a broad magenta top bed with the changing layers in the right chute.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do the 3 and 6 cells affect Level 79?
Receiver clears reduce the two frosted values while opening the tight square mosaic; once both are gone, the top sand bed becomes available.
Which receiver clears last?
After the late orange square is finished, the remaining red square takes the final right-side sand and disappears before confetti.