Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 87 Walkthrough
Level 87 places a three-key red lock beneath the top reservoir, a cluster of small green receivers in the middle, and purple, orange, blue, and red key pieces below. Open the middle first, complete the lower lock chain, and save the wide red bar for last.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 87 — Full Solution
- Clear the exposed green squares and drain the first green and pink side layers.
- Use the open middle to reposition the large purple receivers without covering the key pieces.
- Complete the orange, blue, purple, and red key carriers and wait for both lock stages to release.
- Finish the remaining side-fed colors as the upper chamber opens.
- Move the wide red receiver beneath the top red reservoir and let it clear for the completion screen.
Colors in this level:
Red, Green, Pink, Orange, Blue, Purple, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Moving a broad purple receiver across the key area before the orange and blue carriers are free.
- Treating the lower lock as the end of the level when the three-key red bar still remains above.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 87 (quick clues)
- Remove the small green cluster before moving the largest purple shapes.
- Watch each key reach the badge before touching the locked receiver.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A wide red reservoir sits at the top between green, pink, orange, and blue side feeds. Small green receivers crowd the center; purple corridors and orange, blue, and red key pieces surround a second lower lock.
- Goal
- Clear the green cluster, free the lower key carriers, release both locked sections, and finish with the wide red receiver under the top reservoir.
- Opening
- Use the exposed green squares and narrow side receivers to open space around the large purple shapes.
- Danger Zone
- A wide purple piece placed across the bottom too early traps the orange and blue key carriers behind its footprint.
- Mechanics
- The lower key chain controls access to a later three-key red lock, so a carrier clear and a lock release occur as separate visible events.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why clear the green pieces first?
They occupy the central travel space needed by the large purple shapes and the lower key carriers.
How do the three keys reach the locked red bar?
Each key carrier fills separately in the lower corridors and sends its key upward; the wide red bar receives sand only after all three keys have arrived.