Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 88 Walkthrough
Level 88 combines mixed green-blue and yellow-cyan reservoirs with counters at 5 and 10, short horizontal receivers, and two large green L shapes. Clear the compact middle first, then use the open floor for the large pieces and the final purple side fill.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 88 — Full Solution
- Clear the short upper bars and use those completions to remove the 5-counter.
- Continue through the middle blue, cyan, black, red, and yellow receivers until the 10-counter disappears.
- Use the opened floor to handle the large green L-shaped receivers and remaining orange pieces.
- Drain the late blue and green layers from the side reservoirs.
- Catch the exposed purple sand in the final purple bar and confirm the Level 88 reward screen.
Colors in this level:
Green, Blue, Yellow, Cyan, Orange, Black, Red, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking a large L in the center while several short bars still need to cross.
- Moving on before the next layer of a mixed reservoir has fully settled.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 88 (quick clues)
- Finish compact horizontal receivers before committing a large L-shaped block.
- Wait for a mixed sand slope to settle before deciding which color is exposed next.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three top feeds serve a raised orange chamber and two mixed side reservoirs. Cyan, blue, black, red, yellow, and green receivers crowd the lower board around counters marked 5 and 10.
- Goal
- Remove both counters and the short bars, then finish the large green shapes and the purple receiver exposed from the left side reservoir.
- Opening
- Work across the upper cyan, green, black, red, and blue receivers so the 5-counter disappears before the large L shapes enter the center.
- Danger Zone
- A green or black L left across the middle blocks the horizontal bars and the route through the 10-counter.
- Mechanics
- Two counters control the release order while mixed reservoirs reveal their next color only after the current pile settles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which counter should open first?
The upper 5-counter is removed during the compact opening phase; the lower 10-counter follows as the middle bars clear.
Why does the upper 5-counter open before the lower 10?
The compact opening receivers sit closer to the upper count, so their clears reduce it to zero first; the lower 10 needs the larger green L phases that follow.