Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 89 Walkthrough
Level 89 splits the puzzle into two wells with matching 15 counters, layered tube feeds, large yellow and orange L receivers, and a two-key pink gate. Keep both sides moving together, unlock the shared center, and cycle the late blue, red, and green phases before the purple horizontal finish.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 89 — Full Solution
- Alternate short receiver clears on the left and right to lower both 15 counters and open the center lanes.
- Complete the two key carriers and wait for the shared pink gate to unlock.
- Move the large yellow and orange L receivers only after the crossover space is free.
- Continue cycling blue, pink, red, and green receivers under the two tube-fed reservoirs.
- After blue clears, finish the red and green receivers, then fill the remaining purple horizontal receiver to trigger the Level 89 reward screen.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Pink, Yellow, Blue, Red, Green, Purple, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Driving one counter far below the other and stranding a large receiver in the shared center.
- Trying to move the locked pink gate before both side keys have registered.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 89 (quick clues)
- Use the two counter values as a balance check between the wells.
- Keep the center free until both key animations have reached the pink lock.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two wells flank a tall divider. Each has an orange-topped reservoir, red and green bars, a yellow L, colored vertical pieces, and a bottom counter at 15; a locked pink bar spans the center and needs two keys.
- Goal
- Lower both counters in step, collect one key from each side, open the pink gate, and clear the continuing tube layers from both upper reservoirs.
- Opening
- Alternate the exposed red, green, yellow, blue, and pink receivers near the top of the two wells to create room beside the divider.
- Danger Zone
- Solving one well too far ahead leaves a large L blocking the crossing space needed by the slower side; the locked pink bar is not safe parking.
- Mechanics
- Two matching counters share a two-key gate, while the tubes continue feeding blue, green, pink, and red sand after the starting piles change.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should both wells stay balanced?
Each side needs the same central crossing space, so clearing one side too aggressively can block the receivers needed by the other.
How does Level 89 end?
Blue clears earlier; red and green follow, and the purple horizontal receiver reaches 100% last on the open board.