Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 95 Walkthrough
Level 95 begins under a cyan cover marked 3, then reveals brown blockers and cyan, yellow, green, red, white, and orange irregular receivers. Preserve the center for the key pieces, clear both upper sources, and leave the brown square for last.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 95 — Full Solution
- Clear the small black and white receivers beside the left counter until the cyan numbered cover reaches zero and vanishes.
- Move the exposed cyan and yellow receivers beneath the thin matching layers at the base of the right reservoir.
- Work the green key-marked pieces and the orange key receiver without sealing the center with a long L-shape.
- Clear the red, white, cyan, orange, and green phases as the left tube and right reservoir open.
- Finish the remaining brown square after the irregular pieces disappear, then confirm confetti and the Level 95 reward card.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Black, White, Orange, Green, Red, Blue, Yellow, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the cyan cover as the whole puzzle instead of preparing for the packed reveal underneath.
- Parking the long red or white corner across the crossing while a keyed receiver still needs it.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 95 (quick clues)
- Expect a full second layout after the cyan number cover disappears.
- Keep the central lane open until both green key-marked receivers have completed.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A small left tube and counter stack sit above black-white mini-receivers and a wide cyan numbered cover. The upper-right reservoir holds orange and green sand over thin red, blue, and yellow bands; larger L-shapes and brown squares are hidden below.
- Goal
- Erase the cyan cover, work the two green key-marked receivers and orange key piece through the revealed board, then clear the left-tube and right-reservoir sand before the brown finisher.
- Opening
- Clear the compact black and white pieces beside the left counter until the cyan cover falls from 3 to zero and exposes the packed lower arrangement.
- Danger Zone
- A long red or white corner across the central lane prevents the keyed pieces from crossing between the left tube and right reservoir.
- Mechanics
- A numbered cyan cover hides an irregular key-and-lock layout with two separate sand sources and a late brown-square cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens after the cyan blocks disappear?
They reveal a dense second board of brown blockers, irregular colored receivers, and key-marked green pieces.
What is the final cleanup?
After both upper sand sources and the irregular shapes clear, the last visible receiver is a brown square.