Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 98 Walkthrough
Level 98 wraps a large green U-shaped receiver around a red central bar, then surrounds it with counters, black blockers, narrow edge pieces, and several hammer tiles. Clear the small pieces first and reserve the oversized U for the final green fill.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 98 — Full Solution
- Reduce the top counters with the exposed compact receivers and clear the cyan, purple, yellow, and orange pockets.
- Move the large green U only far enough to open routes for the narrow white, purple, and brown pieces.
- Use the hammer-marked receivers from the lower half and remove black blockers as their matching phases become reachable.
- Clear the late black square, brown hammer receiver, white upright, and remaining small green piece while the U waits in open space.
- Center the U beneath the final green sand and let its full outline fill; its disappearance triggers confetti and the reward card.
Colors in this level:
Green, Red, Cyan, White, Purple, Yellow, Orange, Black, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Centering the large U before the lower hammer and narrow edge receivers have cleared.
- Leaving the U across the upper middle while the white or brown receiver still needs that lane.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 98 (quick clues)
- Use the U as a movable wall until every compact lower receiver has a route.
- Finish the black, brown, and white cleanup before centering the final green footprint.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A green U dominates the center. A cyan-white block begins at 2 on the upper left, a central strip shows 4, yellow-orange sand sits upper right, black blocks split the middle, and hammer-marked receivers fill the lower rows.
- Goal
- Use compact receivers and hammer pieces to open the numbered and black obstructions, then clear the late brown, white, black, and green pieces before filling the giant U.
- Opening
- Reduce the left counter, work the yellow-orange pocket, and shift the green U only enough to reveal routes for the narrow side receivers.
- Danger Zone
- The U spans most of the width; leaving it high blocks the white and brown pieces, while moving it too low blocks the bottom hammer row.
- Mechanics
- An oversized U-shaped receiver shares the board with multiple hammer tiles, two numbered regions, black blockers, and narrow perimeter receivers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should the green U wait?
Its footprint acts like a wall across most of the board and can cut off the small receivers on either side.
Why is the green U the last piece to fill?
Its wide U footprint blocks most of the lower grid, so every smaller receiver and blocker must clear first before the green U can safely collect the remaining sand.