Sand Blocks level guide
Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle Level 99 Walkthrough
Level 99 starts beneath two layered reservoirs and a cyan counter floor whose upper cells show 2 while the lower regions show 5. Lower the floor with compact bars, keep the twin towers connected, and finish the purple key-to-yellow-L chain.
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How to Solve Sand Blocks Level 99 — Full Solution
- Alternate the compact colored receivers above the floor so the cyan 2/5 field descends evenly.
- Continue through the final 1-state until the cyan floor disappears and reveals the long lower receivers.
- Clear the blue/cyan side pieces and route the two magenta shapes without sealing the central throat.
- In the sparse endgame, clear the red and orange receivers beneath the right reservoir and complete the small purple key receiver.
- After the key releases the yellow L, place it beneath the last yellow sand; its clear empties both towers and triggers confetti.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Blue, Pink, Orange, Red, Yellow, Magenta, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating the counter-floor collapse as the finish and blocking the cross-tower route with a magenta L.
- Trying to move the yellow L while its lock is still visible instead of completing the purple key piece.
Quick Tips for Sand Blocks Level 99 (quick clues)
- Preserve the cross-tower route after the cyan floor collapses.
- Leave the locked yellow L in place until the small purple key receiver has completed.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The left reservoir layers cyan, blue, and pink; the right layers orange, red, and yellow. Small colored bars sit above cyan 2/5 counter regions, with a locked yellow L visible along the right wall.
- Goal
- Remove the synchronized counter floor, clear the exposed magenta and blue shapes, then resolve the red, orange, purple-key, and yellow-lock endgame.
- Opening
- Alternate small yellow, red, orange, blue, and cyan receivers from both sides so the floor values descend together instead of closing one tower.
- Danger Zone
- A long magenta L across the central throat strands small keyed receivers in the opposite tower after the counter floor disappears.
- Mechanics
- A synchronized counter field forms the first phase; twin layered reservoirs and a visible purple-key-to-yellow-lock chain form the second.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens after the cyan floor disappears?
A second phase of long magenta and blue receivers appears beneath two independent layered reservoirs.
What is the final lock chain?
A small purple key receiver releases the yellow L, which collects the last yellow sand and clears the level.