Sand Shape level guide
Sand Shape Level 66 Walkthrough
Sand Shape Level 66 partitions an eight-by-seven gem board into three-gem regions. Secure the left red enclosure, then separate the boxed centre diamonds from the yellow and green right-side routes.
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How to Solve Sand Shape Level 66 — Full Solution
- Fill the left inset around the upper red shield as the pink region, keeping its boxed cyan diamond outside.
- Extend the orange upper-left route without taking the top cyan diamond or centre red pocket.
- Build the yellow lower-middle region around its red shield.
- Fill the cyan route through the small centre pocket.
- Add the green upper-right channel around the top green circle, right cyan diamond, and middle-right green circle.
- Close the lower-right and bottom-edge pockets so every color region has one green, one red, and one cyan gem.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Orange, Yellow, Cyan, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Letting the pink left region cross the wooden U-divider around the boxed centre cyan diamond.
- Using the right green pocket before its matching red shield and cyan diamond are reserved.
Quick Tips for Sand Shape Level 66 (spoiler-free)
- Use the boxed cyan diamonds as region boundaries.
- Count the three gem types before extending a large color area.
- Leave the right green pocket for its matching cyan and red route.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- An eight-column, seven-row board with an upper-right ledge, a left red-gem inset, a boxed centre cyan diamond, and a lower-right green-gem pocket.
- Goal
- Every colored region must contain exactly one green circle, red shield, and cyan diamond shown on the rule card.
- Opening
- The video starts with the pink left enclosure around its upper red shield, then builds the orange upper-left route.
- Danger Zone
- Do not absorb the boxed centre cyan diamond into the left red enclosure; its U-shaped wooden divider marks a separate three-gem route.
- Mechanics
- The card says Each shape has exactly one of each gem, so each color region is a three-icon balance set rather than a Required Shapes tile.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the rule in Sand Shape Level 66?
Each finished color region needs exactly one green circle, one red shield, and one cyan diamond.
Why should the centre cyan diamond stay separate?
Its wooden U-divider marks a different three-gem route; adding it to the left red enclosure unbalances that region.