Sand Shape level guide
Sand Shape Level 90 Walkthrough
Sand Shape Level 90 is a large notched Difference board. Secure its four outer feet, then work through the marker-heavy centre without allowing matching silhouettes to touch.
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How to Solve Sand Shape Level 90 — Full Solution
- Fill pink at the upper-left foot and lime at the upper-right foot.
- Fill peach at the lower-left foot and yellow at the lower-right foot.
- Place blue down the upper-left inner channel and purple across the upper-middle lane.
- Route cyan through the upper-right and right-middle channel without merging it into lime.
- Fill the magenta lower-left-middle pocket, then close the remaining central pockets one by one.
- Before the last fill, check every triangle-marked neighbor for a different silhouette.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Lime, Peach, Yellow, Blue, Purple, Cyan, Magenta
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Merging the mirrored central zigzags across a triangle marker.
- Joining cyan into the upper-right lime anchor.
Quick Tips for Sand Shape Level 90 (spoiler-free)
- Use all four outer feet as anchors.
- Keep cyan in the upper/right-middle channel.
- Do not solve the central pockets by visual symmetry.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A large symmetric-notched board has upper and lower centre cut-outs, four outer feet, and many short brown divider segments through the middle.
- Goal
- Complete all required shapes while every triangle-marked connection joins different silhouettes.
- Opening
- The verified run anchors pink upper-left, lime upper-right, peach lower-left, and yellow lower-right.
- Danger Zone
- The short central dividers create mirrored-looking routes that cannot be joined across the triangle markers.
- Mechanics
- Difference connects different shapes throughout the board.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the safest opening for Sand Shape Level 90?
Fill the four isolated outer feet first: pink, lime, peach, then yellow.
Why is the centre of Level 90 difficult?
Short dividers make several paths look symmetric even though the Difference rule requires distinct shapes.