Sand Shape level guide
Sand Shape Level 91 Walkthrough
Sand Shape Level 91 is a six-column Required Shapes board with one lower Similarity bridge and three Difference boundaries. Build the left and centre columns first, then separate blue from cyan at the central marker.
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How to Solve Sand Shape Level 91 — Full Solution
- Fill the tall pink strip along the upper-left edge, stopping at its first horizontal break.
- Fill the peach lower-left block beneath pink to split the left edge into two shapes.
- Build the yellow upper-centre column, then place lime below it up to the lower double-diamond bridge.
- Fill the blue upper-centre block without extending it below the central triangle-marked divider.
- Place cyan in the middle/lower-centre pocket so the Similarity bridge is preserved without joining blue.
- Close purple, red, and the remaining edge pieces, checking each triangle-marked neighbour has a different outline.
Colors in this level:
Pink, Peach, Yellow, Lime, Blue, Cyan, Purple, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Extending blue through the central triangle into the cyan pocket.
- Treating the lower double-diamond like a Difference marker instead of the required same-shape link.
Quick Tips for Sand Shape Level 91 (spoiler-free)
- Treat the lower double-diamond as the only intentional same-shape join.
- Keep blue above the central triangle and cyan below it.
- Leave the right-side pieces until the centre markers are resolved.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A six-column rectangle has two upper vertical dividers, a lower-middle double-diamond bridge, and triangle markers at the upper centre, upper right, and lower right.
- Goal
- Complete the coloured silhouettes so the double-diamond link joins matching shapes while every triangle-marked connection joins different shapes.
- Opening
- The verified run fills the tall pink upper-left strip, peach lower-left block, yellow upper-centre column, and lime below the lower Similarity bridge first.
- Danger Zone
- Blue must stop above cyan at the central triangle; extending that upper block through the marked boundary creates the tempting invalid straight join.
- Mechanics
- Required Shapes uses both Similarity connects same shapes and Difference connects different shapes on this board.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the important Similarity move in Sand Shape Level 91?
Use the lower-middle double-diamond bridge for the matching-shape connection after the yellow and lime centre column is established.
Why should blue and cyan stay separate in Level 91?
A triangle marker sits between the upper blue block and the cyan pocket, so that boundary requires different silhouettes.