Marble Sort Level 626 — Walkthrough and Solution

Marble Sort Level 626 presents a board with a central striped column that splits the Top Tray, while the outer left and right columns are grey question mark Hidden Boxes that you must ignore initially. The real challenge lies in the four large 3x3 blocks at the bottom of the Top Tray: Brown on the far left, Purple next to it, then Light Blue, and Light Green on the far right. These blocks do not match the colors needed in the lower Boxes' first row, which require Yellow, Green, Dark Blue, and Purple from left to right. The mismatch is deliberate: releasing Light Blue or Light Green early will jam the Conveyor Belt. Purple is the only safe opening because it matches the fourth Box in the first row.

The lower board is arranged in rows with specific demands. The first row needs Yellow on the left, then Green, Dark Blue, and Purple on the right. The second row requires White, Brown, Dark Blue, and Brown. The third row introduces the first set of Connected Boxes: a Green Box tied to an Orange Box. Directly below that, a Purple Box is tied to a Yellow Box. These ties mean you must fill both boxes in a pair to clear them, otherwise they block the rows beneath. The board is structured in vertical lanes: the far left holds the Brown 3x3 with Pink and Red marbles behind it; the inside-left holds the Purple 3x3 with more Brown and Red behind; the inside-right holds the Light Blue 3x3 with standard Light Blue marbles; the far-right holds the Light Green 3x3 with White and Orange marbles hidden behind. The outer edges are entirely Hidden Boxes, so you have no visibility there until later.

Marble Sort Level 626 Walkthrough

The bottom Boxes dictate a strict order: you must clear the first row's Purple to expose the Brown Box in the second row, then fill that Brown Box to unlock the right side. After that, you need to break the Green-Orange tie by finding Orange marbles behind the Light Green block and Green marbles from the center-right column. Then tackle the Purple-Yellow tie, using smaller purple clusters from the middle-left and Yellow marbles from the right side. Once both ties are broken, the lower board resets with a concentration of Pink, Red, Brown, and Purple Boxes. Only then should you tap the Hidden Boxes on the edges, as your Conveyor Belt will have room and you'll have a variety of Boxes to absorb random colors. Finally, clear the remaining Light Blue and Light Green blocks to finish.

The trap is that the Light Blue and Light Green 3x3 blocks appear to be direct matches for the Dark Blue and Green Boxes in the first row, but they are not. The colors are lighter than what the Boxes need. Releasing them too early fills the Conveyor Belt with unusable marbles. The only safe start is Purple, because it exactly matches the fourth Box in the first row. Once that Box is filled, the board shifts to expose the Brown Box, which you can fill with the Brown 3x3 block. This initial sequence creates space and prevents the belt from flooding.

How to Beat Marble Sort Level 626 — Step-by-Step

Phase one: The Purple and Brown Opening

1. Tap the 3x3 Purple block in the Top Tray, which sits on the inside-left side. This releases a large cluster of Purple marbles that will fill the Purple Box on the far right of the first row.
2. After that Purple Box clears, the second row exposes a Brown Box on the right side. Tap the 3x3 Brown block on the far left of the Top Tray to drop Brown marbles into that exposed Box.
3. Pause and examine the Conveyor Belt. You now have access to Pink and Red marbles in the left columns, and standard Light Blue marbles in the right-center column. Do not tap the Hidden Boxes on the outer edges yet.

Phase two: Breaking the Green-Orange and Purple-Yellow Ties

1. Look at the third row: you see a Green Box tied to an Orange Box. To clear them, you need to fill both. First, locate the Orange marbles hidden behind the Light Green 3x3 block on the far right. Tap that block partially to release some Orange marbles, but be careful not to release too many Light Green marbles.
2. Route the Orange marbles into the tied Orange Box. Simultaneously, find Green marbles in the center-right area of the Top Tray, behind the Light Blue block. Release those Green marbles into the tied Green Box.
3. When both are filled, the pair clears, revealing the next set: a Purple Box tied to a Yellow Box. Since you already used the large Purple block, you must find smaller purple clusters in the middle-left columns. Release them to fill the Purple side of the tie.
4. Then locate Yellow marbles, which appear in the right side of the Top Tray. Release them to fill the Yellow Box. The entire middle section of the lower board will drop away.

Phase three: Clearing the Lower Board and the Hidden Boxes

1. Once the ties are broken, new Boxes appear at the bottom, with heavy concentrations of Pink, Red, Brown, and Purple. Focus on the left side of the Top Tray, where deep columns hold Pink and Red marbles. Release Red marbles first to clear the Red Boxes that appear on the bottom right.
2. Then release Pink marbles to clear the Pink Boxes on the top left.
3. Now that the Conveyor Belt has space and you have a variety of Boxes, you can start tapping the grey Hidden Boxes on the far outer edges. They will release random colors, but you will have appropriate Boxes to absorb them.
4. Finally, clear the remaining Light Blue and Light Green blocks from the right side, releasing their marbles into the last few Boxes. Keep releases short and controlled to avoid a final jam.

Tips & tricks

• Always keep an eye on the Conveyor Belt capacity; if it fills up, you lose.
• When dealing with Connected Boxes, fill both sides simultaneously to avoid blocking rows.
• Use the Hidden Boxes only after you have cleared the initial rows and have space.

Common mistakes

• Tapping the Light Blue or Light Green blocks too early floods the belt with mismatched colors.
• Ignoring the Green-Orange tie and trying to clear other boxes first leaves them stuck.
• Releasing too many marbles from a single block without checking the lower Boxes causes overflow.

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