Quick answer
Give the loose object space to settle before releasing the red character nearby. Compare its final position with the next entrance; if it blocks that entrance, adjust the support order instead of clearing everything. A crate blocks the bottom of a tall rectangular shaft, with three green creatures in left sand pockets and a red ball to the right of the shaft.
- Level
- Level 221
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Guide the red character to the green creatures in level 221, keeping each separated pocket reachable before the last drop.
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Step-by-step
Locate the red ball and every green creature before cutting. Keep the starting support until the route below is ready.
Give the loose object space to settle before releasing the red character nearby. Compare its final position with the next entrance; if it blocks that entrance, adjust the support order instead of clearing everything.
Keep the approach aligned with the narrow opening. Trim the sand a little at a time rather than widening both sides immediately.
Guide the ball through the remaining creature pockets. Check the edges of the cleared route before assuming that the board is finished.
Check the full target route after the last movement, including pockets above the final drop. If a creature remains, identify the earliest turn that missed it and change that local approach on the next attempt.
Tips
- Prepare the destination before opening the starting support. Keeping the first movement controlled makes it easier to tell whether a later failure comes from the tunnel shape or release order.
- Judge the entrance using the character’s current size. A wide chamber behind a small mouth does not make that mouth passable; trim the actual bottleneck first.
- Count the separated pockets rather than following only the lowest creature. The target furthest from the main chute may need a short detour before the final drop.
Common mistakes
- Opening the final outlet before checking higher target pockets can leave a creature above the character with no route back. Inspect the side entrances before making that irreversible drop.
- Removing several supports in one swipe makes the release order unpredictable. When a moving piece occupies the route, wait for it to settle before changing nearby sand.
Frequently asked questions
Why should I keep the starting support?
A crate blocks the bottom of a tall rectangular shaft, with three green creatures in left sand pockets and a red ball to the right of the shaft. Prepare the destination before opening the starting support. Keeping the first movement controlled makes it easier to tell whether a later failure comes from the tunnel shape or release order.
Why does the narrow entrance need attention?
The visible opening may be smaller than the character at the moment it arrives. Check the entrance and exit separately, remove a blocking lip locally and preserve enough floor for the character to leave the passage.
How can I avoid leaving a green creature behind?
Count the separated pockets rather than following only the lowest creature. The target furthest from the main chute may need a short detour before the final drop.