Block Out Level Walkthroughs & Solutions

What is Block Out?

Block Out (full title: Block Out! - Color Sort Puzzle) is a slide-and-sort puzzle from Grand Games A.S., available on iOS and Android. Every board is packed with colored blocks that must reach the gate matching their color, and the real challenge is sequencing: open the correct lane before the board locks itself and strands a block behind pieces that can no longer move. The game currently has 150 levels, and LevelSolve has a published walkthrough for all of them.

The difficulty curve is steep. Levels 1 through 3 teach the core rhythm of parking one piece to free a lane, then dropping and cashing out the next, and levels 4 through 13 add more colors before the board turns hard almost overnight - 95 of the 150 published levels carry a hard rating here. The mechanics keep changing as you go: boss chambers with their own progress counters start appearing from level 8, level 38 buries its boss under a multi-piece lid that has to be dismantled in a set order, level 75 swaps the usual rectangle for a cross-shaped board routed through one center junction, and level 130 pairs a lock-and-key mechanism with a second counter board fed by the first. The game marks its toughest boards SUPER HARD on-screen, a label that first appears at level 39 and returns repeatedly through the closing stretch near level 149; 19 of the 150 levels are rated expert difficulty.

LevelSolve covers all 150 Block Out levels with a written walkthrough and a video for every one, plus the board layout, the opening moves, and the specific mistake most players make on that board. When a level changes shape or introduces a new counter mechanic, the guide calls it out instead of reusing the same generic steps from the level before it.

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How to Play Block Out

These tips apply across all Block Out levels. For level-specific advice, open any walkthrough from the range browser above.

• Use corners and edge slots as temporary parking spots, not just exits - freeing a lane for one block often means tucking a second block out of the way first, then moving it again once the lane opens.
• Before touching a boss chamber or lidded piece, clear the small blocks pressing on it first. The lid's own pieces are what unlock the chamber, not repeated taps on the chamber itself.
• On boards with numbered counters, wait until the counter has visibly dropped before committing to the final push. A stalled counter means an approach lane still needs clearing, not that the same move should be forced again.
• On cross-shaped or dual-tier boards, clear one arm or tier completely before feeding the other side into the shared junction. Sending traffic from both directions at once is what jams the board.
• Grab any free single-color edge block first. These cost nothing to clear and immediately open up options for the rest of the board.
• When a board is labeled SUPER HARD, expect more than one counter ticking down at once. Work whichever counter is closest to zero - finishing it usually frees room for the others.
• In lock-and-key levels, leave marked blocks like rocket tiles parked until the lock and key pair actually breaks. Moving them early can seal off the lane they were meant to use.

Want the bigger picture? Read our full strategy guide: how to beat the hardest Block Out levels.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How many levels does Block Out have?

  Block Out has 150 levels in total, and LevelSolve has a published walkthrough, including a video, for every one of them.

• Which Block Out levels are the hardest?

  Levels 1-13 are easy-to-medium tutorial levels, but from level 14 onward the set is dominated by hard boards - 95 of the 150 published levels are rated hard and 19 are rated expert. The toughest stretches cluster around the boss-chamber levels in the 30s and the SUPER HARD boards that recur from level 39 through the final level 149.

• Is Block Out free to play?

  Block Out is free to download on iOS and Android. Like most puzzle games in this genre, it may include optional in-app purchases or ads.

• Are these Block Out walkthroughs official?

  No. Block Out and Block Out! - Color Sort Puzzle belong to Grand Games A.S. LevelSolve is an unofficial fan guide.

• What is a boss chamber in Block Out?

  A boss chamber is a large counter-block, first appearing around level 8, that only clears once every smaller piece pressing on it has been removed in the right order. Later boss chambers add multiple counters and structured lids that make the sequencing much stricter.

• What does a SUPER HARD label mean on a Block Out board?

  SUPER HARD is the game's own label for its toughest boards, first shown at level 39. These boards typically pack multiple independent counters or tube-fed tiers that all need managing at once, rather than a single objective.

• Does every Block Out level have a video walkthrough?

  Yes. All 150 published levels have an accompanying video alongside the written steps.