Block Out level guide
Block Out Level 46 Walkthrough
Block Out Level 46 has three boss chambers across the upper half — two smaller ones at `3` each and a larger one at `10` — all sitting above a packed lower chamber of red, blue, green, yellow, and orange blocks. Drain the lower blocks first to let the two `3` chambers collapse quickly, then use the freed upper space for the longer `10` reduction.
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How to Solve Block Out Level 46 — Full Solution
- Thin the lower colored blocks toward the bottom exits to start reducing all three boss counters.
- Let the two `3`-count chambers collapse as the lower space opens.
- Keep the `10` chamber parked until the `3`s are both gone.
- Use the freed upper space to accelerate the `10` reduction.
- Sort the remaining colored blocks through the side exits.
- Clear the late red, blue, and yellow pieces from the lower chamber.
- Finish with the last chamber fragments and side cleanup.
Colors in this level:
Red, Blue, Green, Yellow, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Splitting effort between all three chambers from the start — the `10` needs far more room than the `3`s, so the quick wins should go first.
- Not draining the lower colored blocks before attacking the boss chambers, which leaves no room for the bosses to collapse into.
Quick Tips for Block Out Level 46 (spoiler-free)
- The two `3` chambers are fast wins — if they are still up when you start the `10`, you are working the wrong part of the board.
- Drain the lower colored blocks before any boss chamber.
- Think in chain clears. The best move is the one that sets up the next two moves, not just the quickest current match.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three tall dark/blue boss chambers across the upper half, each in an orange frame. The middle two show counters `3` and `3`; the right chamber shows `10`. A `5` counter on the left. Below the chambers: packed red, blue, green, yellow, and orange blocks. Pink exit on the left wall, blue on the right. Yellow block at the bottom-left corner.
- Goal
- The lower colored blocks are the shared resource — they must drain before any chamber can fall. The two `3`-count chambers are quick wins that should collapse first, creating room for the `10` chamber.
- Opening
- Start by working the lower colored blocks toward the bottom exits. The two `3` chambers begin dropping quickly. Once they collapse, the `10` chamber starts its longer reduction.
- Danger Zone
- Pulling on the `10` chamber before the `3`s are gone splits the limited lower space between too many bosses.
- Mechanics
- Level 46 is a triple-chamber boss puzzle where two smaller chambers gate the larger one. The matched `3` counters are quick wins that create the room the `10` needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which chambers should collapse first in Block Out Level 46?
The two `3`-count chambers. They are quick wins that create the room the larger `10` chamber needs.
Why does the `10` chamber feel stuck in Level 46?
Because the two `3` chambers are still occupying upper space. They need to collapse first to give the `10` enough room to start dropping.