Founder & Editorial Team
Oct 20, 2026
Sand Blocks Levels 591-595: Five New Levels and Their Video Solutions
Levels 591 through 595 of Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle went live on 20 October 2026. Board previews and the video solution for every one of them.
Five new levels landed on 20 October 2026
Five more Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle boards went up today, taking this site from 590 to 595 levels. All five sit in the Expert band, where the layout is dense and a single wide pull can seal off a pit that still needs sand.
Every one of the five now has its own page with the board preview and the full video solution. The table below takes you straight to the board that is giving you trouble.
No claim is made here about the pull order for any specific board. The verified clear is the video itself — the notes around it describe habits that make an order easier to find, not a transcribed move list.
The five new levels at a glance
| Level | Difficulty | Walkthrough | Video solution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 591 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
| Level 592 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
| Level 593 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
| Level 594 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
| Level 595 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
Board preview and video solution for each new level
Level 591
Open the Sand Blocks Level 591 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
Level 592
Open the Sand Blocks Level 592 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
Level 593
Open the Sand Blocks Level 593 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
Level 594
Open the Sand Blocks Level 594 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
Level 595
Open the Sand Blocks Level 595 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
What these boards ask of you
These five add no new mechanic. They apply the usual Expert-band pressure: the board is crowded, the clock keeps running while you plan, and one careless pull can cut a pit off from the color it needs. The order the colors leave the board is usually what decides whether a run stays clean.
- Read the board before the first pull. Note how much of each color is available and which pit needs the largest share of it. That read is what makes a workable order visible.
- Start the big pit early. A large pit needs a long, uninterrupted flow. Opening it while the board still has space is easier than feeding it late through a narrow gap.
- Choose the next color deliberately. There is no move limit, only a timer, so a considered pull beats a rushed one that has to be corrected.
- Replay a tangled board. Once a color is walled off, a clean restart is usually faster than trying to rescue the position. Watch the order in the video and begin again.
This batch is filed with the same board previews and video solutions as the batches before it, and the next one will be filed the same way.