Founder & Editorial Team
Oct 27, 2026
Sand Blocks Levels 601-605: Five New Boards From 27 October 2026
Levels 601 through 605 of Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle went live on 27 October 2026. Board previews and the video solution for each, plus how six hundred levels of boards have changed the way the timer behaves.
Levels 601 to 605 went live on 27 October 2026
Five new Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle boards were published today, taking the site from 600 to 605 levels. All five are Expert boards, and the sixth one is already in the queue for a later batch.
Each level below has its own page with the board preview and the video solution. Pick the one that has you stuck.
The pull order for a specific board is not written out here. The clear itself is in the video — the notes around it describe the habits that make an order easier to find, not a move list to copy.
The five new levels at a glance
| Level | Difficulty | Walkthrough | Video solution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 601 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
| Level 602 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
| Level 603 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
| Level 604 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
| Level 605 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
Board preview and video solution for each new level
Level 601
Open the Sand Blocks Level 601 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
Level 602
Open the Sand Blocks Level 602 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
Level 603
Open the Sand Blocks Level 603 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
Level 604
Open the Sand Blocks Level 604 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
Level 605
Open the Sand Blocks Level 605 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
What the last six hundred boards teach you
The Expert band has been the same since the five hundreds: no move count, a running clock, and pits that hold a fixed amount of sand. What changes with each batch is how little slack the layout gives you between two competing demands. After a few hundred boards the useful habits settle into a short list.
- Read the pits before the sand. Every pit is visible from the start and each one advertises its colour. Adding up demand per colour takes a few seconds and settles which pit opens first.
- Start the deepest run earliest. The pit that needs the longest uninterrupted stream of one colour is the one that punishes delay. Two or three blocked passes later, the same run no longer fits.
- Watch where a stream has to cross. Sand falls straight down, so a pit on the far side of the board needs a clear column. Clearing a column early costs less than clearing it once the top rows have drained into it.
- Treat a jam as a signal, not a setback. If a colour can no longer reach any pit, the board is not going to reopen. A restart with a different first colour usually costs less time than the attempt you save.
- Bank the minutes you have. These boards rarely run out of clock on a clean solve. The timer runs down on hesitation, so a slightly worse order taken immediately beats a perfect order taken slowly.
The next board, Level 606, is waiting for a later batch and will be filed the same way: one page, one preview, one video solution.