Founder & Editorial Team
Oct 29, 2026
Sand Blocks Levels 611-615: Five New Boards From 29 October 2026
Levels 611 through 615 of Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle were published on 29 October 2026. Board previews and the video solution for each, plus the colour-demand check that keeps Expert boards from closing early.
Levels 611 to 615 went live on 29 October 2026
Five more Sand Blocks: Drop Puzzle boards were published today, moving the site from 610 to 615 levels. All five belong to the Expert band. Fourteen boards are already queued for the coming days.
Each level below has its own page with the board preview and the video solution. Open the one you are stuck on.
The notes here are not a tap-by-tap order. The clear itself is in the video for each board; what follows describes how to read a new Expert layout, not a sequence to copy.
The five new levels at a glance
| Level | Difficulty | Walkthrough | Video solution |
|---|---|---|---|
| Level 611 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
| Level 612 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
| Level 613 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
| Level 614 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
| Level 615 | Expert | Open the guide | Watch |
Board preview and video solution for each new level
Level 611
Open the Sand Blocks Level 611 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
Level 612
Open the Sand Blocks Level 612 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
Level 613
Open the Sand Blocks Level 613 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
Level 614
Open the Sand Blocks Level 614 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
Level 615
Open the Sand Blocks Level 615 walkthrough or watch the video solution on YouTube.
Count the demand before you move any sand
Late Expert boards look harder than they are because the grid hides how much of each colour you actually have to move. Pits advertise their colour from the first frame, so the useful opening move is arithmetic rather than tapping: for each colour, compare the pit capacity with the sand sitting in the nearest columns.
Three things that repeatedly show up on the boards above:
- One colour is usually oversupplied. When a colour has more sand than its pits can hold, the surplus has to travel further than it looks, and that is the route that gets buried first. Protect it before you open anything adjacent.
- A pit with a short feed is a trap, not a shortcut. The nearest-access pit is easy to fill in the first few seconds and easy to regret, because the sand it consumes was the only clean path to a deeper pit on the far side.
- Mixed columns should be opened once, late. Columns holding two or three colours behave fine as long as you can drain the wrong colours into spare capacity. Open them before that capacity exists and they stop feeding anything.
If a colour can no longer reach any pit, the board is effectively closed, even though the timer keeps running. Restarting with a different first colour costs less than trying to reopen a dead route, and each video above shows what a clean opening looks like on that specific layout.
Level 616 is next in the queue and will be documented the same way once it is published: one page, one preview, one video solution.