Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 138 Solution Walkthrough
Route Reference
Key opening, middle, and finish positions for this route.
Opening The Tower Shaft
Level 138 is a narrow vertical tower with two purple roof bays, a dark center shaft, and several stacks below. Yellow and blue at the lower mouth must move before the center can drain.
Orange and brown then descend through the shaft. Purple is safer after them, with green and pink left for the opened bottom section.
Opening And Midgame Plan
Begin by clear the yellow and blue cars at the lower mouth first so the tower shaft can move. That first action creates enough road space to stop the level from turning into a mixed queue.
After the opener, release the orange and brown cars from the center, then use the top purple bays when the shaft is no longer crowded. The important rule is to finish the active color before borrowing the lane for another group.
Close the board with the green bottom stack and the small pink/blue leftovers. They become safe after the shaft and roof bays stop moving.
Follow These Batches
- Start with Yellow Lower-mouth Cars because it controls the first choke point.
- Stay on Blue Lower-mouth Cars until the mouth of the road is visibly open.
- Move Orange Center Shaft as the first real middle-board release.
- Send Brown Center Shaft only after the previous batch has cleared the lane.
- Use Purple Top Bays to remove the blocker that was unsafe at the start.
- Finish with Green and Pink Bottom Cleanup, using the now-open board as the buffer.
Short Order
yellow lower-mouth cars -> blue lower-mouth cars -> orange center shaft -> brown center shaft -> purple top bays -> green and pink bottom cleanup
Before purple, orange and brown should have left the shaft. Before green/pink, the lower mouth must be empty again.
Risk Point
The roof bays are tempting, but the lower mouth must open first. If two colors share the shaft, finish the one nearest the bottom exit and pause the other.
Why This Solves The Level
Yellow/blue protect the road mouth, orange/brown empty the center, and purple clears the roof. Green and pink then travel through a shaft with no cross-traffic.
Shaft Checkpoints
After yellow and blue, the lower mouth should be empty and the dark shaft should have a direct path downward. Orange enters first, followed by brown. Let each color disappear into its garage before opening either purple roof bay.
Purple must leave the shaft quiet for the bottom stacks. Green should then clear the larger lower group, while pink and any remaining blue use the final spaces. If a car stops halfway down, identify its source height: upper cars belong to purple, center cars to orange/brown, and lower cars to green/pink. Finish that group rather than releasing another batch into the narrow vertical road.