Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 268 Solution Walkthrough

Board layout

The upper stacks contain purple, cyan, blue, green, dark, and pale violet cars. The lower supplies contain white, orange, purple, cyan, and covered cars. Inside the loop, yellow, green, pale violet, and other colors sit behind question-mark covers.

The road connects the upper towers along a short top edge, bends down the right, crosses beneath the interior, and returns up the left. Both bottom supply and upper-right arch depend on the same right-hand route.

The counter holds ten cars. This smaller capacity makes every speculative reveal expensive. Keep no more than two incomplete colors active.

Recommended priority

Use:

yellow → green → pale violet → cyan → orange → purple → white → blue → remaining dark colors

Yellow and green are the most useful first interior reveals. Pale violet completes the right interior garage. Cyan connects the arched supply and upper towers.

Orange, purple, and white are concentrated in the lower or upper external columns. Blue and dark cars remain behind the opening tower fronts and should be handled late.

Opening the covered interior

Start with visible tower-front cars that match yellow or green in the covered center. Complete one color rather than moving a car from every upper stack.

Yellow usually forms the first full interior column. Its removal clears the lower-left part of the central block and advances the cover counters.

Green follows from the middle interior and upper-right tower. Wait until the top road is clear, then combine those sources in one run.

Pale violet becomes accessible in the right interior garage. Complete it before using the cyan arch, because both need the right bend.

The first checkpoint is an interior with clean yellow, green, and pale violet columns or empty bays, plus at least two free counter slots.

Using the arched cyan supply

The upper-right arch displays a count and holds cyan cars. Let the count fall through earlier complete groups. Do not wait on the road with a partial cyan set from the opening.

When the arch releases, move cyan only if matching upper or lower cars are exposed. Complete the sequence without inserting orange or purple traffic.

The cyan group travels down the right edge and across the bottom. Keep both corners empty until it finishes.

If another color appears behind cyan, leave it in the arch. A release is a supply opportunity, not an obligation to empty the stack.

Lower orange, purple, and white

Orange occupies the middle lower column and is a strong next target after cyan. Its cars enter through the bottom road and can form a full group quickly.

Purple appears in an upper-left stack and the lower-right supply. Clear the upper source first if the top edge is free, then merge the lower cars.

White occupies the lower-left column and may receive a match from a covered interior bay. Finish white only after orange has cleared the bottom crossing.

Do not activate all three lower columns together. Each needs the same short road beneath the interior block, and the ten-slot counter cannot hold three tall partial groups.

Blue and dark late phase

Blue becomes visible in the upper-middle towers after cyan and green leave. Complete it as one column through the top route.

Dark cars sit behind several bright tower fronts and interior covers. They are not an efficient opening target because their groups are divided. With the visible colors gone, the matching dark rows align and can be cleared directly.

The replay's late state shows purple, cyan, and green arranged above; yellow, green, and pale violet inside; and orange or other uniform columns below. Garage placement may differ, but no bay should remain mixed.

Cover timing rules

Before a cover count reaches zero, reserve two or three counter spaces. A reveal can place several cars into play.

Take a revealed car immediately only when it completes the active group. Otherwise keep it behind the open cover while clearing a visible tower.

Prioritize a reveal that empties an interior bay. Empty center space improves every later route, while an isolated outer car only adds traffic.

If multiple covers open, solve the one nearest an empty road corner. Leave the others untouched.

Recovery advice

If the right bend is blocked, complete pale violet, cyan, green, or the color already waiting there. Do not release the arch again.

If the bottom road is jammed, finish orange, purple, or white from the active lower column before opening another.

If the counter is full of pairs, choose the pair whose remaining matches are visible at tower fronts. Avoid guessing behind covers.

If cyan was started before the arch opened, clear yellow or green to advance its count rather than adding more unrelated cars.

If purple sources cannot meet, finish cyan or orange to free either the top or bottom connection.

For a restart, use three stages: yellow, green, and pale violet organize the interior; cyan resolves the arch; orange, purple, white, blue, and dark colors empty the external towers one at a time.

The Level 268 solution rewards patience with hidden garages. Complete visible interior colors, preserve the right bend for the cyan release, and treat each lower tower as a separate task. The small road and ten-space counter remain manageable when every reveal joins a prepared group.