Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 318 Solution Walkthrough

Clear the center rectangle first

The center begins with pink, dark red, yellow, green, and blue stacks. Start with pink from the upper-left portion, then finish the dark red group beside it. Pale violet follows through the left branch, creating enough road for the first side platform to count down.

Use this order:

pink → dark red → pale violet → green → blue → orange → yellow → cyan → final upper towers

Green is the next broad center batch. It opens the lower-right branch. Blue follows through the same branch after green has parked. Orange then clears the right-side platform, while yellow uses the lower-left connection.

Cyan is the late branch color and needs the center rectangle almost empty. Let it finish before taking any remaining tall group from the top supply row.

Read the platform numbers as checkpoints

When a side platform drops from 3 to 2 or 1, keep working the color exposed beside it. Do not switch simply because another branch has opened. A branch containing one leftover car can block the entire center loop when the next long group arrives.

If the left side stalls, complete pink, violet, yellow, or cyan. If the right side stalls, finish red, green, blue, or orange. If a number does not change, find the unfinished matching batch already on the road rather than opening a top tower.

The Level 318 solution treats each branch as a one-color job. Pink and red open the rectangle, violet, green, and blue lower the side platforms, orange, yellow, and cyan finish the branches, and the upper towers drain only after those checkpoints are clear.

Trace the branching road before moving

The road is a small rectangle at the top with a narrow vertical spine dropping through several side platforms. Short shelves project to the left and right. Three numbered platforms sit beside these branches, so cars can be trapped at a branch mouth even when the upper rectangle looks empty.

The top supply row begins with blue, pink, green, and pale-cyan faces behind covers. In the center, pink and dark red are immediately useful, while yellow, violet, green, blue, orange, and cyan appear as the side counters fall. The safest route clears the center outward, then drains the tall top columns.

Start with the complete pink face on the upper-left side of the center. Dark red follows from the neighboring garage. These two batches open the first turn beneath the top rectangle. Pale violet then uses the left branch and reduces its platform without competing with the red traffic.

Lower the right platform with green and blue

Green forms the next broad central batch. Clear it as one group. Its departure exposes the right branch and lowers the large platform from 3 toward 2. Blue follows only after every green marker has left the branch mouth.

Do not confuse the short inner blue face with the tall blue tower above the road. The inner face is part of the platform release. The upper tower belongs to the cleanup and should remain covered while the side branch is occupied.

Orange appears on the right once the counter changes. Complete orange through the open branch. A small red or green face may also become visible, but the branch must return dark before another color enters.

At this checkpoint, the top supply row should show clean vertical columns, the central rectangle should have large dark gaps, and the right platform should be at 1 or open. If it remains at 3, check the full green or blue source nearest it.

Work the lower-left branch around its turn

Yellow uses the lower-left connection. It needs the vertical spine clear from the upper rectangle down to the branch. Drain yellow continuously, then take cyan when the lower platform exposes its complete face.

Pale blue and white may appear around the middle-left shelves after yellow. Clear the face attached to the open branch before moving to a distant top column. A full white group can safely traverse the center only after cyan has left the vertical lane.

The numbered platform at the bottom-right should be treated locally. When it changes from 2 to 1, finish the color exposed directly beside it. Opening a matching color at the top does not complete that branch and may occupy the central rectangle before the local batch can merge.

Convert the top supply into four clear towers

After the side platforms open, the top garages settle into long green, pink, purple, and pale-cyan columns. Clear the tower aligned with the empty upper entrance. Green commonly leads, followed by pink or purple. Pale cyan is safest after the long middle branch traffic has ended.

Each tower should own the entire top rectangle. Wait for its final marker to leave the upper-right corner and pass down the spine. If another tower begins too early, the two colors can stop on opposite sides of the rectangle with no passing lane.

The replay's late stage shows four tall uniform columns above, orange and red blocks in the center, and green or brown groups on the lower branches. Finish the center face connected to the spine, reset, and then use one upper tower. This alternating approach avoids packing the top road with long columns back-to-back.

Final branch cleanup

Blue and green may return on the lower platforms. Clear the complete source nearest the open vertical spine. Brown or orange occupies the opposite branch and should wait until the first group has parked.

Red becomes a substantial central column near the finish. Give it the full rectangle and spine. A last white, yellow, or cyan face then has a clear path from its branch. Never alternate the final pair even though most of the board is dark.

The completion layout has all numbered platforms open, the short side branches empty, and at most one solid tower or branch face remaining. Drain that face and allow the final car to leave the vertical spine before expecting the completion screen.

Recover a branch-mouth jam

If the left side stalls, finish the active pink, violet, yellow, cyan, white, or pale-blue source. If the right side blocks, return to red, green, blue, orange, brown, or the color shown beside the numbered platform.

When a platform refuses to count down, inspect its adjacent branch. One car often remains in the local garage even though a same-colored top tower is visible. Complete the local source first.

If two colors meet in the central rectangle, stop all taps and finish the color nearest its garage. Once it leaves the spine, drain the second group. Restart only when both groups are stationary and their remaining cars are still behind covers.

Level 318 rewards local decisions. Pink, red, and violet carve out the upper rectangle; green, blue, orange, yellow, and cyan pay down the branch platforms; the top columns become safe only after those mouths are empty. Check each numbered branch before changing direction and the final tower groups can travel through a clear central spine.