Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 323 Solution Walkthrough

Release the chain curtain from below

Start with yellow from the left lower column, then orange from the center. White follows on the right. These three batches open the road under the curtain and reduce the first colored locks.

Use:

yellow → orange → white → pink → blue → green → purple → dark red → pale cyan → final tower cleanup

Pink is the first layer exposed behind the chains. Clear it, then take blue. Green follows through the center lane. Purple and dark red are later curtain layers; they need the bottom edge free.

Pale cyan appears after the middle locks have opened and should move as one long batch. The remaining top towers then drain in the color shown on their exposed faces.

If the curtain remains closed, complete the lower column matching its visible lock. If the bottom route jams, finish yellow, orange, white, or the active curtain color. Do not pull from two top towers at once—the curtain leaves only one working entrance.

The Level 323 solution pays down the curtain from below. Yellow, orange, and white create the opening; pink, blue, green, purple, red, and cyan remove the lock layers; the upper towers then finish through an empty rectangle.

Read the curtain and the two lower shelves

The road forms a tall, bent rectangle around a central stack. A chain curtain stretches across the upper half, with several colored padlocks aligned over narrow columns. Three supply towers feed from above. Below the chain, pale cyan and white form a central block, while two layered reserves sit on the lower left and lower right.

The pale platforms on the right show ticket markers and counts of 3, 2, and 1. They open progressively as the visible lower groups finish. They are not empty road and should not be treated as shortcuts.

Begin with yellow from the first complete lower column. Orange follows through the same bottom turn after yellow has parked. White then clears the large pale central face and creates the first continuous vertical lane beneath the curtain.

At the opening checkpoint, the lower route should be dark, the central white block should be reduced, and one upper platform should have dropped from 3 toward 2. If pink or blue has started while orange remains below, finish orange before proceeding.

Pay down the upper platform from the nearest shelf

Pink is the first useful curtain layer. Clear its complete horizontal face. Blue follows only after pink has left the narrow top bend. Green then uses the newly exposed lane and reduces the next platform.

The three upper shelves grow into solid yellow, blue, green, orange, and red groups as their locks disappear. Always finish the shelf attached to the open central spine. A same-colored tower farther away belongs to a later release.

When the top platform changes from 2 to 1, do not immediately switch sides. Complete the current color and confirm the road is empty. The newly exposed face often needs the same narrow entrance that the previous batch is still leaving.

Use the middle white-cyan block as a buffer

The central block alternates between pale cyan and white. Clear the full face nearest the road whenever it becomes exposed. Its empty space acts as a buffer for cars coming from both the upper shelves and the lower reserves.

Do not leave a partial white group in the center while releasing purple or red. Those later colors need the full vertical spine. Pale cyan is a long batch and should move only after the bottom turn is clear.

The replay's middle checkpoint shows yellow and blue shelves near the top, a broad pale-cyan block in the center, and brown-purple groups on the lower right. The left platforms should be open or nearly open. Finish the central light-colored face before the lower right pair.

Clear the two layered lower reserves

The lower-right reserve reveals brown and purple. Brown should leave first when it occupies the upper exposed layer. Purple follows after brown has cleared the bottom bend. On the lower-left, green, blue, or yellow may appear in deeper rows; complete the fully uncovered color only.

The two reserves enter the road at different heights but merge on the same central spine. Never alternate them. Drain one side, verify that its last marker has parked, and then take the opposite reserve.

Dark red appears as a late lower or upper shelf. Clear it before the final pale-cyan group if red controls the narrow top bend. If cyan is already attached to an open lower entrance, reverse those two locally and finish cyan first.

Open the three top towers last

Once the colored locks are gone, the top feeders become tall orange, red, yellow, green, blue, and pink columns. Choose the tower connected to the empty upper lane. Give it the entire rectangular route.

The towers may expose repeated colors. Do not join a late yellow tower to the opening yellow reserve, or a late blue tower to the curtain's blue layer. Every face is a separate garage phase.

Near completion, the upper rows form clean orange-red-yellow blocks, the center is pale cyan or dark, and the lower branches show green, blue, brown, and purple. Clear the center-connected face first, reset, and then drain one top tower at a time.

Recovery below a locked curtain

If a colored lock remains, finish the lower or middle face matching the open lane beneath it. Tapping a covered top tower cannot reduce the lock. If a numbered platform stays at 2 or 1, inspect the shelf immediately beside it for one missing car.

A jam at the bottom belongs to yellow, orange, white, brown, purple, green, or the current lower reserve. Complete that source. A blockage near the top belongs to pink, blue, green, red, cyan, or the released tower currently feeding the curtain.

If two colors share the central spine, stop tapping. Finish the source of the group closest to its destination, let the lane clear, and then drain the other. Restart only when both groups remain stationary behind inaccessible covers.

The last checkpoint has no visible chains, all numbered platforms open, a dark central lane, and one solid upper or lower face remaining. Release it continuously and allow the final car to clear the bent top corner.

Level 323 is solved from the bottom upward. Yellow, orange, and white create the first lane; pink, blue, green, purple, dark red, and pale cyan remove the curtain's layers; brown and the deeper reserves clear the lower bends; the released towers then use an empty rectangle. Treat each lock change as a checkpoint, not an invitation to mix batches, and the final tower has a clear road to its garage.