Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 349 Solution Walkthrough

Read the center from top to bottom

The opening shelves expose orange, red, pale cyan, green, and yellow around dark covered cells. Clear the accessible bands downward. This turns the center into a buffer before either reserve row becomes active.

Use this route reference:

orange top shelf → red row → pale cyan → green → yellow lower shelf → first bottom purple/pink release → upper dark/yellow/blue/brown towers → second center red/orange/green/cyan wave → lower lavender/pink cleanup

The numbered top silos show future layers. Do not open them simply because a counter changes; first verify that the square's corresponding corner is empty.

Empty the five opening shelves

Start with orange because it controls the upper-left corner. Red follows across the second row. Pale cyan is next and needs the right edge free. Green should leave before yellow because green occupies the center-left approach that yellow uses to reach the bottom road.

Finish yellow as one row. A half-cleared yellow shelf blocks the bottom corners and makes the first diamond release unsafe. The correct checkpoint is five mostly dark center bands and no opening color circulating around the square.

If a top silo has already exposed a color, let it wait. The bottom reserve row enters closer to the newly cleared shelf space and should reset first.

Clear the first bottom reserve faces

Purple appears under one diamond cover, with pink or pale lavender in an adjacent bay. Clear purple through the open left corner, then pink. A dark face may appear beneath them; take it only when the full column is visible and the current counter points downward.

Completing these bottom groups opens the tall top silos. Preserve the opposite corner while each bottom column travels. The square can carry one column comfortably but not fragments from all four covered bays.

Drain the upper silos one face at a time

The upper row reveals dark cars, yellow, blue, and brown, later exposing cream or pink. Start with the complete face nearest the open left side. Yellow and blue should remain separate because both need the top-right bend. Brown is safest after blue, while the dark group can use whichever side its silo opens onto.

Wait after every numbered change. A new colored tower can appear while the previous color is still moving. Finish the older group, confirm the top road is empty, then accept the new face.

If a center shelf exposes the same color as a tower, clear the center face first. It is closer to the road and leaves room for the taller batch.

Check all four corners during the tower wave

The left tower should enter only when the upper-left corner is dark. The middle towers need both upper corners clear, and the right tower needs the upper-right and lower-right corners free. After each face completes, look around the square before tapping another silo.

The lower covers can open during this sequence. A newly exposed bottom column is safe only when the corner on its side is unused by the active tower. If both sources want the same corner, finish the tower color already on the road and let its marker disappear. This preserves the center shelves as buffer space rather than turning the square into a mixed holding lane.

Work the refreshed center grid

The middle refills as solid red, orange, green, and pale-cyan rows. Red clears the upper band, orange follows below, green opens the lower-left area, and cyan should wait until the right side is empty.

These are deeper layers, not leftovers from the opening. Continue by complete horizontal bands. Purple or pink can return near the bottom; leave them until the active center row has disappeared.

Final lower cleanup and recovery

Lavender and pink form the final bottom columns. Clear the fully exposed left column first, then the right. If green or cyan remains in a deeper bay, finish it before pink only when it already touches the road.

A jam at the top points to an unfinished silo face. A blockage at the bottom points to purple, pink, lavender, or yellow. Traffic on a side edge usually belongs to the center row that entered most recently. Complete that exposed group rather than opening another reserve.

Restart only when partial top and bottom colors occupy opposite corners with neither matching source exposed. Most mistakes can be recovered by finishing the batch nearest its garage and restoring an empty corner.

Completion checkpoints

The board is ready for its last lower column when the top silos show no colored front, the refreshed red-orange-green-cyan shelves are dark, and at least three corners are empty. Check the remaining diamond bay for a full lavender or pink face. Clear that one column without opening a deeper color.

If the last counter does not fall, inspect the rightmost center shelf for cyan or the lower-left shelf for green. One earlier row may contain a single exposed car. Completing it restores the expected final state and avoids circling the cleanup color around an occupied corner.

Level 349 works through three clean transfers: center shelves create the square buffer, bottom columns unlock the top silos, and the silos reveal a second center wave. Once that wave clears, the remaining lavender and pink reserves have an empty road for completion.

Let the final road marker vanish before tapping any newly uncovered face; the completion screen should follow from a completely quiet square.

Keep every corner empty during that pause.