Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 381 Solution Walkthrough

Read the split loop

Upper towers expose green, purple, blue, orange, and cyan. The center island contains red, pink, yellow, green, and covered faces. Bottom columns repeat cyan, red, purple, orange, blue, green, yellow, and white. Both approaches reconnect below the island.

Use this route reference:

top green-purple → blue-orange → cyan feeder → red center row → pink-yellow island → green release → bottom cyan-red → purple-orange → blue-green → yellow-white cleanup

Keep one side of the island empty during every batch.

Drain the two upper feeders

Clear green and purple from one feeder. Blue and orange follow from the other. Cyan finishes the opening after the top curve is clear.

The checkpoint is a dark upper edge, one empty side route, and a complete red center face. Do not activate the broad lower bank yet.

Empty the center island

Red clears first. Pink and yellow follow as separate rows. Green is the release color that opens both lower approaches.

Wait after each row until its marker leaves the rounded side. The island should be almost entirely dark before any lower column begins.

Clear the lower bank in pairs

Cyan and red are the first pair. Purple and orange follow. Blue and green clear next. Yellow and white are cleanup colors, with the column nearest the open approach leaving first.

Keep each pair on one approach until complete. Switching sides mid-batch can place two colors below the island with no passing room.

Recovery around the island

A top jam belongs to green, purple, blue, orange, or cyan. Side trouble beside the island identifies red, pink, yellow, or green. A lower blockage belongs to the active bottom column.

Complete the visible face on the same side as the marker. Do not open the opposite approach as a rescue. If two colors are active, finish the one with a full exposed remainder and use its empty side for the other.

If a cover stays closed, inspect the island row directly beside it. Restart only when that row is hidden and both approaches are occupied.

Before completion, verify the upper feeders and island are dark and one solid lower column remains. Send the final yellow, white, or green group without switching sides.

Level 381 is a compact two-approach puzzle. Upper pairs open the loop, red-pink-yellow-green clear the island, and the lower bank then leaves in adjacent pairs.

Match the board at three checkpoints

After cyan leaves the upper feeder, the entire top curve should be clear. After red-pink-yellow-green, the island should be surrounded by dark road. After each lower pair, one approach should again be completely empty. These three states reveal whether the route is still aligned.

If a lower car pauses below the island, finish its column rather than tapping the other side. The remaining cars often push the group through once the matching garage has a complete batch. A second color blocks the alternative approach and removes that recovery.

For the final yellow-white choice, use the nearer open side. Clear the aligned column fully, wait for the last marker to round the bottom corner, and then send the outside column around the empty loop. This produces a clean completion without mixed late traffic.

Keep the island approaches separate

The left approach is first opened by green and purple, while blue and orange clear the other side. Cyan finishes the crown and should leave whichever approach is already dark. Do not alternate feeder sides while a marker is rounding the top.

Red is the first island row because it sits closest to the open upper route. Pink and yellow occupy deeper faces and use the dark red cells for turning space. Green completes the island release and must finish before lower traffic reverses direction.

The lower cyan-red pair should use one approach at a time. Clear the column whose mouth points to the empty side, wait for its marker below the island, and then take the neighbor. This produces the first broad dark gap in the bottom bank.

Purple-orange and blue-green follow as distinct pairs. Even if orange and blue counters appear together, do not interleave them across pairs. A complete pair frees a side of the bank; partial groups leave both approach mouths crowded.

If the island still contains a colored cell when bottom columns are active, stop below and identify its row. Red, pink, yellow, or green from the center has priority because that car owns the shared side road. Finish it before returning to the bank.

The final yellow-white cleanup is ready when the island is surrounded by a dark loop and one lower approach is completely empty. Choose the aligned face first, then let the outside column travel around the full rounded road alone.

Let the correctly aligned column finish completely before the outside face begins its much longer circuit around the island.

Wait patiently.

Use the island's four sides as a completion check. The top should be clear after red and pink, the lower side after yellow and green, and both outer bends after the cyan-red and purple-orange pairs. A marker on any side identifies which phase still owns the loop.

If yellow and white are both visible below, finish the column aligned with the empty approach. Its departure creates a full dark bay for the outside column. Wait until the island loop is quiet before releasing that final group; otherwise the last two colors can still meet at the rounded lower bend.

Watch the far side of the island during the last lap. A stranded marker there belongs to the preceding pair and should be parked before the final outside face continues.