Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 412 Solution Walkthrough

Read the orange platform and purple drum

The upper block contains cyan, green, yellow, blue, and orange. The lower block exposes pink, green, purple, and darker covered rows. The orange platform prevents direct movement between them until its nearby groups clear, while the numbered drum tracks the middle release.

Use this route reference:

cyan upper-left → green upper block → blue dotted row → yellow beside the platform → orange platform group → pink lower block → green lower block → purple drum release → cyan right garage → red upper feeder → orange and yellow return → purple and green cleanup

Keep the outside road empty at every platform change. Its left S-bend can hold one convoy but cannot recover from two incomplete colors.

Clear the upper block around the platform

Start with cyan from the exposed upper-left face. Green follows because it shares that block and opens the dotted blue row. Clear blue as one complete horizontal batch. Its departure creates the first usable dark bay above the orange platform.

Yellow is next when its face beside the platform becomes solid. Wait until yellow leaves the road, then move the orange group aligned with the platform. Orange is the hinge of the opening: clearing it frees the central lane and lets the lower block connect to the outer road.

Do not tap pink before orange has completely settled. Pink enters from below and can trap an orange marker at the inner curve. The opening checkpoint is a mostly dark upper block, an unobstructed orange platform edge, and an empty left bend.

Work across the lower block

Pink forms the first broad lower row. Clear it continuously. Green then appears beneath or beside pink and should follow after the road counter stops. These two colors lower the purple drum and expose a deeper purple face.

Purple needs the full outside path. Send the complete row only when the upper block is quiet. When the drum number changes, preserve the dark bay around it; that space will receive the late cyan and red groups.

A covered dark row may still sit behind purple. Do not guess its color. Complete the visible lower face touching the road and allow the cover to reveal itself.

Use the right garage after the drum opens

Cyan in the isolated right garage becomes safe once purple is gone. It merges at the middle-right turn and clears the newly opened shelf. Red from the top feeder follows, using the upper road while the lower block remains dark.

Orange returns as a solid row around the platform. Clear orange before yellow because it occupies the central hinge. Yellow then has a straight route through the emptied middle. If the route reference shows green on the outer edge, wait until both warm colors finish before releasing it.

The middle checkpoint has an open purple drum, a dark orange platform lane, and complete red, orange, or yellow feeder groups arranged outside. Any mixed road markers mean the previous phase needs completion.

Finish the side garages in road order

Purple and green make up the common final lower groups. Clear the one whose complete face touches the lower entrance. Cyan may return on the right; it should wait if purple still owns the outer curve.

The top feeders can show red, yellow, and green in tall stacks. Work from the feeder nearest the upper merge toward the farthest. These stacks are safe only after the central blocks are dark.

The last playable state should show no number on the purple drum and no colored row crossing the orange platform. One isolated garage may remain; send its complete color and wait for the road to empty.

Recovery around the inner curve

If cars stop above the platform, finish cyan, green, blue, yellow, or orange from the upper block. If they stop below it, finish pink, lower green, or purple. Never open a right-side cyan group to rescue a lower jam.

When the purple drum refuses to count down, a pink or green batch beside it is incomplete. Search that block for the same color as the stationary road marker. The drum responds to completed rows, not to unrelated feeder deliveries.

If orange and pink are mixed at the inner curve, stop and let orange lead. Complete its platform row, then finish pink. Adding green only fills the outer bend. Restart only if orange's matching face has become covered while pink blocks its destination.

A late yellow car at the top usually means the returning orange group was not fully cleared. Finish orange first; yellow then gets the center lane. Similarly, a stranded purple car below requires the complete purple face, not a new cyan batch.

Confirm the platform handoff

The most reliable late checkpoint is the shape of the middle, not the number on the road counter. The orange bridge should be dark from left to right, the purple drum should have no cover above its lane, and the lower pink-green block should show full empty rows. If one colored car remains beside the bridge, finish that source before using a top feeder. Once all three signs match, the returning cyan, yellow, and green stacks can be cleared without crossing paths.

Level 412 becomes manageable when the orange platform is treated as a gate. Cyan, green, blue, and yellow prepare the upper block; orange opens the gate; pink, green, and purple release the drum; then cyan, red, orange, yellow, purple, and green use the unlocked side lanes. Keep each bend assigned to one color and every counter change becomes a reliable checkpoint.