Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 429 Solution Walkthrough

Read the cylinder corridor

The top feeders begin with yellow-green and blue-red stacks. The right shelf bank exposes blue, cyan, green, orange, pink, and purple in layers. The lower garages later reveal green, yellow, red, cyan, and dark blue. Each cylinder must retract before traffic can move freely between heights.

Use this route reference:

yellow-green top-left → blue-red top-right → cyan upper-right shelf → blue right row → green right row → orange middle row → pink lower-right shelf → first cylinder release → purple center → second cylinder release → green lower-left → yellow lower-right → red and cyan inner rows → third cylinder → final orange, red, blue, and green

Keep the corridor empty whenever a cylinder number changes.

Clear the roof and upper-right shelves

Start with the complete top-left color group, usually yellow or green. Clear one color fully before taking its partner. Then use the blue-red top-right feeder in the same way.

Cyan becomes the first complete shelf on the upper-right. Clear it, then blue. Green follows after blue leaves the narrow cylinder corridor. These groups lower the top cylinder.

The opening checkpoint is a dark roof bank, an open upper road, and a complete orange or pink face below the first cylinder.

Descend the right shelf bank

Orange clears from the middle row. Pink follows from the lower-right shelf. Purple becomes available closer to the cylinders and should leave only after pink disappears.

Complete each horizontal face. A partial orange group can park beside the cylinder and block both upper and lower routes. Wait for the road markers and the counter animation before moving down.

These deliveries retract the first cylinder and reduce the second. Preserve every dark cylinder bay as merging space.

Open the lower garages

Green is the first safe lower-left column. Clear it through the open corridor. Yellow follows from the lower-right when the bottom turn is empty.

Red and cyan appear as inner rows or lower columns after the second cylinder retracts. Clear red first if it touches the vertical lane; cyan follows. Do not open dark blue until both are gone.

At the lower checkpoint, two cylinders are open, the right shelf bank is mostly dark, and only one complete lower column should be active.

Finish the third cylinder and returning rows

Orange and red may return around the middle. Work from the highest complete shelf down. Blue and green are common final lower groups and should receive separate passes.

The last cylinder opens after these complete batches. Wait for it to retract fully before tapping the final garage. A visible open corridor plus one solid group is the winning setup.

The last convoy should travel the full vertical road without encountering a marker at any cylinder. Let it finish before expecting completion.

Match each cylinder to the shelf beside it

The three purple cylinders divide the board into distinct height bands. The upper cylinder sits beside the cyan and yellow shelves near the top-right block. The middle cylinder controls the orange, blue, and green rows farther down, while the lowest cylinder separates those rows from the pink shelf and bottom feeders. Treat each band as a small puzzle that must be emptied before moving lower.

At the first clear checkpoint, pink road markers have left the roof edge and cyan is running down the narrow right side. The upper-right shelves still hold blue and green behind black covers. Complete cyan, then take the highest full blue face. Do not start the bottom green garage just because its lock has become visible; it cannot pass the active upper convoy.

The second checkpoint shows orange in a short middle row, a broad pink shelf at the lower right, and the top feeders reorganized into orange and red towers. Finish the middle orange before pink because orange is closer to the cylinder corridor. Pink then receives the long right curve without competition. When the second cylinder retracts, purple becomes a complete central face and should leave before either bottom column.

In the late board state, pale cyan and purple fill the lower interior while green and yellow stand in separate garages below. Clear the interior face already touching the vertical road. Green and yellow follow one at a time. The replay eventually shows a tall pale-cyan column inside the open corridor with most right shelves dark; that column is a final major batch, not background decoration. Give it the full road before the short blue or green cleanup.

Count the cylinder numbers after every phase. If the displayed value has not dropped, a shelf in that same height band remains incomplete. Search beside the cylinder rather than above or below it, and preserve the dark rolled-door bay as the waiting space for the next convoy.

Recovery inside the cylinder corridor

A jam above the first cylinder belongs to the roof feeders, cyan, blue, or green. A jam between cylinders belongs to orange, pink, purple, red, or cyan. A jam below belongs to green, yellow, blue, or another lower garage.

If a cylinder remains numbered, inspect the complete shelf immediately beside it. Do not send a lower color past a skipped upper row. The counters reflect local shelf progress.

When two colors occupy the corridor, stop and complete the higher one. Lower traffic cannot pass it. If the higher source remains visible, clear that face; restart only when its destination is covered and both batches are stationary.

An early lower-green convoy can be recovered after the active pink or purple row finishes. Complete green immediately, then return to the highest exposed shelf. Never add yellow during the recovery.

Level 429 is a controlled descent. The roof pairs free cyan-blue-green; orange-pink-purple open the upper cylinders; green-yellow-red-cyan release the lower section; and orange-red-blue-green finish the third cylinder. Respect the height of every stranded car and the narrow corridor remains open from roof to bottom.