Car Sort: Color Puzzle Level 436 Solution Walkthrough

Read The Dense Square

The opening layout has red, cyan, brown, black, pink, blue, and green packed inside the square. Above the road, three narrow towers hold purple, yellow, blue, green, brown, and orange. Below the road, red, purple, blue, yellow, and green wait behind counters. The road itself makes a tight rectangle, so a color that starts on the left still needs the same top and right corners as a color from the bottom.

Use this route reference:

pink center shelf -> blue and cyan inner rows -> yellow upper-middle -> brown right stack -> green side release -> red lower-left -> blue lower-center -> yellow bottom column -> purple and cyan right side -> top brown, green, and orange finish

The route is less about exact tapping and more about preserving a clean square road. Do not start a new column until the current color has fully disappeared.

Open The Middle Block

Begin with the visible middle shelves. Pink is the first important release because it creates a long horizontal gap across the center. Blue and cyan then have enough room to travel around the square without meeting red traffic at the left bend.

After the first cool-color movement, yellow becomes visible in the upper-middle. Clear it when it forms a complete face. Yellow reduces a counter and makes the right-side brown stack easier to read. Brown should leave as its own batch; it is long and can easily block the right edge if interrupted.

Your opening checkpoint should show a dark pink shelf, reduced blue/cyan lanes, and an open top edge. If the central pink row is still visible, do not touch the bottom garages yet.

Use The Side Releases Before The Bottom

Green appears along the right and lower-middle area after the first counters drop. Move green once it is a complete group. It opens the road for the lower-left red column and keeps the square from filling with mixed traffic.

Red from the lower-left is safe after green because the left entrance is now clearer. Clear the whole red column. Blue from the lower-center follows, then the yellow bottom column can use the road. These bottom groups are tall, so wait for the final car to cross the top edge before switching.

The middle checkpoint has the bottom red and yellow columns exposed, the center mostly dark, and the upper towers still holding brown, green, and orange. That is the correct state; the top towers are not late because of a mistake, they are late because they need the bottom counters.

Finish The Top Towers

Once the bottom columns reduce the counters, purple and cyan on the right side become safer. Clear purple when it has a full vertical face, then cyan. These colors prepare the final upper tower sequence.

Brown, green, and orange are the late top groups. Brown usually clears first because it sits nearest the open upper road. Green follows from the middle top tower, then orange uses the same upper lane. Give orange the full road; it travels farther than the small center groups.

The final board should show a dark square center, three mostly empty bottom columns, and only the top warm-color towers moving. When orange or green finishes, the completion state follows quickly.

Recovery Notes

If the square road jams early, return to the center shelves. Pink, blue, cyan, yellow, and brown are the colors that create the first open space.

If a bottom column opens but the middle is still crowded, wait. Finish the complete middle face touching the road, then take the bottom column.

If the top towers stay locked near the end, inspect the bottom red, blue, and yellow columns. One unfinished lower batch can keep brown, green, or orange from becoming fully available. Level 436 works best when the board is solved from the inside outward.