Car Sort Level 88 Solution Walkthrough

One Tall Loop With A Bottom Loading Bay

Level 88 stacks pale, cyan, dark, yellow, blue, purple, and pink rows inside a tall loop. Three upper and three lower bays feed the same perimeter.

Use this order:

dark roof row -> pale upper row -> cyan row -> yellow middle -> blue middle -> purple upper cleanup -> pink lower row -> beige bottom-left -> green bottom-middle -> covered bottom-right

Clear the inner rows before opening the bottom bays. Purple can use the top turn once cyan and yellow have left; pink needs the lower turn after blue clears.

If the right rail fills, finish the highest active row. A bottom car should not enter until the inner floor is open. Level 88 is ready for cleanup when the center shows full purple, blue, pale, and pink bands with no mixed road traffic.

Keeping The Tall Rail Available

Begin at the roof with the dark row because it releases the first corner. The pale and cyan rows then descend through that same corner. Let each color disappear into its garage before selecting the next shelf; the loop is tall, but its single right rail means two batches cannot pass.

Yellow and blue form the middle checkpoint. Yellow clears the space above blue, and blue opens the lower turn needed by purple and pink. Purple can be finished through the upper part of the loop, while pink should wait until blue has completely left the lower edge. A clean rail after pink means the entire inner stack has been handled correctly.

Only now should the three bottom bays open. Beige enters from the left, green uses the center, and the covered right bay goes last. This order protects the bottom loading area from cars arriving in opposite directions.

If a car waits halfway down the right side, look upward for its remaining partners; finish that row rather than opening a lower bay. If a bottom car is already stuck, stop and clear whichever inner color still occupies the lower turn. The level remains recoverable while the roof corner or the bottom-left corner is empty, so preserve one of those spaces instead of filling both with new colors.

Landmarks On The Tall Board

Use the roof corner, midpoint bend, and bottom loading strip as three landmarks. Dark, pale, and cyan belong to the roof phase and should leave the top corner empty. Yellow and blue control the midpoint; after they finish, no car should sit beside the middle shelves. Purple and pink then prepare the loading strip for the outside bays.

If your board differs from the route reference, locate the highest occupied landmark. A car at the roof means an upper row is incomplete. A car beside the middle shelves means yellow or blue still needs attention. Only a car already below the final inner row should be resolved from a bottom bay. This height-based recovery avoids guessing at covered colors and keeps the single right rail available for the batch that is actually closest to completion.