Sand Loop Level 104 Solution Walkthrough

Sand Loop Level 104 Guide: The Blue-Necked Goose Puzzle

This level features a pixel art portrait of a White Goose with a dark blue neck and a bright yellow beak. It’s a hybrid level: part speed (dealing with the Ice Block) and part logic (digging for buried keys).

The hook here is the Red Key. It is buried at the very bottom of the left-hand stack. Most players get deadlocked because they focus too much on the right side of the board to break the ice, completely neglecting the left column until it's too late. The color palette is distinct—Dark Blue, Cyan, White, Red, and Orange—but the distribution in the tray is uneven.

Sand Loop Level 104 Solution: The Goose Portrait

Looking at the canvas helps you plan your "burn" rate. You need to know which colors you can spam and which ones you need to hoard.

Color Palette Deep Dive:
- Cyan (Light Blue): This is the background. You have tons of these cups, mostly in the left stack.
- Dark Blue: The neck and back of the head. Also plentiful in the left stack.
- White: The face and neck. These are trapped under the Ice Block on the right.
- Red & Orange: The beak and the eye. You have very few of these.
The "Danger Zones": The beak is the trap. It requires specific Orange and Red cups that are scattered in the right-hand section. If you waste an Orange cup to break the Ice Block early, you might not have one when the nozzle is actually over the beak area, forcing a reset.
Fill Order Prediction: You will likely paint the Cyan background and Dark Blue neck first. This is forced by the tray layout. The White face comes later once the right side opens up.

Tackling the Buried Red Key in Sand Loop Level 104

The primary obstacle in Sand Loop Level 104 isn't the painting itself; it's the Red Key placement.

If you look at the bottom left of your tray, you'll see the Red Key sitting underneath a massive stack of Cyan and Dark Blue cups. This key is required to open the Red Lock on the bottom right.

The logic trap here is simple: The game distracts you with the "13" Ice Block on the right. You naturally want to tap the right-side cups to chip away at that number. Don't fall for it. If you ignore the left stack, you will clear the top right, break the ice, and then realize you have no way to reach the Red Key because your conveyor slots are clogged with cups you can't use yet. You must aggressively clear the left column from the very first move.

Sand Loop Level 104 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

This level requires a specific order of operations. You cannot just tap whatever matches the nozzle. Follow this dependency chain.

1. The Left Stack Aggression

Your first priority is the tall stack on the far left. It is filled with Cyan (Light Blue) and Dark Blue cups. Fortunately, the nozzle usually starts over the background or neck area.

Tap the Cyan and Dark Blue cups from the left column immediately.
Do not hesitate. You need to burn through at least 5-6 cups here to get close to the Red Key.
While doing this, mix in the Mystery Cups (?) from the top middle. These are low-risk and help keep the conveyor moving.

2. Cracking the "13" Ice Block

While you are digging on the left, you will occasionally need to tap a cup from the right to match the nozzle color or clear a slot.

The Ice Block has a health of 13. Every cup you pour reduces this count.
Use the Mystery Cups and the top layer of the right stack (Blue/Red/Orange) to chip this down.
Once the count hits 0, the ice shatters, giving you access to the White cups needed for the Goose's face.

3. Retrieving the Gold Key

The Gold Key is hidden in the middle section, just beneath the Mystery Cups.

This is the easier key. It usually reveals itself naturally as you clear the Mystery Cups.
Once revealed, tap it immediately to unlock the Gold Lock (middle left). This opens up more Cyan and Orange cups. You need these slots open to avoid a deadlock.

4. The Red Key Sprint

By now, the "13" block is gone and the Gold Lock is open. Your board might look messy. Focus entirely on the bottom left corner.

Clear the final Light Blue/Cyan cups sitting on top of the Red Key.
Tap the Red Key. This opens the Red Lock on the bottom right.
Warning: Opening the Red Lock floods your available options. Watch your slot capacity (the 0/5 counter). Keep 1 slot empty at all times here.

5. Finishing the Beak and Face

Now the board is fully open.

The White cups (formerly under the ice) can finally be used to fill the large white area of the face.
Be careful with the Red and Orange cups now exposed at the bottom. The Goose's beak is small. Wait for the nozzle to align perfectly with the beak pixels before sending these cups. If you miss, you'll paint over the white face or blue neck and waste a valuable color.
Finish with any remaining Cyan cups to patch up the background corners. Level complete.

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