Sand Loop Level 107 Solution Walkthrough

Sand Loop Level 107 Guide: The Moonlit Mountains Puzzle

Level 107 is a classic "digging" level. The puzzle here isn't speed; it's excavation. You are presented with a beautiful pixel art piece featuring Moonlit Mountains. The image is defined by a jagged mountain range in the foreground and a massive, solid-color sky in the background.

This is a Key Unlocking level. You cannot just spam colors; you have to surgically remove the top layers of cups to unlock the specific colors needed for the background. If you aren't careful, you’ll finish the mountains but be left with no way to access the purple paint needed for the sky, forcing a restart.

Color Palette:

Cyan: The illuminated side of the mountains (Left side).
Dark Blue: The shadowed side of the mountains (Right side & details).
Purple: The night sky (The largest area to fill).
Cream/White: The crescent moon and snowcaps.

Sand Loop Level 107 Solution: Layers and Limits

Look at the canvas. The fill order here is deceptive. Visually, the mountains are at the bottom, so you'd think they fill first. In Sand Loop, gravity matters, but usually, you want to prioritize unlocking the dominant color.

The Danger Zones:

The Sky (Purple): This is your biggest problem. The canvas is 50% purple, but if you look at your tray, Purple cups are buried in the bottom three rows. You have almost zero access to purple at the start.
The Moon (Cream): This is a tiny detail, but the cups required for it are locked behind the nastiest blocker in the center. Missing a Cream pour because your belt was full of useless Blue cups is a common way to fail this level.

Fill Order Prediction: You will naturally fill the Cyan/Blue mountains first because those cups are on top. This is fine, but do not mindlessly tap them. Every Blue cup you remove must serve a purpose: exposing the locks below.

Tackling the Countdown Gates in Sand Loop Level 107

The primary obstacle in Sand Loop Level 107 is the set of three Countdown Gates (the grey arches with numbers).

Center Gate (3): Blocks a crucial Cream cup.
Side Gates (2): Block two Purple cups.

How they work: These aren't standard keys. These are Adjacency Locks. The number on the gate decreases only when you clear a cup directly next to it (or immediately above/below depending on the specific patch version, but usually adjacent). You cannot touch the cup under the arch until the number hits zero and the arch shatters.

This creates a dependency loop: You must clear the Blue and Cyan cups surrounding these gates to open them. You don't have a choice. The game forces you to paint the mountains to unlock the sky.

Sand Loop Level 107 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

1. Clearing the Mountain Overburden

Your first moves are scripted by the stack layout. The top row is a pattern of Blue, Cyan, Blue, Cyan, Blue.

Queue these up immediately. The canvas needs them for the base of the mountains.
Don't worry about "wasting" them; the mountain area is large enough to absorb this initial volley.
Goal: Your aim is to completely remove the top row and the two side cups of the second row to expose the Countdown Gates.

2. Cracking the Side Gates (The Purple Route)

Once the top layer is gone, you’ll see the '2' Gates on the left and right sides (Row 4).

Focus on clearing the cups in Row 3 (Blue, Purple, Cream, Purple, Blue).
Clearing the outer Blue cups in Row 3 is critical. This reduces the counter on the '2' gates.
Warning: Watch your belt capacity (0/5). Do not tap the central Cream cup yet if your belt is clogged. You need flow.
Once the '2' gates shatter, you gain access to the Purple cups. Start weaving these into the mix immediately. The sky takes a long time to fill, so start early.

3. The Central '3' Gate and the Moon

The middle gate is the stubborn one. It sits over a Cream cup and starts with a '3'.

You need to clear the Blue (Row 2, Col 2), Blue (Row 2, Col 4), and the Cream/Purple (Row 3, Col 3) around it to tick that number down.
Timing Tip: The Cream cup under this gate is meant for the Moon. By the time you break this lock, the mountains should be nearly done.
If you notice the mountain section of the canvas is 100% full, stop tapping Blue/Cyan cups unless absolutely necessary to break a lock. Any excess Blue sand will just overflow and waste time.

4. The Final Purple Flood

By the end, you should have cleared the side obstructions. Your tray bottom is heavy on Purple and Cream.

Prioritize the Cream cups whenever they appear to finish the Moon quickly.
Then, unleash the remaining Purple cups to top off the sky.
If you have leftover Blue/Cyan cups at the very bottom corners, ignore them if the mountains are finished. You don't need to clear the entire board to win; you just need to fill the art. Leave the trash in the tray.

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