Sand Loop Level 114 Solution Walkthrough | Sand Loop 114
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Sand Loop Level 114 Guide: The Desert Sunset Puzzle
Identify the Art: This level features a vibrant Desert Sunset. You're painting a massive yellow sun against an orange gradient sky, framed by dark red cacti silhouettes in the foreground.
Identify the Level Type: This is a Logic & Dependency level. It’s not about speed. It’s about unlocking two separate "wings" of the board using keys buried under specific cup stacks. If you pull the wrong color too early, you'll jam your 5-slot conveyor belt and fail.
Identify the Hook: The trickiest part of Sand Loop Level 114 is the Split Key System. You have two golden keys buried on the left and right sides. Each key unlocks a different section of the bottom reservoir. You cannot just grab whatever cup is available; you have to dig down to those keys methodically.
Sand Loop Level 114 Solution: The Desert Sunset
Look at the top screen. You aren't just splashing paint randomly. The fill order is dictated by the pixel art layers.
- Color Palette Deep Dive: You are working with four distinct colors: Dark Red (cacti/ground), Bright Red (middle horizon), Orange (upper sky), and Yellow (sun/top sky).
- The "Danger Zones": The cacti are the trap. They are thin, vertical structures. If you pour Dark Red while the dispenser is over the yellow sun area, you will ruin the artwork. You need precise timing when the belt moves the Dark Red cups past the center.
- Fill Order Prediction:
- Yellow/Orange Sky: The top half is mostly these two colors.
- Red Horizon: The middle strip.
- Dark Red Cacti: These are the final details, but because the cups are mixed in, you'll be forced to pour some early. Watch where they land!
Tackling the "Buried Keys" in Sand Loop Level 114
The primary obstacle here isn't the painting itself—it's the Blocked Reservoir.
If you look at the tray setup, you see two vertical columns on the far left and right.
- Left Column: Dark Red -> Orange -> Bright Red -> Dark Red -> Key.
- Right Column: Yellow -> Orange -> Dark Red -> Orange -> Key.
You have two Golden Keys buried under four layers of cups on each side. These keys unlock the bottom-most row of cups (the horizontal reservoir). Until you clear the cups on top of them, you have a very limited supply of colors. The "Specific Obstacle" here is Slot Management. With only 5 slots on your conveyor, if you pull cups from the left and right indiscriminately, you will fill your belt before you reach the keys.
You must focus on one side at a time or alternate strictly to keep flow moving.
Sand Loop Level 114 Step-by-Step Walkthrough
This level punishes impatience. Follow this dependency chain to avoid a deadlock.
1. Digging for the Right Key (The Yellow Side)
Start with the Right Side stack. The painting needs a lot of Yellow for the sun immediately.
- Tap the Yellow cup on the top right.
- Follow it with the Orange cup underneath it.
- Do not touch the left stack yet. You need to keep belt slots open.
- As these cups pour, the Dark Red and Orange cups covering the Right Key will become accessible.
- Once you clear that fourth cup on the right, the Golden Key is exposed. Tap it. This unlocks the bottom right reservoir, giving you access to a huge supply of needed reds and oranges.
2. Clearing the Left Stack (The Red/Dark Red Side)
Now that the right side is flowing, switch focus to the Left Side.
- The top cup is Dark Red. This is dangerous. The canvas might currently be painting the yellow sun. Wait for the dispenser to align with a cactus or the bottom ground before letting this pour.
- Tap the Orange and Bright Red cups beneath it.
- Keep an eye on your slot count (e.g., 3/5). Never let it hit 5/5 while digging, or you won't be able to tap the key when it appears.
- Clear the final Dark Red cup to hit the Left Golden Key.
3. Managing the "3-Count" Ice Blocks
You’ll notice two Ice Blocks labeled with a "3" in the middle of the board. These are secondary barriers.
- You don't need to target these specifically. Any cup passing them counts.
- By the time you have dug down to both keys, these blocks will likely have shattered automatically from your early pours.
- If they haven't broken yet, prioritize any cup color that matches the current paint zone to cycle the belt. Don't waste paint just to break ice.
4. Filling the Dark Red Cacti
Once both keys are turned, the bottom reservoir opens up. This is where chaos usually happens.
- You have a lot of Dark Red cups now.
- Watch the preview: The Dark Red only goes in the bottom third (the ground) and the two vertical cacti on the sides.
- Do not spam tap. If you send 5 Dark Red cups in a row, the belt might move too fast, pouring Dark Red onto the orange sky or yellow sun.
- Send Dark Red cups in pairs. Tap two. Wait for them to pour. Tap two more. This ensures they hit the cacti silhouettes accurately without overflowing into the sky.
5. Finalizing the Sun
The last remaining cups will likely be Yellow and Orange to patch up the sun and sky gradient.
- These are safe colors. The top area is huge. You can tap these more freely to finish the level quickly once the dangerous Dark Red sections are done.


