Sand Loop Level 324 Solution Walkthrough

Sand Loop Level 324 Guide: The Tropical Cove Puzzle

This isn't a speed level. Sand Loop Level 324 is a digging expedition. The artwork depicts a Tropical Cove—a vibrant scene featuring a yellow sky, cyan clouds, a dark blue ocean, and a central island composed of green grass, a dark red cliff face, and pink flowers.

The color palette is dense: Cyan, Yellow, Dark Blue, Green, Dark Red, and Pink.

Your main enemy here isn't the color complexity, though. It's the layout. You are dealing with a heavy "bunker" style setup where the crucial resources are buried under layers of common colors, guarded by two deep Gold Keys and frustrating Grey Blocks.

Sand Loop Level 324 Solution: The Tropical Cove

Let's break down the canvas at the top of the screen.

The Sky (Top): Dominantly Yellow with Cyan cloud accents. This is tricky because usually skies are blue/cyan. Don't waste your Blue buckets here.
The Ocean (Left): Deep Dark Blue with horizontal Cyan stripes (waves).
The Island (Center/Right): This is the most complex part. It has a Dark Red outline that acts as a container for the Green vegetation. Inside the green, you have small Pink "plus signs" (flowers).
Fill Prediction: The sand physics in this level will likely fill the central "V" shape of the island first. The Green and Dark Red buckets are your priority early on. The Yellow sky and Blue ocean are large, hungry sections that require sustained pouring later.

The Danger Zone: The Pink Flowers. These are tiny targets surrounded by massive amounts of Green. If you queue a Pink bucket and a Green bucket back-to-back without a gap, you risk the Green overriding the Pink spots or the Pink wasting into the Green grass. Precision is key here.

Tackling the Buried Keys in Sand Loop Level 324

The specific obstacle in Level 324 is the Double Gold Key Lock.

Look at the bottom of your tray. There is a Gold Key on the far left (column 2) and another Gold Key on the right (column 7). They are buried under roughly six rows of buckets.

These keys are not optional. They are likely locking the horizontal Grey Blocks at the very bottom, which are hiding the final reserve of buckets needed to finish the art. If you try to clear the board evenly, you will run out of space. You must pick a side—preferably the left—and drill straight down to that key.

Also, note the Vertical Grey Block in column 6. This divides the right side of the board, making it harder to clear buckets there. It creates a "dead zone" where buckets can get stranded if you aren't careful.

Sand Loop Level 324 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

1. The Opening Salvo (Top Row Clearing)

Your tray capacity is 5 slots. The top row gives you immediate access to Green, Yellow, Cyan, and Blue.

Start by clearing the Green buckets in the top corners. The center of the image needs a lot of Green immediately.
Grab the Yellow buckets next. The sky takes a while to fill, and getting Yellow out of the way early clears up valuable tray real estate.
Do not pull the Pinks yet. They are needed for the bottom details, and holding them in your tray will just clog your 5 slots.

2. Tunneling to the Left Key

The right side is messy because of that vertical grey divider. Ignore it for a moment.

Focus your taps on columns 1, 2, and 3. You need to reach that Left Gold Key.
You will encounter a lot of Blue and Cyan here. Feed them to the Ocean section on the left of the canvas. This is a safe dump for these colors.
Keep your tray at 3/5 or 4/5. Never go full 5/5 while digging, or you'll deadlock yourself before reaching the key.

3. Managing the Vertical Divider

As you dig, the Vertical Grey Block in column 6 will become a headache. It prevents buckets from sliding left to fill empty gaps.

You have to manually clear the buckets directly above this block.
Prioritize the Dark Red buckets found in this central/right area. The cliff face on the artwork needs this color early to act as a barrier for the sand. If you don't pour Red, the Green might spill over the edge (visually speaking—mechanically, it just wastes paint).

4. The Pink Flower Timing

Once you've cleared about half the board, you'll start seeing more Pink buckets.

Check the canvas. Are the "plus sign" shapes exposed?
Send Pink alone. Do not sandwich a Pink bucket between two Greens on the conveyor belt. The timing delay on the conveyor means the Green might pour over the Pink slot if they are too close.
Send Pink -> Wait for gap -> Send Green.

5. Unlocking the Bottom Reserves

Eventually, you will tap the buckets directly covering the Gold Keys.

Tap the keys immediately once exposed.
This will shatter the grey blocks at the bottom, releasing the final row of buckets.
This final row usually contains the exact amount of Cyan and Yellow needed to finish the top corners of the sky. If you've been efficient, the level ends quickly after the keys turn.

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