Sand Loop Level 34 Solution Walkthrough

Sand Loop Level 34 Guide: The Lighthouse Seascape

This level features a pixel art rendition of a Lighthouse Seascape. You’ll be painting a coastal scene with a red-and-white lighthouse, green hills, deep blue water, and a bright cyan sky.

While early levels let you tap whatever color you see, Sand Loop 34 is a logic puzzle disguised as a painting task. It’s tricky because the vertical stacking of the cups in the supply tray is the exact opposite of the vertical filling order required by the canvas. You need the bottom colors first, but they are buried under the top colors.

Sand Loop Level 34 Solution: The Vertical Flip

The canvas fills from the bottom up, following gravity. This dictates your color priority:

Deep Blue: The water (Bottom layer).
Green: The hills (Middle layer).
Red & White: The lighthouse structure (Middle/Top vertical slice).
Cyan (Light Blue): The sky (Top layer).

The Danger Zones:

The Blues: You have two shades of blue. Deep Blue is for the water. Cyan (Light Blue) is for the sky and the lighthouse windows. Do not confuse them. If you send a Cyan cup when the game expects Deep Blue water, you’ll ruin the run.
The Lighthouse Stripes: The tower alternates Red and White. This isn't a solid block of color; you need to rhythmically space these cups out on the conveyor belt so they pour in distinct stripes, not a muddy mix.

Tackling the Buried Key in Sand Loop 34

The biggest obstacle in this level is the Gold Key located in the second column from the left, fourth row down.

This key unlocks the gold bar blocking the bottom-right section of the tray. However, the key is buried under a "Reverse Stack."

The Problem: To get the Key, you must clear the three cups above it. These cups are Cyan (Top), Green (Middle), and Blue (Bottom).
The Conflict: The painting wants Blue first (for the water). But to get to that Blue cup, you are forced to pick up the Cyan and Green cups first—colors that belong to the top of the painting.

You have to use your conveyor belt’s 5-slot capacity as a temporary "buffer" storage to hold these early cups while you dig for the ones you actually need.

Sand Loop Level 34 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

1. Initiate with the "Free" Blues

Before you start digging for the key, look at the far left (Column 1) and far right (Column 5) of the top row. Both hold Deep Blue cups.

Tap these two Deep Blue cups immediately.
Since the water is the bottom-most layer, these will pour instantly and clear space on your board without clogging the belt. This gives you breathing room.

2. The Dig for the Key (The Buffer Strategy)

Now you must address the second column to reach the key.

Tap the Cyan Cup (Row 1, Col 2). It will sit on the belt. It won't pour yet because the sky is at the top. This occupies Slot 1/5.
Tap the Green Cup (Row 2, Col 2). This occupies Slot 2/5.
Tap the Deep Blue Cup (Row 3, Col 2). This is the one you wanted! It will pour into the water section, freeing up its slot on the belt.
Crucial: Do not panic that the Cyan and Green cups are just looping around. They are safely buffered until the water level rises enough for the hills (Green) and sky (Cyan) to be painted.

3. Triggering the Unlock

Once that stack is gone, the Gold Key is exposed. Tap it immediately.

The gold bar on the right will retract.
This exposes a new set of cups, specifically more White and Green needed for the mid-game.

4. Building the Lighthouse

With the water mostly filled, the sand level will rise to the hills and the lighthouse base.

Now, that Green cup you buffered earlier will finally pour.
Begin alternating Red and White cups. Watch the center of the canvas. The lighthouse is narrow. Do not send three Red cups in a row; you need to weave them: Red, White, Red, White.
Keep an eye on the Cyan windows. The lighthouse has small blue windows inside the white sections. Make sure you have a Cyan cup ready on the belt (you likely still have the one you buffered at the start) to catch these small details as the white sand rises.

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