Sand Loop Level 355 Solution Walkthrough | Sand Loop 355

Sand Loop Level 355 Guide: The Cosmic Cat Puzzle

This level features everyone’s favorite internet relic: a pixelated Cosmic Cat (resembling Nyan Cat) flying through space. It’s a pop-tart cat with a rainbow trail. The vibe is cute, but the board layout is brutal. You are dealing with high-HP Ice Blocks and dangerous "Roped" pairs that can clog your conveyor belt instantly. This is a stamina level. You have to churn through cups fast to break the ice, but if you speed too much, you’ll jam the belt.

Sand Loop Level 355 Solution: The Color Palette

You are painting a very specific sequence here. The canvas is dominated by the background, but the "Rainbow Trail" requires precise ordering.

• Dark Blue: The massive background. This is your "filler" color. You have tons of Blue cups. Use them to keep the belt moving when you are waiting for other colors.
• Magenta (Pink): The main body of the cat (the pop-tart).
• Beige/White: The cat’s face. This is a large, solid block.
• The Rainbow Trail: This is the danger zone. It consists of three distinct horizontal stripes:
  • Top: Red
  • Middle: Yellow
  • Bottom: Cyan (Light Blue)

Fill Order Prediction: You typically want to knock out the huge Dark Blue background first. It’s safe. It doesn’t require precision. Once the background is 50% done, switch focus to the Magenta body. Save the White cups for the face towards the end; if you pour them too early while the background is empty, you might spill white into the blue zones.

Tackling the Rope Trap in Sand Loop Level 355

The specific obstacle that kills runs on Level 355 is the Roped Cup mechanism.

Look at the supply tray.

• On the left, a Magenta cup is tied to a Cyan cup with a rope.
• On the right, a Yellow cup is tied to a Blue cup.

When you tap a roped cup, both cups fly onto the conveyor belt simultaneously. This consumes 2 slots of your 5-slot capacity instantly. Here is the math that gets you killed: If you already have 3 cups on the belt waiting to pour, and you tap a Roped pair, you hit 5/5. If the timing is slightly off, the cups jam.

The Golden Rule for 355: Never touch a Roped pair unless your "Current/Total" counter is at 0/5 or 1/5. If it says 2/5 or higher, clear the belt before pulling a rope.

Sand Loop Level 355 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

This level is a grind. The numbers on the Ice Blocks ('25', '20', '15') represent how many "actions" or "pours" must happen while they are on screen to break them. You need volume.

1. Breaking the '15' and '25' Ice Blocks

Ignore the art for a second. Look at the blockers. The Blue Cup on the right sits on a '15' Ice Block. The Magenta Cup in the middle sits on a '25' Ice Block. Your first few moves must be aggressive. Spam the loose Blue cups from the top row. The background of the art is blue, so you can't mess this up. Every cup you send reduces the counter on the ice blocks.

• Prioritize clearing the top-left and top-right columns to access the cups buried underneath.
• Don't touch the ropes yet. They are trapped behind other cups anyway.

2. The Rainbow Trail Sequence

Once you clear the top layer, you will expose the Red, Yellow, and Cyan cups needed for the trail.

• Red: Found in the bottom right. Use this for the top stripe of the rainbow.
• Yellow: Found in the Roped pair (right side) and bottom left. Use for the middle stripe.
• Cyan: Found in the Roped pair (left side) and under the '20' ice block. Use for the bottom stripe.

You will likely be forced to pull the Yellow/Blue Roped pair early. Do it. The Blue will go to the background, and the Yellow will start the middle of the trail.

3. Cracking the Box Key

In the middle column, buried deep, is a wooden crate with a '6' on it containing a Key. This key is the endgame. You cannot reach it until you destroy the '25' and '20' Ice Blocks above it.

• Keep the conveyor belt full (but not jammed).
• As the '25' ice shatters, the Magenta cups will be free. Pour them immediately to fill the Pop-tart body.
• Once the crate is exposed, you need 6 more pours to smash it. When the key unlocks, it usually clears the final row of blockers, giving you the last few White cups needed for the cat's face.

4. The Final Face

The last thing you should paint is the cat's face. Why? Because it's surrounded by Magenta and Blue. If you paint the face first, stray pixels of Blue might land on the face area later. By doing the face last, you ensure the White sand sits cleanly on top, giving you that crisp 100% completion rating.