Sand Loop Level 372 Solution Walkthrough | Sand Loop 372

Sand Loop Level 372 Guide: The Sunset Forest Puzzle

This is a classic logic-heavy level that hides a massive grind behind a pretty picture. The art for Sand Loop Level 372 depicts a pixelated Sunset Forest. You are looking at a scene with dark purple and red trees in the foreground, an orange horizon, a yellow sun, and a pink sky.

Do not let the warm colors fool you. This level is a bottleneck nightmare. The "28" count Ice Block is one of the highest durability blocks you have faced so far, and the Gold Key mechanic forces you to play one side of the board while ignoring the other.

Sand Loop Level 372 Solution: The Sunset Forest

This level is all about vertical layering. If you mess up the bottom layer, the rest of the image will look like mud.

• Color Palette Deep Dive: You are juggling six colors.
  • Bottom Layer (The Ground/Trees): Dark Red, Bright Red, and Purple. These are your priority.
  • Middle Layer (Horizon): Orange and Yellow.
  • Top Layer (Sky): Pink.
• The Danger Zones: The purple tree trunks are the killer here. They are thin, vertical lines that cut through the red foliage. If you pour Purple too late, it will sit on top of the Red and look like floating debris. If you pour it too early without the supporting Red, the lines won't form correctly. You need to alternate Red and Purple cups in the early game.
• Fill Order Prediction: The canvas fills from the bottom up. Your first 15-20 cups MUST be Dark Red, Red, and Purple. Any Pink or Yellow cups you send up early are purely wasted space on your conveyor belt.

Tackling the "28" Ice Block in Sand Loop 372

The most glaring obstacle in Sand Loop 372 is that massive Blue Ice Block on the left side with the number 28 on it.

This is not a standard blocker. It requires 28 separate adjacent matches or cup clears to shatter. It sits directly on top of your Orange supply, essentially locking away the middle of the color palette until the late game.

While you chip away at that block, you have a Gold Key stretching across the middle right. This key locks the second and third rows of the right side. You are forced to play in a "U" shape around these obstacles: clear the top, work the sides, and frantically try to reduce that "28" counter before you run out of valid moves.

Sand Loop Level 372 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

The dependency chain here is brutal. You cannot finish the sky (Pink) until the Ice Block breaks, but you cannot break the Ice Block effectively without cycling through cups that you might not need yet.

1. Breaking the Top Crust

Ignore the "28" block for a second. Look at your top row. You have Purple, Red, Red, Dark Red, Orange, Purple. Start by clearing these top cups immediately. You need to open up space on the board to let the cups below slide up. Prioritize the Purple and Red cups on the far left. Every time you clear a cup next to the Ice Block, that "28" counter ticks down. Make that your rhythm.

2. Unlocking the Gold Key

The Gold Key protects a stash of cups on the right. You need to clear the cups adjacent to the lock mechanism (the head of the key on the right side). Once the top row is gone, focus your attention on the Dark Red and Orange cups sitting near the key head. You need to pop this lock as fast as possible. Why? Because you will likely run out of moves on the left side while fighting the Ice Block. Opening the right side gives you more "ammo" to keep matching and keep the board moving.

3. The "28" Grind

This is the tedious part. You have to keep clearing cups next to the Ice Block. Critical Tip: Do not just mindlessly match colors. Look for matches that touch the Ice Block. If you have a choice between a match on the far right and a match touching the Ice Block on the left, always choose the left. You need that block gone before you need the Orange cups underneath it. If the painting reaches the horizon line (Orange/Yellow section) and that block is still there, you will fail.

4. Managing the Generator Flow

Notice the white chutes at the bottom with the number 5? These are generators. Once you clear the cups blocking them, they will spew 5 extra cups onto the board. Treat these with caution. Only open them if you have space on the belt (at least 2/5 slots free). If you trigger a generator while your board is full and your belt is clogged, you will deadlock the game.

5. The Final Pour

Once the Ice Block shatters, you will suddenly have access to a flood of Orange and Pink cups. This is the victory lap. Ensure your Red/Purple base layer is solid. Then, send the Orange cups to build the sun's base, followed by the Yellow for the sun itself. Finish with a rapid stream of Pink to fill the sky. If you did the groundwork correctly, the sky will fill in seconds.