Sand Loop Level 67 Solution Walkthrough | Sand Loop 67

Sand Loop Level 67 Guide: The Red Octopus Puzzle

This level introduces a vibrant piece of pixel art: a giant Red Octopus submerged in a dual-tone ocean. It’s not just a pretty picture. It is a logic trap. This is a heavy "Ice Breaker" level where high-HP blockers prevent you from accessing the colors you actually need.

The hook here is the Ice Block economy. You have massive numbered blocks (4, 8, and a whopping 16) clogging your supply tray. You cannot simply pick colors because you need them; you must pick colors to chip away at the ice. If you play too passively, you will run out of accessible cups and deadlock the board.

Sand Loop Level 67 Solution: The Red Octopus

First, look at the canvas at the top of the screen. Understanding the color density is the only way to survive the limited 5-slot conveyor belt.

• Color Palette Deep Dive:
  • Bright Red: The Octopus body. This is your "dump" color. The head is a massive block of red pixels, allowing you to pour continuously without much fear of overspill.
  • Cyan (Light Blue): The primary water color.
  • Dark Blue: Used for deep water accents and shadows. Do not confuse this with Cyan. Mixing these up ruins the background texture.
  • White: Small wave caps. These are low quantity but high risk because they are thin lines.
• The "Danger Zones": The Octopus tentacles are the problem. They are thin, jagged red lines surrounded by Cyan. A sloppy pour here will bleed red into the water or blue into the tentacles. You need short, controlled bursts when painting the bottom half of the canvas.
• Fill Order Prediction: You want to fill the Red Head first. It’s a huge target. Clearing Red cups early also helps free up space in the tray, which is crucial for attacking the Ice Blocks.

Tackling the Numbered Ice Blocks in Sand Loop Level 67

The specific obstacle defining Sand Loop 67 is the "16" Ice Block sitting at the bottom center of the tray.

Most players ignore it until it's too late. This block requires 16 interaction events (clearing adjacent or stacked cups) to shatter. Until it breaks, it completely walls off the bottom-middle column, which likely hides crucial Mystery Blocks (?) needed for the final percentage points.

You cannot leave this for the end. Every move you make must prioritize clearing cups that touch the Ice Blocks (4) and Ice Blocks (8) to cascade down to the 16. If you are clearing cups on the far edges that don't touch ice, you are wasting moves.

Sand Loop Level 67 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

The puzzle here is dependency. The top cups block the middle cups, which block the ice. Here is the safest route to 100%.

1. Clearing the Top "Trash"

Your tray starts messy. Look at the top-left Dark Blue cup and the top-right White cup. Tap them immediately to get them on the belt. They are useless blockers right now. Even if the nozzle isn't perfectly over a blue spot, get them moving. You need to expose the Cyan and Red cups underneath.

2. The Red Head Rush

Once the top layer is thin, you will see a cluster of Red and Cyan cups in the center. Prioritize the Red cups. Since the Octopus head is so large, you can load 3-4 Red cups onto the belt back-to-back. This is safe. It clears space rapidly and allows you to chip down the adjacent "4" Ice Blocks. Don't be shy with Red early on.

3. Cracking the Side Ice (8)

The sides feature Ice Blocks with an "8" counter. These are annoying because they sit on top of Mystery Blocks. To break these, focus on the vertical columns directly above them. You need to clear the Cyan and White stacks sitting on the middle-left and middle-right. Do not let these columns stagnate. If you have a choice between a Red cup in the clear or a Cyan cup touching an Ice Block, take the Cyan cup. Always hit the ice.

4. Navigating the Tentacle Phase

By mid-level, the large Red head is filled, and you are working on the legs. The "16" block should be breaking now, releasing the final reserves. Slow down. The tentacles require precision. Do not flood the belt with Red cups anymore. Alternate your pours: Red -> Gap -> Cyan -> Gap. The "Gap" (empty space on the belt) is vital here. It gives the nozzle time to move from a tentacle to the water without trailing paint across the wrong pixel.

5. The Final Dark Blue Clean-Up

Often, the last few pixels are the Dark Blue accents in the corners. Save your Dark Blue cups for the very end if possible. If you use them too early on Cyan spots, you'll have to rely on RNG from the Mystery Blocks to finish the level, which is a coin toss you don't want to take.