Marble Sort Level 107 Walkthrough & Solution

Level 107 Board Overview: The Giant Purple Bait

Level 107 hands you a starting line that looks like a gift: four enormous 9-marble grids — Green, Purple, Orange, Yellow — lined up at the bottom of the Top Tray. Three of them are real. One of them is a trap the size of a house.

Above those grids sits a tight row of single squares: Yellow, Purple, Pink, Dark Red. Above that, a solid wall of gray question-mark Panels hides the entire mid-game. And flanking everything are six wrapped countdown Panels — a 5, a 3, and a 2 stacked on the left, mirrored on the right — that drop payloads as your clear count climbs.

The bottom Boxes run deep across four lanes. Front row: Orange, Green, Yellow, Green. Second row: Pink, Yellow, Light Green, Light Green. Purple Boxes exist, but they’re sunk all the way in the third row.

The Trap in Marble Sort Level 107

One tap decides whether this run lives or dies. The Purple grid is sitting dead center, huge and inviting — and no Purple Box is anywhere near the front. Drop those nine Purple marbles and they land on the Conveyor Belt with nowhere to go, eating the exact space you need to route Green, Orange, and Yellow. That’s the whole trap, and it catches everyone once.

The rest of the design funnels you into discipline:

• The four grids map almost one-to-one onto the front Boxes — Green, Orange, and Yellow are free clears in any order. Purple is the exception.
• The single squares are your mid-game keys. The Yellow single feeds the Yellow Box waiting in lane two, which is what finally drags a Purple Box to the front.
• The side Panels are a metronome. The 2s unlock first and drop colors; the 3s dump fresh marbles onto your belt; the 5s guard the corners until late. Every one of them demands belt space you won’t have if you got greedy early.

Marble Sort Level 107 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Precision first, speed second. The order below keeps the belt nearly empty until the board itself starts feeding you.

Opening: three safe grids

1. Tap the big Green grid on the left. It fills the Green Box in lane two.
2. Tap the Orange grid. Straight into the front-left Box.
3. Tap the Yellow grid on the right. Lane three’s front Box clears. Do not touch the Purple grid — there’s still no Box for it.
4. Check the new front line: lane two now wants Yellow, lane one wants Pink. Both are coming.

Mid-game: the 2-Panels open and Purple goes live

Clearing the front row pops the side Panels marked 2, and their drops expose the single squares above the grids.

5. Tap the single Yellow square above the left Green grid into the Yellow Box in lane two. That clear pulls a Purple Box all the way to the front.
6. Now strike: tap the giant Purple grid. The belt is empty, and nine marbles slam straight into the waiting Box. The most satisfying clear of the level.
7. Route the single Pink square into the front-left lane. The Purple and Dark Red singles stay put until their Boxes appear.
8. The 3-Panels unlock and start dumping colors onto the belt. New rule from here on: only drop a color from the top if its Box is already sitting in the front row.

Endgame: surviving the gray wall

You’re deep in the question-mark Panels now, and the board gets volatile. Reveals come blind — Yellow, Blue, Pink blocks — while the Boxes start demanding Light Blue, Dark Green, White, and Blue.

9. Prioritize any clear that ticks the count toward the corner 5-Panels, even if it feels out of order. A Dark Red reveal with a Dark Red Box in lane four? Drop it instantly.
10. Never let the belt hold more than three mismatched marbles. When the 5-Panels burst, they flood the zone — you’ll need every free slot.
11. Match the final Blue and Light Blue reveals as fast as they land and punch through the last hidden layers.

Level 107 Tips Recap

• The Purple grid is bait until a Purple Box physically reaches the front of a lane. One tap early is a bricked run.
• The side Panels are a countdown clock, not decoration — know what’s dropping before you trigger it.
• In the endgame, three parked marbles is the ceiling. Four is a funeral.