Marble Sort Level 24 Walkthrough & Solution

Level 24 Board Overview: The Great Front-Row Mismatch

Level 24 does not bury you in marbles — it starves you of matches. The bottom receivers open by demanding Red, Purple, Green, and Orange. The playable clusters along the bottom edge of the Top Tray offer Dark Blue, Yellow, Green, and Red. Line those up and you will spot the problem: only Green and Red exist on both lists.

The Purple and Orange blocks do exist — they are sitting in the second row of the tray as solid, untappable blocks, locked beneath a huge funnel-shaped wall of question-mark Hidden Boxes that fills the top half of the board.

One more twist: the early palette of Red, Green, Dark Blue, and Yellow is only phase one. Once the Hidden wall starts popping, the game swings hard into Pink and Light Blue territory. A clogged Conveyor Belt before that reveal is a guaranteed restart.

The Trap in Marble Sort Level 24

The bait here is subtle because it looks so reasonable.

• Dark Blue and Yellow: both are exposed, both are big tempting clusters, and neither has a Box in the front row. Drop either one “to dig deeper” and it becomes belt furniture at the worst possible time.
• The reveal chain: the board only works front to back. Clearing the exact Green and Red routes forces the receiver columns to shift and makes the Top Tray physically drop, which wakes up the frozen Purple and Orange blocks.
• The Hidden wall: once it activates, it spits out midgame pastels aggressively. Pop boxes faster than your receivers rotate and you are back to a jammed belt.

In short, the level punishes the instinct to “make room.” Room comes from clears, and clears come from the two colors that actually match.

Marble Sort Level 24 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

The first four taps decide the whole run. Take them in this order.

Opening: thread the needle with Green and Red

1. Tap the Green cluster. The third Box in the front row wants it, and filling it flips the Box behind it to Dark Blue.
2. Now tap the Dark Blue cluster on the far left. It stopped being bait the moment that Dark Blue Box appeared — it clears instantly.
3. Tap the Red cluster on the bottom right. The far-left receiver column has a Red Box waiting, and clearing it tees up a Purple Box.
4. With the tray’s bottom row cleared, the frozen second-row blocks drop down and activate. The Purple and Orange clusters — the exact colors the board was starving you of — are now playable. Leave the Yellow cluster alone for now.

Mid-game: cash in Purple, Orange, then Yellow

5. Tap the Purple cluster into the fresh Purple Box, and the Orange cluster into the Orange Box on the far right.
6. Those clears expose a Yellow Box in the middle columns. Finally tap the Yellow cluster you have been holding since move one.
7. Clearing the second row drops the massive inverted-T wall of Hidden Boxes into play. This is the midgame — slow down here.

Cleanup: pop the Hidden wall one box at a time

8. Tap Hidden Boxes singly, never in a burst. They reveal colors like Light Blue and Pink, which may have no open Box yet.
9. Before every tap, check the receiver columns: the left ones hide deep Pink and Light Blue stacks, the right ones hide Green and Purple. Only release a revealed cluster if its Box is sitting in the active front row.
10. If a reveal has no match, stop. Work whichever color opens the next receiver slot, let the belt drain completely, and only then pop the next Hidden Box. Repeat until the wall is gone.

Level 24 Tips Recap

• At the start, exactly two exposed colors have homes: Green and Red. Everything else waits its turn.
• Dark Blue flips from bait to valid the instant the Green clear reveals its Box — timing is everything.
• Treat each Hidden Box as a separate decision: reveal, check receivers, sort, then reveal again.