Marble Sort Level 336 Walkthrough & Solution
Marble Sort Level 336 walkthrough: feed the conveyor into the Cyan, Pink, Orange, and Red boxes, unlock the 14-marble and 3-marble crates, and sort the rest.
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Marble Sort Level 336 Walkthrough & Solution
Board Overview

Level 336 plays on a conveyor-fed board. The upper play area holds six columns, but only the right three start with marbles; the empty columns on the left fill in as the conveyor carries fresh marbles up from the feed tray below. That means your first taps are not about clearing a full grid — they are about matching the next marble on the belt to the box that is actually waiting.
The opening columns stack Dark Brown, Yellow, Bright Green, Forest Green, Cyan, Orange, Light Pink, Bright Red, and Dark Blue, and the front row of receiver boxes only asks for four colors right now: Cyan, Hot Pink, Orange, and Dark Red. Everything else — the Browns and Greens especially — has no Box on screen and will jam the belt if you feed it early.
Two locked crates make the level interesting. A large crate marked with a 14 sits at the top of the leftmost filled column, and a smaller crate marked 3 blocks the middle of the column next to it. Both unlock only after they are fed, so the opening half of the puzzle is really about unlocking storage in the right order.
The Trap in Marble Sort Level 336
The board is designed to make you feed the conveyor everything within reach. Here is why that fails:
- The big 14 crate: it wants fourteen marbles before it opens. Dump random colors into it and you waste belt space that the front-row Boxes need.
- The 3 crate: it sits mid-column, hiding the Light Pink and Bright Red marbles underneath it. You cannot reach those useful colors until the crate is fed and removed.
- No early Brown or Green Boxes: Brown and Green appear in the opening columns (including a Forest Green variant and textured storage blocks), but no receiver asks for them until later. Feeding them early stalls the line.
- Shade confusion: the board mixes plain marbles with larger textured blocks in the same colors, and two different greens plus two different browns appear in the first columns. It is easy to sort them into the wrong stacks.
Marble Sort Level 336 Step-by-Step Walkthrough
The solve has three phases: establish the conveyor rhythm, unlock the crates, then ride the funnel home.
Opening: feed the four front-row colors

- Watch the conveyor and feed every Cyan marble straight into the Cyan Box — it is the first box on the left and fills quickly.
- Do the same with the Hot Pink marbles: grab the Light Pink blocks from the middle column as they become reachable.
- Drop the Orange marbles into the Orange Box as they pass, keeping the belt from holding two Oranges at once.
- Feed the Bright Red marbles — including the textured red block near the bottom of the right column — into the Dark Red Box.
- Ignore every Brown and Green marble on the conveyor during the opening. Let them ride past even if it feels wasteful.
- If the belt backs up, pause feeding and clear the smallest stack first; never feed a color whose Box is not in the front row.
Midgame: unlock the crates and switch colors
Once the four front-row boxes are filling, the receiver rows rotate and the game changes: the completed top row is joined by boxes asking for Blue, Yellow, Purple, and Green, and the remaining columns show Purple, Blue, Orange, Yellow, Pink, and Brown still in play, some trapped behind crates marked 1.
- Feed the 3 crate the marbles it asks for to unlock it, then clear the Light Pink and Red blocks that were trapped underneath.
- Start feeding the big 14 crate as soon as the front-row colors are under control. Marbles fed here disappear into storage, so time it when the belt is otherwise empty.
- Once the 14 crate opens, its released marbles plus the freed columns give you the Purple and Blue you now need.
- Switch your priority to the new front-row boxes: Blue, Yellow, Purple, and Green. Feed those in rotation and stop feeding Cyan, Pink, Orange, and Red unless one of their boxes cycles back.
- Keep the middle row moving — it asks for Cyan, Yellow, Green, and Pink in sequence — and clear the locked crates marked 1 as soon as their columns come into reach.
Cleanup: ride the funnel
In the final stretch the board thins out. The last frames show only a handful of marbles left on the grid — Blue, Purple, Pink, Orange, and Yellow — with the feed tray still holding a few Cyan, Pink, Brown, and Red marbles and a receiver stacked with the Dark Blues you already cleared.
- Feed the remaining tray marbles in color-matched order; the funnel routes each one to its waiting Box automatically.
- Keep the last Blue and Purple moving — they belong to the receiver row that is still filling.
- If a color has no visible Box, leave it on the tray until the row rotates; forcing it jams the funnel.
- Finish by feeding the final Pink, Orange, and Yellow marbles and let the last rows complete themselves.

Level 336 Tips Recap
- Only feed colors whose Box is visible in the front row — Cyan, Pink, Orange, and Red own the opening.
- Unlock the 3 crate first; the 14 crate is a midgame priority, not an opening one.
- Brown and Green have no early homes — let them pass on the conveyor and circle back later.
- In the endgame, the feed tray is your queue: match each marble to its Box and the funnel does the rest.
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