Marble Sort Level 358 Walkthrough & Solution

Board Overview: The Crate-Side Grid

Level 358 is a block-grid board — square tiles instead of round marbles — and it plays like a factory line. Every drop you make goes onto the conveyor belt at the bottom of the tray, and the belt only delivers to the receiver boxes below when the right color rides to the front. You are not just sorting tiles; you are managing a queue the whole solve.

The most important piece of scenery is the wooden crate on the left side of the tray, sealed with a diagonal plank. It blocks a chunk of the grid and hides what sits behind it, so the opening has to happen on the open side of the board. Scattered around the remaining stacks are the numbered blue markers (4, 1, and 0 visible by the midgame) — in this variant each marker counts as bonus tiles and pays out when you free it into a matching receiver.

The colors in play are the usual mid-game roster: Green, Red, Yellow, Blue, Light Blue, Purple, and Pink as the main actors, with Orange, White, and Gray riding the belt in batches. The receiver row at the bottom asks for Green, Yellow, Blue, and Red during the middle stretch, and the endgame is a short sprint: one tall stack and a pair of empty receivers.

The Trap in Marble Sort Level 358

The board is rigged to make you jam the conveyor with unrequested colors. Here is the layout:

• The crate owns the left side: a wooden crate with a diagonal plank seals part of the tray. Anything behind it is unreachable until the open side clears, so the early game is one-sided by design.
• Numbered markers sit on the stacks: blue markers numbered 4, 1, and 0 ride the columns midgame, and the endgame Purple stack carries its own marker. Each one is bonus value — but only if you free it when its color has a live receiver.
• Belt bait: White and Gray tiles ride the conveyor in the middle of the solve with no receiver asking for them. Tap them into play early and the queue jams in front of the boxes that actually matter.
• One stacked column finishes the level: the last board state leaves a single tall stack (Purple on top of Yellow, Light Blue, and Green) plus a lone Red tile. The Purple wears the final numbered marker, and the belt behind it is loaded with the last Purple batch — one wrong tap on that stack stalls the finish.

Marble Sort Level 358 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Patience with the belt wins here. Follow the release order.

Opening: work the open side

1. Start on the side of the tray away from the wooden crate. Feed the color the front receiver is asking for — Green, Yellow, Blue, and Red are the ones in demand through the middle of the level.
2. Make every tap count toward an open receiver. The conveyor is the only delivery line, so never drop a tile just because it is reachable.
3. When a numbered marker is on a stack and its color matches the front receiver, free it — each marker drops several tiles at once and clears real belt space.
4. Ignore White, Gray, and any color with no live receiver until their boxes cycle to the front.

Midgame: run the belt in batches

5. The conveyor delivers in runs: batches of Light Blue, then Red, then Pink, then Orange and Green. Let a full matching batch ride into its box in a single pass instead of dribbling tiles one at a time.
6. Keep the belt moving with requested colors only. If the queue stalls, tap the batch that matches the active front row — never a stray color.
7. Once the open side has thinned out, start stripping the stacks behind the crate. The tiles you free here are the ones that fill the last mid-row boxes.
8. Feed the front row in order as it cycles: Green, Yellow, Blue, and Red. When a box fills, the next receiver slides forward and the belt keeps flowing.

Cleanup: the final stack

9. The endgame leaves one tall stack — Purple on top, then Yellow, Light Blue, and Green — with a lone Red tile beside it, and two empty receivers waiting below.
10. Drop the lone Red tile first if its receiver is at the front; otherwise let the belt cycle until it is.
11. Strip the tall stack from the top down: feed the Purple first (its numbered marker pays bonus tiles), then the Yellow, then the Light Blue, then the Green.
12. The final Purple batch rides the belt behind the stack — it fills the last empty receiver and the level completes as the last tile lands.

Level 358 Tips Recap

• Play around the crate: keep the open side of the tray moving and strip the blocked side only after the grid thins out.
• Bank every numbered marker the moment its color reaches the front receiver — each one is several tiles in one drop.
• Feed the belt in matching batches; a full run of one color finishes a box in a single pass and keeps the queue clear.
• White, Gray, and any unrequested color are bait — leave them on the belt until their receiver cycles to the front.