Marble Sort Level 368 Walkthrough & Solution

Level 368 Board Overview: The Live-Dispenser Grid

Level 368 opens with the dispenser already mid-drop — the first Purple marble is falling before you even tap, and it lands on a board that is not a clean start. The top trays hold the opening pool: the left tray runs five Purples with one empty slot, the right tray carries three Cyans and a single Red beside two empties, and a separate holder on the far right parks three Dark Grey marbles away from everything else.

The middle of the board is a grid scattered with numbered crates and scalloped empty slots. A striped ‘4’ crate sits top-center, a pair of grey ‘3’ crates flanks the outer edges of the row below it, and a pink ‘2’ crate waits lower on the right. The empty scalloped cells are the only open routing room early, so every useful lane runs through them.

Down below, four receiver columns start the level already loaded instead of empty. The left column carries Blue over Cyan over Dark Grey over Yellow, the next runs heavy on Yellow with Cyan at its base, the third stacks Purple over Orange over a Cyan bottom, and the right one pairs Red with Orange above Cyan. Nothing about this opening is a fresh fill — the columns are mid-build, and your job is to top them off in the right order without jamming the board.

The Trap in Marble Sort Level 368

The board is rigged to make you dump the top trays before the columns are ready. Here is the layout:

• The numbered crates release in batches: the striped ‘4’ crate top-center, the grey ‘3’ crates on both outer edges, and the pink ‘2’ crate lower right each hold several marbles. Clear one at the wrong moment and a whole batch drops with no column ready to take it.
• The Dark Grey trio is pure bait: three Dark Grey marbles sit alone in the far-right holder, but the receiver columns show almost no Dark Grey depth — one slot’s worth on the far left. Feed them early and they park with nowhere to go.
• Red and Orange have shallow homes: Red has a single visible run in the right tray and Orange only appears buried in the lower columns, so both colors run out of room fast if you commit too early.
• The columns are pre-loaded, not empty: every receiver starts partially full of mixed colors. There is no clean-slate sorting here — a wrong drop lands on top of existing stacks and blocks the column you actually need.

Marble Sort Level 368 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Read the loaded columns before you touch the trays. Follow the release order.

Opening: run the loaded trays

1. Let the dispenser’s leading Purple finish its drop — Purple is the one color with deep, visible room, so the first wave of the solve belongs to it.
2. Feed the five-Purple run on the left tray into the columns that already carry Purple depth, one tap at a time, keeping the tray’s empty slot free as a breather.
3. Move to the right tray and start the three-Cyan run — Cyan sits at the base of nearly every receiver column, so it has the most forgiving homes on the board.
4. Leave the single Red on the right tray untouched for now. Its column space is shallow and a premature drop strands it on top of the stack.
5. Do not tap the three Dark Grey marbles in the far-right holder. Their only slot is buried on the far left, so they wait until that column cycles forward.
6. Route your drops through the scalloped empty slots whenever you can; the empties are the only cells that keep the grid from locking up while the crates still stand.

Midgame: pop the numbered crates

Once the early Purples and Cyans settle, the grid thins out and the crates become the main event. The mid-solve board shows the center largely drained — the striped ‘4’ crate’s cell has opened up into an empty slot — while the grey ‘3’ crates on the outer edges and the pink ‘2’ lower right are still standing, and the top dispenser still holds a short stack of marbles waiting to feed.

7. Clear the striped ‘4’ crate top-center the moment its release color matches a column with room — it pays four marbles in one go and opens the middle of the grid.
8. Work the grey ‘3’ crates on the outer edges next, one at a time, and only when the column underneath is ready to take the full batch.
9. Save the pink ‘2’ crate lower right for late in the midgame; its release is small, so it is the safest crate to use for topping off a nearly finished column.
10. Keep feeding the dispenser’s stack as it arrives, staying with the colors that still have open depth and letting unneeded marbles wait in the top trays.
11. Watch the empties multiply as columns drain — each new empty slot is another routing lane, so re-plan your path through the grid as it opens up.

Cleanup: top off the last columns

With the crates gone and the grid nearly empty, the level turns into a finishing job on the four pre-loaded columns. The end frame catches the video on the reward screen — the level completes, showing a progress bar with a coin reward and a Continue button — so the final feeds are the last thing between you and the win.

12. Play only to the columns that are closest to full; a single matching drop finishes a column and removes it from the equation.
13. Let the last Dark Greys finally drop into the far-left column when it reaches the front of the order — their one home is all they ever needed.
14. Feed the final Red and Orange singles as their column spaces open, then clear the last Cyan bases to finish the board.

Level 368 Tips Recap

• The receiver columns start pre-loaded, so read which colors already have depth before you commit anything from the trays.
• Purple and Cyan own the opening — the five-Purple left run and the three-Cyan right run are the only safe early feeds.
• Numbered crates release in batches: pop the striped ‘4’ and grey ‘3’s only when a column is ready, and save the pink ‘2’ to top off a near-complete stack.
• Three Dark Grey marbles sit in the corner holder with almost no column space — leave them parked until the far-left column comes around.