Marble Sort Level 380 Walkthrough & Solution

Level 380 Board Overview: The Slot-Grid and the Queue

Level 380 is a Very Hard board built around the same machinery as the later grid levels: an irregular upper field of square slots holds stacks of marbles, a linear queue runs beneath it, and the base containers at the bottom only accept what the queue carries to them. Nothing moves on its own — you release a stack, its marbles drop onto the track, and the track feeds them to the waiting containers.

The color set is wide. Red, Purple, Dark Blue, and Pink appear in big single-color stacks, with Light Blue stacked over Dark Blue in places and a Dark Blue marble resting on top of an Orange stack. Two identical mixed stacks sit low in the grid, each built Pink over White over Red — release either one and three colors land on the queue at once. White and Yellow marbles also ride the track during the solve, so nearly every shade in the palette shows up somewhere.

At the base, the goal containers are already working when we join the board: Orange, Light Blue, Green, and Purple containers sit partially filled. The order on the queue decides everything — a full track with a mismatched marble on it stalls the containers, which is why Level 380 plays like a rhythm problem more than a sorting one.

The Trap in Marble Sort Level 380

The board punishes you for dumping faster than the queue can drain. Here is the layout:

• The queue chokes on floods: mid-solve the track already holds a long run — Green, then Purple, White, Yellow, Red, and Pink in sequence. Release a stack on top of that and the new marbles back up behind the ones already in motion.
• Capacity badges mark the grid slots: some stacks wear a small number badge (a “3” on one blue stack, a “0” on another). That is how many marbles the stack can still hold. A “0” slot is full and sealed — treat it as dead space until its stack drains.
• The mixed stacks are three-for-one traps: the twin Pink-over-White-over-Red stacks scatter three colors onto the track at once. Break them open on a busy queue and you strand two of the three colors.
• Not every color has a live container: with only Orange, Light Blue, Green, and Purple accepting at the base, releasing Dark Blue, Red, Pink, White, or Yellow into a full queue leaves them parked with nowhere to go.

Marble Sort Level 380 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Play to the container colors and keep the track from jamming. Follow the release order.

Opening: drain the honest stacks

1. Clear the single-color stacks first — the full Red, Purple, Dark Blue, and Pink squares drain cleanly and open slots in the upper grid.
2. Release them one at a time and only when the queue has room; each mono stack feeds straight toward the base, so the track is the real limit.
3. Feed the live base containers — Orange, Light Blue, Green, and Purple — as their colors arrive. These four were actively accepting from early on.
4. Use the capacity badges to pick parking spots: drop marbles onto slots with room left, and never into a “0” slot.
5. Do not touch the mixed Pink-over-White-over-Red stacks or the Dark Blue-over-Orange stack yet — they release colors the containers are not ready for.

Midgame: work the grid downward

By the midgame the upper field has thinned into isolated stacks and the queue is running a steady sequence of Green, Purple, White, Yellow, Red, and Pink. The base containers keep cycling through the colors they ask for.

6. Follow the queue order instead of fighting it — match whatever color is at the front of the track and keep that container fed.
7. When the Orange container is live, release the Dark Blue-over-Orange stack and feed the Orange beneath it straight down.
8. Take the mixed Pink-over-White-over-Red stacks only when two or three queue slots are free, and feed each released color the moment its container is live.
9. Clear the Light Blue-over-Dark Blue stack last in its column so the Dark Blue underneath does not sit exposed.
10. Park surplus Dark Blue, Red, and Pink on any grid slot whose badge still shows room, ready for their containers to cycle forward.

Cleanup: finish the containers

The source video does not show the final board — the last frame cuts to the victory reward screen with a Swap Box item, a +75 coin bonus, and a Continue button. That screen confirms every base container filled, so the endgame is just the final feeding pass.

11. Keep releasing only colors whose container is at the front of the base — a clean track finishes the level on its own.
12. Feed the last Green, Purple, Light Blue, and Orange marbles off the queue as the containers pull them in.
13. Let the final drops ride the track to the end; once the last container slot fills, the reward screen appears and Level 380 is complete.

Level 380 Tips Recap

• The queue is the choke point: release one stack at a time and never dump onto a full track.
• Respect the capacity badges — a “0” slot is full, and parking space is worth more than a hasty tap.
• Save the mixed Pink-White-Red stacks for when the track has room and their containers are live.
• Play to the base containers (Orange, Light Blue, Green, Purple) and the board drains itself into the reward screen.