Marble Sort Level 395 Walkthrough & Solution

Level 395 Board Overview: The Marker-Capped Tray

Level 395 opens as a packed board with no room for careless taps. The upper tray is stuffed with tall, uniform columns — Yellow, Maroon, Light Blue, Dark Blue, and Dark Green stacks standing four pieces deep — while the side columns mix colors: Dark Blue over Light Blue over Pink over Dark Brown on the left flank, and Orange over Dark Green on the right. Circular numbered markers sit above several of the stacks, with the biggest marker, a 5, riding the middle-top column.

The active receiver boxes at the front ask for Dark Blue, Yellow, and Pink when the solve begins, and those three colors stay the backbone of the level as the Boxes cycle. Below the play field, the belt is already loaded with Dark Blue, Yellow, Green, Pink, and Orange batches, and the source trays behind it hold neat groups of Light Blue, Dark Green, Dark Pink, and Brown waiting to ride in.

The trap is the gap between what the Boxes want and what the columns show. Most of the opening stacks — Maroon, Orange, Dark Brown, Dark Green, and Purple — have no receiver yet, so the visible board is mostly bait around a small set of safe targets. Read the numbered markers as bonus tiles, feed the open colors in order, and the tray empties faster than the color mix suggests.

The Trap in Marble Sort Level 395

The board is rigged to make you feed tall stacks before their Boxes open. Here is the layout:

• Tall single-color columns dominate the tray: four-deep stacks of Yellow, Maroon, Light Blue, Dark Blue, and Dark Green stand side by side. A column looks safe because it is uniform — but if that color has no open Box, every piece you free jams the belt.
• Only Dark Blue, Yellow, and Pink have receivers at the start: the Maroon, Orange, Dark Brown, and Dark Green stacks are pure bait until the Boxes cycle toward them. The belt even pre-loads Green, Pink, and Orange batches to tempt you into early feeds.
• Numbered markers cap the important stacks: the marker-5 stack and the marker-2 stacks on both flanks count as several tiles in one drop. Unlock them into a closed Box and you waste the biggest single taps on the board.
• The mixed side columns hide useful pieces under junk: Dark Blue sits under the left column but Pink and Dark Brown sit on top of it, so reaching the good color means parking the bad ones first.

Marble Sort Level 395 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Bank the safe colors before you touch the tall stacks. Follow the release order.

Opening: feed Dark Blue, Yellow, and Pink

1. Tap the Dark Blue pieces that are already exposed into the Dark Blue Box. Dark Blue arrives early on the belt in a five-piece batch, so it can finish its receiver fast.
2. Feed the Yellow column and the yellow belt batch next — Yellow has an open Box from the start, and clearing its tall stack empties a full column of the tray.
3. Work the Pink pieces on the left flank into the Pink Box, but stop as soon as the receiver fills; do not chase Pink once its Box closes.
4. Watch the belt order: Dark Blue, Yellow, Green, Pink, Orange ride in sequence. Tap a belt color only when its Box is open, and let Green and Orange batches ride past at the start.
5. Do not touch the Maroon, Orange, or Dark Brown stacks yet — none of them has a receiver in the opening row.

Midgame: cash in the numbered markers

Once the early Dark Blue, Yellow, and Pink Boxes clear, the front row cycles and the tall uniform columns become fair game. The remaining stacks hold Maroon and Dark Green on the left, Orange and Purple in the middle, and Dark Brown mixed into the right side, with the marker-5 column still capped in the center.

6. Unlock the numbered-marker columns when their color matches the active front Box — the marker-5 drop and the marker-2 drops clear several tiles at once, so time them for the receiver that is front and center.
7. Take the Maroon stacks in runs once a Maroon Box opens; the tall uniform columns feed four pieces in a row and finish a Box in a single pass.
8. Feed Dark Green the same way as it cycles in — the dark green columns on both flanks empty quickly once their receiver appears.
9. Work the mixed columns one tile at a time: strip the Pink and Dark Brown off the top of the left column to reach the Dark Blue and Light Blue buried underneath.
10. When the Orange and Purple pieces cluster in the remaining middle stacks, only release them into an open receiver — they have no early homes, so their Boxes arrive late.

Cleanup: feed the stragglers off the belt

With the grid nearly empty, the level becomes a straight finishing line. The end frame shows the tray stripped down to a lone Purple block still parked on the grid, while the belt below runs a full queue of Blue, Yellow, Cyan, Green, Orange, Brown, and Pink marbles and the last columns hold Purple, Brown, Pink, Orange, and Yellow blocks waiting to drop.

11. Every remaining piece is a single waiting for its Box to slide to the front — play only to the active front row.
12. Let the belt cycle the last batches: Blue, Yellow, Cyan, Green, Orange, Brown, and Pink feed as their receivers open, and a full matching batch finishes a Box in one pass.
13. Do not chase a color whose receiver has already closed — the queue keeps moving, and the same color returns before the level ends.
14. Finish the final Boxes as the last blocks drop from the remaining columns. The level completes the moment the final piece lands.

Level 395 Tips Recap

• Only feed colors with an open Box — Dark Blue, Yellow, and Pink open the level; Maroon, Orange, Dark Brown, Dark Green, and Purple are bait until the midgame.
• Bank the numbered markers against the active front row: the marker-5 and marker-2 stacks clear several tiles in one drop, so never waste them on a closed receiver.
• Clear the tall uniform columns in single passes when their color cycles in — four matching pieces finish a Box at once.
• In the endgame the tray is nearly empty; cycle the belt, ignore closed receivers, and feed the last singles as their Boxes open.