Marble Sort Level 59 Walkthrough & Solution

Level 59 Board Overview: Chains, Bait, and Two Corner Tunnels

Level 59 puts the trap right on the front line. The Top Tray spikes into a tall central tower, and sitting brazenly on its bottom row are a Dark Blue block and a Green block. They look like free taps. They are the two most dangerous blocks on the board.

That bottom row reads: Dark Blue, Yellow, Green, a gap, Yellow, Light Blue. Meanwhile your starting receiver Boxes ask for Yellow, Orange, Purple, and Orange. No Green Box. No Dark Blue Box. Tap either of those front-row showoffs and the marbles drop onto your Conveyor Belt and just… live there. Three belt slots gone before the level even starts.

The real machinery of this board is its three pairs of Connected Boxes: on the far left a Light Pink block chained to a Dark Blue one, in the lower middle a Light Blue chained to a Light Pink, and on the right an Orange chained to a Green. Tapping either half drops both. And in the top corners sit two Tunnels, each marked with a 3 — the left one physically sealed behind the pink/dark-blue chain.

The Trap in Marble Sort Level 59

Everything nasty here flows from the chains:

• The right chain is the bait you will eventually have to take. You need Orange badly for the bottom-right Box, and the easiest Orange in reach is welded to Green. Breaking the pair gets you the Orange — and dumps homeless Green onto your belt.
• The middle chain pairs Light Blue with Light Pink. Safe to break only once a Light Blue Box has surfaced in the lower queue.
• The left chain is the deadliest. Break it early and Dark Blue lands on a belt already juggling Green. That combination ends runs. It also guards the left Tunnel, so you cannot ignore it forever.
• The twin Tunnels count down from 3 and pour out unseen colors. Mishandled, they turn a controlled endgame into a belt avalanche.

So the whole level is a timing puzzle: every chain gets broken exactly when its penalty color finally has a Box.

Marble Sort Level 59 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Precision over speed. One sloppy tap in the first ten moves jams the belt.

Opening: ignore the bait, work the middle

1. Tap both standalone Yellow blocks on the bottom row of the Top Tray. They clear the Yellow Box on the bottom left.
2. That pulls a Purple Box up into the queue. Your targets are now Purple, Orange, Purple, Orange.
3. Skip the Orange chained to Green on the right. Instead, grab the free Orange block on the left side, sitting just above a Light Blue block.
4. Leave the Light Blue it exposed alone for now.
5. Pull the Purple block out of the central tower, right beneath the top Yellow block.
6. Keep working the free blocks in the center and left columns, digging out buried Orange and Purple without touching any chain or the front-row Green.

Mid-game: break the chains in the safe order

Eventually the right side stalls, and the only Orange left is the chained one.

7. Check your belt first — you want at least three empty slots. Then tap the Orange/Green pair. The Orange flies home; the Green parks on your belt. Survivable now, fatal earlier.
8. Clearing the right side unblocks the right Tunnel. Let it count down and drop — it eventually spits out Green, which rescues the Green marbles sitting on your belt.
9. Wait for a Light Blue Box to surface in the lower queue, then break the middle Light Blue/Light Pink chain.

Endgame: free the left Tunnel and clear the tower

10. Do not touch the left Light Pink/Dark Blue chain until a Dark Blue Box appears in the second column. The moment it does, shatter the chain.
11. The left Tunnel opens and pours out its countdown of blocks. Sort them as they land.
12. With the tower fully exposed, pull the high Green and Yellow blocks off the peak into the remaining Boxes. Watch the red and light pink stragglers filtering in at the end, keep the belt tidy, and the board clears.

Level 59 Tips Recap

• A Connected Box is a package deal — before tapping, ask where both halves will go.
• Three empty belt slots is the minimum before breaking the Orange/Green chain.
• The left chain waits for a Dark Blue Box, full stop. Breaking it early is the classic game-over here.