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16:9 video walkthroughs
Each level page leads with a clean video layout that works on phones, tablets, and desktop screens without awkward cropping.
Complete walkthrough guide
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Solve Block Out levels with video walkthrough.
Search by level number or browse the full list. Every page is built to get you from stuck board to clear answer fast.
Levels
200
Walkthroughs
200
Languages
5
Featured walkthroughs
Jump straight to the milestone levels most players ask about.
Features
Why use this walkthrough
A focused reference for Block Out players: clean videos, real tips, and zero filler.
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Tips that explain the order
The key value is not just the answer. Every guide highlights why the move order works so you can reuse the pattern later.
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Difficulty ratings
Easy through expert, so you know whether a board is a quick clear or one that needs more setup and patience.
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Mobile-first navigation
Fast level jumps, clear prev and next links, and page layouts built for people who land mid-game on a phone.
How it works
How to play Block Out!
Three rules. Then it's all about the order.
Step
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Slide blocks toward matching gates
Each block needs to leave through the gate of its own color. It keeps moving until it hits an obstacle, so every move changes the whole board.
Step
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Plan the order before you move
The wrong block first will lock the others. Look at the exits, decide which piece should leave last, then work backward from there.
Step
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Use undo, then commit
Test the route, confirm the sequence, then play it cleanly. The guide helps you spend less time on trial-and-error and more time clearing the board.
Blog
Blog for game strategy and game play
Blog
How to Solve Block Out Faster
Use one buffer slot, sort by pressure, and delay risky merges until the board opens up.
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FAQ
Block out！FAQ
Everything new players ask before they get hooked.
Block Out! is a puzzle game about clearing colored blocks in the right order. Each move changes the board, so the challenge is not only where to move, but which piece must move first.