Magic Sort! Levels 911–920 Strategy Guide

To clear levels 911 through 920 in Magic Sort!, preserve at least one empty bottle at all times to serve as a move buffer. Combine matching top colors immediately to clear full bottles before attempting to uncover deeper layers, preventing board gridlocks across these ten stages.

Managing Buffer Space and Color Consolidation

Filling every bottle with mixed colors leaves no room to maneuver. Keeping at least one completely empty bottle acts as a buffer zone, allowing you to shuffle single colors out of the way to reach deeper layers.

Before moving mixed layers into new tubes, look for opportunities to merge matching top colors:

• Identify matching top layers: Scan the board for exposed colors that can be combined into a single target bottle.
• Consolidate immediately: Move matching colors together to free up a tube entirely.
• Prioritize empty space: An open bottle provides far more operational flexibility than a partially filled, mixed container.

Uncovering Bottom-Layer Colors

The primary obstacle in levels 911 through 920 is reaching colors trapped at the bottom of bottles. These hidden colors are required to finish color sets but remain inaccessible until top layers are cleared.

Use partially emptied bottles as temporary staging areas to shift top layers out of the way. When transferring colors, move them in large matching blocks whenever possible. Splitting a single color across multiple bottles can accidentally bury another restricted color, blocking future progress.

Handling Overlaps in Levels 915–920

Levels 915 to 920 feature complex color distributions split across four or five bottles. Resolving these layouts requires a top-down approach:

1. Audit the board: Determine which color is the most abundant across all visible top layers.
2. Clear main paths: Move the most abundant top colors into their own bottles early to open up space.
3. Avoid trap moves: Never transfer a color into a bottle if it covers up a unique, un-sorted color sitting at the bottom of that target container.