Block Out Level 4 Walkthroughs & Guide
Block Out Level 4 takes nine moves. Start by sliding the top red block to the right so the green block can reach its gate, and use the blue block as a movable stopper while the reds and yellows leave.
The board is 6×6 and every block is a 2×2 square. Top row: one red block. Middle: a yellow block on the left and a green block on the right. Bottom row: red, yellow and blue from left to right. On the top edge, the green gate is on the left and the yellow gate is on the right. On the bottom edge, the blue gate is on the left and the red gate is on the right.
Step 1. Slide the Top Red Block Right
Drag the red block at the top two columns to the right, into the top-right corner.

Step 2. Send the Green Block Out the Top-Left Gate
Drag the green block up and left through the green gate on the top edge.

Step 3. Move the Blue Block Up to the Middle
Drag the blue block from the bottom-right corner up and left into the middle of the board.

Step 4. Send the First Red Block Out the Bottom-Right Gate
Drag the red block from the top-right corner straight down through the red gate on the bottom edge.

Step 5. Send the Middle Yellow Block Out the Top-Right Gate
Drag the yellow block from the bottom middle up through the yellow gate on the top edge.

Step 6. Move the Blue Block Back Down
Drag the blue block straight down into the bottom middle.

Step 7. Send the Left Yellow Block Out the Top Gate
Drag the yellow block on the left through the yellow gate on the top edge.

Step 8. Send the Second Red Block Out the Bottom-Right Gate
Drag the red block in the bottom-left corner right along the bottom row and out through the red gate.

Step 9. Send the Blue Block Out the Bottom-Left Gate
Drag the blue block left through the blue gate on the bottom edge.

Notes and Precautions
- The top red block starts in the column path between the green block and the green gate. Move it first.
- There are two red and two yellow blocks, and each pair shares one gate. Send them out one at a time.
Tips and Tricks
- A block can wait in an empty spot and come back later. The blue block moves up, then back down, before it leaves.
- On boards where every block is the same size, look for the one empty lane and use it as your waiting area.
Final Scene in Block Out Level 4
After the blue block leaves, the board is empty and the level is complete.

Level 4 is the first board where blocks share gates. Continue to Level 5, where small single-square blocks fill the whole board.
