Complete walkthrough and strategy guide for Sand Loop Level 168. Watch the video tutorial and learn expert tips to beat this level.
Watch this video walkthrough to learn how to beat Sand Loop Level 168. Follow the step-by-step solution.
Master Sand Loop Level 168 with our complete walkthrough. This advanced level typically takes 5–8 min to complete. Find tips, video guides, and strategies for this puzzle level.
Guide the ball into the hole by drawing sand paths that include a large loop to gain momentum.
| Time | Scene | Action | Common Error | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 00:01 | Drawing initial path | The player starts drawing the first section of sand, creating a downward slope and the beginning of the loop structure. | 100% | |
| 00:03 | Ball release | The ball is released from the top-left dispenser. | 100% | |
| 00:05 | Completing the loop drawing | The player draws the second part of the loop, ensuring the ball can complete the full rotation. | 100% | |
| 00:08 | Ball exits loop | The ball successfully completes the loop and exits towards the right side of the screen. | 100% | |
| 00:13 | Level cleared | The ball enters the hole, and 'Level Clear!' is displayed. | 100% |
Draw a downward slope from the ball's starting position, then curve it upwards towards the right, forming the initial arc of the loop. Stop drawing before the ball completes the first half of the loop.
The ball rolls down this path and starts ascending the first curve without losing too much speed.
As the ball is ascending the first arc (around 00:05), quickly draw the second half of the loop, connecting it seamlessly to the previous drawing and extending it downwards to complete a full circular path.
The ball travels through the entire loop, maintaining momentum and exiting cleanly to the right.
After the ball exits the loop (around 00:08), draw a smooth, slightly downward sloping path that leads directly from the loop's exit point into the hole at the bottom right.
The ball rolls along this final path and enters the hole, clearing the level.
The ball doesn't gain enough momentum or gets stuck before entering the loop.
Fix: Ensure the initial slope is steep enough and the first half of the loop is drawn smoothly to allow the ball to build and maintain speed.
Evidence Time: N/A
The ball falls out of the loop or fails to complete the full rotation.
Fix: Draw the loop as a continuous and enclosed path with sufficient curvature to keep the ball on track. The timing of drawing the second half of the loop is crucial to connect it properly.
Evidence Time: N/A
The ball misses the hole after exiting the loop.
Fix: Draw a direct and smooth path from the loop's exit point straight into the hole, avoiding any abrupt changes in direction or gaps that could divert the ball.
Evidence Time: N/A
Q: How do I make the ball go fast enough to complete the loop?
A: Start with a sufficiently steep initial slope to give the ball momentum. The loop itself should be drawn smoothly and continuously to help the ball maintain its speed and path.
Q: What's the best timing for drawing the second half of the loop?
A: It's best to draw the second half of the loop as the ball is already ascending the first arc. This allows you to connect the paths seamlessly and react to the ball's current trajectory.
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