Complete walkthrough and strategy guide for Sand Loop Level 389. Watch the video tutorial and learn expert tips to beat this level.
Watch this video walkthrough to learn how to beat Sand Loop Level 389. Follow the step-by-step solution.
Master Sand Loop Level 389 with our complete walkthrough. This expert level typically takes 8–15 min to complete. Find tips, video guides, and strategies for this puzzle level.
Guide the initial sand stream to trigger a second release, then use a second line to direct both streams into the target bucket.
| Time | Scene | Action | Common Error | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 00:00 | Start of first attempt | Player draws a long diagonal line. | 100% | |
| 00:03 | First attempt failure | Sand flows past the bucket. | Sand overshooting target | 100% |
| 00:06 | Start of second attempt | Player draws two shorter, more segmented lines. | 100% | |
| 00:08 | Second attempt failure | Sand gets stuck and doesn't reach the bucket. | Sand getting stuck or misdirected | 100% |
| 00:10 | Start of successful attempt | Player draws a long, curved line from the left wall. | 100% | |
| 00:11 | Mid-successful run | Player draws a second short line to guide the newly released sand. | 100% | |
| 00:13 | Level cleared | All sand collected in the bucket. | 100% |
Draw a long, curved line starting from the left wall, moving diagonally downwards to the right, then curving left to create a channel that directs the sand past the second sand source's trigger and then towards the bucket entrance.
The first sand stream flows along your line, releases the second sand source, and begins entering the bucket.
Once the first sand stream has passed the release point of the second sand source, quickly draw a short, straight line just above the bucket to act as a barrier, preventing the second stream from flowing upwards and guiding it directly into the bucket.
Both sand streams are successfully contained and flow into the bucket, clearing the level.
Sand flows past the target bucket, not collecting fully.
Fix: Ensure your initial drawn line creates a tight enough curve or barrier to funnel all sand precisely into the bucket, not allowing it to overshoot.
Evidence Time: 00:03
Sand gets stuck or flows into an incorrect path before reaching the bucket.
Fix: The angle and length of your drawn lines are crucial. Adjust the line's curvature or extend its length to prevent sand from deviating into dead ends or unintended areas.
Evidence Time: 00:08
Not all sand is collected, especially from the second source.
Fix: Remember to draw a second line (as shown in Step 2) at the right moment to guide the second sand stream. Drawing it too early might block the first stream, and drawing it too late might let the second stream escape.
Evidence Time: N/A
Q: How do I get all the sand into the bucket?
A: You need to manage two sand streams. The first line guides the initial sand to release the second source. A second, carefully timed line is then used to guide the second stream into the bucket as well.
Q: Why does my sand miss the bucket or get stuck?
A: The precision of your lines is key. Ensure your first line is curved enough to direct sand into the bucket and your second line creates an effective barrier without blocking the primary flow.
Q: Do I need to draw multiple lines for this level?
A: Yes, the optimal solution shown in the video uses two distinct lines. One long, curved line for the initial stream, and a second short line to direct the sand from the second source.
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