2:00 opening layout with four key blocks and bottom chain
Color Block Jam Level 160 Solution
This Level 160 walkthrough matches the 2:00 opening layout with four key-marked blocks and a chained lock across the bottom center. Clear the upper pieces first, keep access to the key blocks open, then release the lower chain and finish through the side and bottom exits. The first level-complete panel appears at about 1:45, before the replay begins.
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Step-by-step solution
Use each checkpoint to confirm that your board still matches the walkthrough.
Key checkpoints
Use these moments to confirm that your board still matches before continuing.
| Time | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| 0:05 | The walkthrough opens on Level 160 with a 2:00 timer, four key-marked blocks, and a chained bottom lock. |
| 0:35 | The early route opens the upper right and keeps the key blocks accessible. |
| 1:05 | The midgame keeps the bottom chain visible while clearing space around it. |
| 1:40 | The late route clears the chain and leaves only a few horizontal pieces. |
| 1:45 | The first solve reaches the level-complete panel at about 1:45. |
Start only if your board shows Level 160 with a 2:00 timer, four key-marked blocks, and a chained bottom-center red block.
Checkpoint: The purple and red top exits, green/orange/cyan side exits, and cyan bottom exit match the source layout.
Watch at 0:05Clear the upper orange, blue, cyan, and purple pieces first so the key blocks do not get boxed in.
Checkpoint: The upper-right area opens and the red key block in the upper middle still has space.
Watch at 0:35Move around the red, green, pink, and blue key-marked blocks without sealing any of them behind tall pieces.
Checkpoint: The center lane is open enough to continue lowering pieces toward the chain.
Watch at 0:50Clear space around the bottom chained red block before trying to force it out.
Checkpoint: The chain remains visible, but the surrounding green, cyan, pink, and orange pieces have room.
Watch at 1:05After the center opens, release the lower route and move the bottom green, cyan, and pink pieces through their exits.
Checkpoint: The chain is gone and only a few horizontal pieces remain.
Watch at 1:25Finish with the last cyan and orange horizontal pieces once the board is mostly empty.
Checkpoint: The level-complete panel appears at about 1:45.
Watch at 1:45
Which evidence verifies the Level 160 walkthrough?
Each row links a visible gameplay fact to the walkthrough frame used to check it.
| Fact | Source role | Timestamp | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| The walkthrough opens on Level 160 with a 2:00 timer, four key-marked blocks, and a chained bottom lock. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 0:05 | July 17, 2026 |
| The early route opens the upper right and keeps the key blocks accessible. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 0:35 | July 17, 2026 |
| The midgame keeps the bottom chain visible while clearing space around it. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 1:05 | July 17, 2026 |
| The late route clears the chain and leaves only a few horizontal pieces. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 1:40 | July 17, 2026 |
| The first solve reaches the level-complete panel at about 1:45. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 1:45 | July 17, 2026 |
Common mistakes
- Forcing the bottom chained red block before the key-marked pieces have opened enough space.
- Clearing lower pieces too early and blocking access to one of the key blocks.
- Treating replay frames as the first solve; the first completion appears around 1:45.
Frequently asked questions
Is Level 160 visible in the source video?
Yes. The opening frame visibly shows Level 160 with a 2:00 timer.
Does this source show an in-game Hard or Very Hard label?
No. The reviewed source shows the level, layout, and completion, but it does not show a visible in-game Hard or Very Hard label, so this guide keeps the difficulty as unknown.
Where is the completion proof?
The first level-complete panel appears around 1:45 in the CherieGaming source video, before the replay begins.
Wrong layout?
This walkthrough matches the Level 160 board with a 2:00 timer, four key-marked blocks, and a chained bottom-center red block. If your board has a different chain or key placement, use a guide for that layout instead.
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