bottom key locks with upper yellow column and right blue/green stack
Color Block Jam Level 486 Solution
For Level 486, open the staging pocket first, then move the center blockers without covering the exit lane. Delay the upper stack until the middle corridor is clear. The reviewed source reaches Level Complete around 3:20.
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Which video shows the Level 486 solution?
10 timestamped steps
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 |
|---|---|
| 0:10 | The first gameplay frame shows a visible Level 486 badge with blue Level 486 board with bottom key locks, two lower gate pieces, upper yellow column, and right blue/green stack. |
| 0:50 | Around 0:50, the first main blockers have moved and the side staging area remains available. |
| 1:30 | Around 1:30, the board reaches the main cleanup phase with the center less crowded. |
| 3:00 | Around 3:00, only a smaller late cluster remains and exit lanes are still usable. |
| 3:20 | The Level Complete panel is visible around 3:20, confirming the route clears Level 486. |
Start from the Level 486 opening with blue Level 486 board with bottom key locks, two lower gate pieces, upper yellow column, and right blue/green stack.
Checkpoint: The board matches the reviewed Level 486 layout.
Watch at 0:10Open the first side pocket before pushing the central stack.
Checkpoint: A staging pocket is available and the center is not sealed.
Watch at 0:20Move the central vertical blocker enough to create a lane through the middle.
Checkpoint: The center has a clear gap for the next move.
Watch at 0:30Shift the nearest horizontal blocker into side storage instead of covering the exit lane.
Checkpoint: The exit lane remains open.
Watch at 0:50Reduce the numbered or locked blockers while the lower pieces are staged safely.
Checkpoint: The blockers have dropped and the lower route is still usable.
Watch at 1:10Clear the upper stack only after the central corridor is open.
Checkpoint: Upper pieces can leave without re-blocking the middle.
Watch at 1:30Route the remaining side pieces through their matching side exits.
Checkpoint: The side lanes are mostly open.
Watch at 2:15Move the final lower pieces after the center opens.
Checkpoint: Only a compact final group remains.
Watch at 3:00Finish the last color-matched cleanup sequence.
Checkpoint: The board is ready to trigger completion.
Watch at 3:10Confirm the Level Complete panel for Level 486.
Checkpoint: Level Complete is visible for Level 486.
Watch at 3:20
Which evidence verifies the Level 486 walkthrough?
Each row links a visible gameplay fact to the walkthrough frame used to check it.
| Fact | Source role | Timestamp | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| The first gameplay frame shows a visible Level 486 badge with blue Level 486 board with bottom key locks, two lower gate pieces, upper yellow column, and right blue/green stack. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 0:10 | July 16, 2026 |
| Around 0:50, the first main blockers have moved and the side staging area remains available. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 0:50 | July 16, 2026 |
| Around 1:30, the board reaches the main cleanup phase with the center less crowded. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 1:30 | July 16, 2026 |
| Around 3:00, only a smaller late cluster remains and exit lanes are still usable. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 3:00 | July 16, 2026 |
| The Level Complete panel is visible around 3:20, confirming the route clears Level 486. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 3:20 | July 16, 2026 |
Common mistakes
- Do not close the first side pocket before the center blockers move.
- Do not move the upper stack into the middle before the locked or numbered blockers are reduced.
- Do not route the final lower pieces until the exit lane is clearly open.
Frequently asked questions
Does the linked source complete Level 486?
Yes. The Level Complete panel is visible around 3:20.
What should I compare before following the steps?
Compare the opening board: bottom key locks with upper yellow column and right blue/green stack.
Is a Hard or Very Hard label visible?
No. The reviewed frames do not show a readable in-game Hard or Very Hard label for this level.
Wrong layout?
This guide matches the Level 486 board with blue Level 486 board with bottom key locks, two lower gate pieces, upper yellow column, and right blue/green stack. If your opening board, exits, or historical level label differ, use this page only as a reference.
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