Level 69 board with twin ice-blue 2 counters, a central wall, a chained gold/star block, and mirrored lower key locks

For Level 69, open the lower staging lanes first, then free the right-side blue and red pieces before working back through the left cluster. Do not force the chained gold/star block too early; the route only finishes once the lower locks are cleared. The reviewed source shows the first completion panel around 2:10.

8 timestamped steps
Use each checkpoint to confirm that your board still matches the walkthrough.
Use these moments to confirm that your board still matches before continuing.
| Time | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| 0:05 | The source opens on visible Level 69 with a 2:00 timer, twin ice-blue 2 counters, a central wall, and a chained gold/star block above two lower key locks. |
| 0:30 | By about 0:30, the blue 2x2 block has moved into the right-center lane and the right red/magenta cluster is no longer fully buried. |
| 1:00 | By about 1:00, the left-side teal/orange cluster has shifted upward and the board has a more usable lower-left staging lane. |
| 1:30 | Around 1:30, the upper lanes are mostly opened while the gold/star blocker remains a central constraint. |
| 2:00 | Near 2:00, the gold/star blocker has been removed and only the final blue, orange, and red cleanup pieces remain. |
| 2:10 | The Level Complete panel is visible around 2:10, proving the walkthrough clears Level 69 before the replay begins. |
Checkpoint: The opening board matches the reviewed Level 69 layout.
Watch at 0:05Checkpoint: The lower-left area has enough room to receive shifted pieces.
Watch at 0:15Checkpoint: The blue block is no longer buried against the bottom-right exit.
Watch at 0:30Checkpoint: The right side has an open vertical lane for the next blockers.
Watch at 0:45Checkpoint: The left side is more open and the lower center is still accessible.
Watch at 1:00Checkpoint: The upper board is mostly open and the gold/star piece is ready for its unlock sequence.
Watch at 1:30Checkpoint: Only the last few pieces remain around the lower and side exits.
Watch at 1:50Checkpoint: The Level Complete panel is visible.
Watch at 2:10Each row links a visible gameplay fact to the walkthrough frame used to check it.
| Fact | Source role | Timestamp | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| The source opens on visible Level 69 with a 2:00 timer, twin ice-blue 2 counters, a central wall, and a chained gold/star block above two lower key locks. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 0:05 | July 16, 2026 |
| By about 0:30, the blue 2x2 block has moved into the right-center lane and the right red/magenta cluster is no longer fully buried. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 0:30 | July 16, 2026 |
| By about 1:00, the left-side teal/orange cluster has shifted upward and the board has a more usable lower-left staging lane. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 1:00 | July 16, 2026 |
| Around 1:30, the upper lanes are mostly opened while the gold/star blocker remains a central constraint. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 1:30 | July 16, 2026 |
| Near 2:00, the gold/star blocker has been removed and only the final blue, orange, and red cleanup pieces remain. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 2:00 | July 16, 2026 |
| The Level Complete panel is visible around 2:10, proving the walkthrough clears Level 69 before the replay begins. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 2:10 | July 16, 2026 |
Yes. The in-game badge clearly reads Level 69.
No. The reviewed source does not show a readable Hard or Very Hard label.
The Level Complete panel is visible around 2:10, before the replay resets the timer.
This guide matches Level 69 board with twin ice-blue 2 counters, a central wall, a chained gold/star block, and mirrored lower key locks. If your opening board, timer, exits, or historical level label differ, use this page only as a reference.
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