2:50 hourglass lock board
Color Block Jam Level 88 Solution
Match the Level 88 board with the 2:50 timer, hourglass layout, central green lock, and upper rainbow locked block. Free the lower-right purple lane, open the key paths around the center, clear the lower board after the gate opens, then route the final green shape to the top green exit before completion appears near the end of the video.
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8 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 |
|---|---|
| 0:04 | The walkthrough opens on Level 88 with a 2:50 timer and visible key/lock mechanics. |
| 0:20 | Early moves free the lower-right purple area and create a middle lane. |
| 0:40 | Around 0:40, a purple vertical block exits through the bottom purple exit. |
| 0:55 | Around 0:55, the central green lock/gate area opens and expands the middle lane. |
| 1:20 | By about 1:20, the bottom half is substantially more open. |
| 2:50 | The final green shape exits near the top green exit and Level Complete appears. |
Confirm Level 88, the 2:50 timer, the hourglass board, central green lock, and upper rainbow locked block.
Checkpoint: The board matches the verified source before moving.
Watch at 0:04Free the lower-right purple vertical block to create a right-side and middle working lane.
Checkpoint: The purple block can move without sealing the center.
Watch at 0:10Work the upper-left and center pieces enough to release the blue/cyan key path beside the rainbow lock.
Checkpoint: The key path is active and the center has more space.
Watch at 0:24Route the purple vertical block through the bottom purple exit once the bottom lane is open.
Checkpoint: The lower board has its first major clearance.
Watch at 0:40Use the bottom pieces as spacers until the central green gate opens.
Checkpoint: The middle lane expands and the lower board becomes accessible.
Watch at 0:55Move the red, orange, cyan, and blue pieces through their matching exits while preserving center space.
Checkpoint: The lower half is mostly open.
Watch at 1:20Bring remaining upper yellow, green, purple, and square pieces down one by one through the opened center.
Checkpoint: Only the final green route remains tight.
Watch at 2:10Route the last green shape to the top green exit and stop at Level Complete.
Checkpoint: Completion appears without a replay segment.
Watch at 2:50
Which evidence verifies the Level 88 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 88 with a 2:50 timer and visible key/lock mechanics. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 0:04 | July 16, 2026 |
| Early moves free the lower-right purple area and create a middle lane. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 0:20 | July 16, 2026 |
| Around 0:40, a purple vertical block exits through the bottom purple exit. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 0:40 | July 16, 2026 |
| Around 0:55, the central green lock/gate area opens and expands the middle lane. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 0:55 | July 16, 2026 |
| By about 1:20, the bottom half is substantially more open. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 1:20 | July 16, 2026 |
| The final green shape exits near the top green exit and Level Complete appears. | CherieGaming walkthrough evidence | 2:50 | July 16, 2026 |
Common mistakes
- Moving bottom pieces to exits before opening center space around the green lock.
- Blocking the right-side cyan/orange exits with the large green block.
- Treating the rainbow locked block as a normal movable block before the key sequence clears.
Frequently asked questions
Does the source prove Level 88?
Yes. Both the local metadata and in-game HUD identify Level 88.
Is a difficulty label visible?
No visible difficulty label was found.
Can the guide give exact drag counts?
No. The source supports checkpoint-level guidance, not safe frame-perfect drag counts.
Wrong layout?
If your Level 88 board does not match the 2:50 hourglass lock board, use this source only as a reference and check another layout before following the moves.
Wrong level?