Color Block Jam Level 366 Solution Guide

Level 366 is all about speed and symmetry. With three large ice tiles 11 on the left, 14 on the right, and a big 17 in the center your task is to unlock paths quickly and deliver repeated hits before the tight 1:30 timer runs out.

Level 366 Quick Look

The board is evenly split into three frozen zones:

• Left corner (11) and right corner (14) are surrounded by star tiles and tight block groupings.
• Center-bottom (17) sits beneath a row of dense blocks and a layer of star tiles.

Vertical and horizontal movement is limited at the start, and the upper-middle zone is filled with hard-to-clear blocks, requiring a few precise slides before you can strike directly.

Step-by-Step Instruction to Pass Level 366

Step 1: Clear Star Tiles on the Bottom Corners

Start by sliding the purple and yellow blocks near the bottom corners. These star-covered blocks are easy to remove and help open up movement paths toward the “11” and “14” ice tiles. Don’t delay—these areas must be freed early.

Step 2: Shift Outer Blocks to Create Space

Move the green, orange, and blue blocks along the sides to open room around both frozen corners. This lets you bring in long vertical blocks that will be essential for hitting the side ice tiles multiple times.

Step 3: Focus on Opening the Center

The large “17” ice tile is protected by a layer of blocks above it. Clear the middle layer using purple and orange slides. Avoid sliding blocks upward into the arrow zones at the top—they’re hard to recover from.

Step 4: Begin Hitting the “17” Tile

Use vertical pieces like blue, green, or purple to repeatedly strike the “17” block. Drop them from above or slide them up through the center depending on where you’ve made space. This tile takes longer to break, so handle it early.

Step 5: Rotate Between Left and Right Targets

Once “17” is partially cleared, alternate between attacking the “11” and “14” tiles. Prioritize the side with more sliding space or whichever has fewer remaining hits. Use narrow vertical blocks to fit into tight side corridors.

Step 6: Keep at Least One Vertical Lane Open

Don't let the center get clogged. Maintain a clear vertical lane from top to bottom so you can continue recycling new attack blocks as needed. Slide out any unnecessary filler pieces that block your path.

Step 7: Finish with Clean-Up Hits

As each frozen tile gets low on HP, line up your final strikes. Try not to split attention too late—commit to finishing one before jumping to another, ensuring you don’t waste time juggling all three.

Challenges and Tips

• Short timer (1:30) adds pressure—there’s no room for unnecessary moves.
• Star tiles clog space but are weak—clear them fast to create openings.
• Prioritize center strikes first, then alternate sides depending on where space opens up.
• Always plan your next slide—don’t block your vertical lanes with wide pieces.

Similar Levels You’ll Enjoy

• Level 291 – Multi-ice tile challenge with wood and stars
• Level 273 – Frozen blocks locked behind tough barriers
• Level 368 – Fire and ice under pressure with vertical lane focus

Color Block Jam Level 366 is fast-paced and packed with icy resistance. Clear the outer layers early, strike the big “17” block repeatedly, and then clean up the corners with precision. Stay efficient, and this three-target challenge is yours.