Blocks With Letters On 3
The third installment in the block-manipulating, anagram-solving, funny-bone-tickling series, the first installment of which was voted one of the Best Games of 2008 by JIG. After nearly two sad blockless years, Marty Sears is back with all the fiendish brain-teasing action and absurd animations fans have come to expect. And if you're new to BWLO, you'll find this even more of a treat... and even more of a punishment. A punishing treat? Anyway, yay!
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Hey -
Suddenly my arrow keys aren't working in flash games - I run a mac - what could be the problem?
[Arrow keys are working on my Mac for this game. Make sure the Flash game has focus first by clicking on it. Also, make sure you have a block highlighted that can actually be moved by the arrow keys. If that still doesn't work, what versions (browser/OS/flashplayer) are you using? -Jay]
Hablo:
Leave the Z glued down at the bottom, and stand the U on top of it with the R adjacent to the Z to the right. Slip the other letters through one at a time (slip the U into the dead-end, put the letter two spaces above the R, slip the U back, send the letter in).
gizzle:
That stumped me, too. Hint: the U needs to enter through slot 2, which means only the S and Q need to drop through slot 1. Use them to bridge the gap so the other letters can pass.
Hooray!
This seems a little less difficult than the second game to me, at least through the first thirteen levels or so; which is to say that I think there are only two levels so far where I spent a long time staring blankly at the screen, thinking "this is mathematically impossible." But I'm sure I'll regret saying that soon enough.
bitzi:
When you're putting E, Q & U through the teleporters, bring Q up instead of E; and when you get it to the green switch, press it then move back instead of down. Bring A and L up, set L on the left of the green block and A on the right, then use Q to flip the switch back on. Move on over and voila! I'll leave the rest to you!
@icvotria
Once you've figured out the word, it's a question of getting the blocks to end up on the right letter when they reach the left edge. Depending on which square a block falls onto, it can only end up as half of the letters of the alphabet. If A is 1, B is 2, C is 3, etc, a given block either produces even letters or odd letters. By dropping a block onto another block instead of directly onto the switchers, you can affect whether it's even or odd, allowing you to produce the letters you need.
Level 14
drop the block that eventually becomes E first, to the far right;
move that block to cushion the other two blocks, so that they touch the E block first, then ground, which would make it possible for them to complete an odd number of conversions.
block D, should go to Z and back.
E 4 times;
R 17 times;
D 29 times;
and move them into their final positions in this order
Didn't get hard until level 10, but there were some nasty ones after that. Not finished yet though, I'll do it tomorrow when I'm not exhausted. I love the little cut scenes though. I remember that I played through at least some of the first one, did it have them back then? I don't remember them, but it was a long time ago (I must have missed 2).
Level 16
Stack the R,E, and sideways A first. Drop the A to the left to hit button 5. Move the E on top of the A then move the R right to hit button 2. Bring the R back on block 4 and place the E back on top of the R. Drop the A to the left pit, hitting button 1 and stack the rest of the letters. Move the last letter on top to hit button 4.
Also make sure B goes down third with the E and R
I've made two more video walkthroughs.
Use the Hint button first. Video walkthroughs suck the fun away.
Level 26 walkthrough
Level 10 walkthrough
Two more.
Level 5 walkthrough
Level 16 walkthrough
I believe I've found a bug:
On level 27, on my first attempt I tried to trigger Switch #1 when there was a block on the #1 square. This was rejected with a "toot-toot" sound, as it should've been. However, on subsequent tries, now switch #1 won't trigger at all when I move next to it. (I have block on the #2 square that starts switched on, and I move to the left.) I haven't tried clearing the browser cache yet, but this is unexpected behavior; I can trigger the #2 switch in a similar fashion, by turning on the #1 block and moving to the right from it.
For Level 24....
get all 3 letters out of the upper part on the 3 letters below.
Keep the ones above on the same row.
Get the O and W in the yellow row.
Then put the H back where is was before.. put D and A in (in that order) then put the S so you can drop H on top of it and move H in and finally move S in.... tadaaa finished lvl 24
Here's how I did #12
Bring up the 3 white letters from the bottom so that the T is floating next to the 2nd green block from the bottom (aligned with the yellow spaces), the E is floating to its immediate left and one space up, and the B is to the immediate left of the E.
Now bring down the grey letters so that the grey T sits on the white T and the grey O sits on the grey T. The grey L should sit on the white E.
Bring up the white B to activate the green 1-switch. Bring it back up again -- do not let it touch the grey-switch, or you'll have to start over (stupid lack of "undo"!)
Bring the white B over and float it between the white T and the fist yellow space.
Bring the grey T into the first yellow space.
Bring the grey L into the third from last yellow space, not the second from last.
Move the grey T right next to the grey L.
Move the grey O into the second yellow space.
Bring the white E down and drop it into the second from last yellow space, then move it into the last yellow space. Don't let it get stuck to the glue in the area above the yellow spaces.
Move the grey L over one space.
You should be able to get it from here! In fact, you probably didn't need the previous instruction.
Just in case, though, the word is BOTTLE.
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Walkthrough Guide
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Blocks With Letters On 3 Walkthrough
The thirty solutions.
third
bossy
gag
magician
rugby
tall
equal
fork
ladder
squeeze
fallen
bottle
bubbles
dreamt
greet
climber
old
matchbox
cello
headache
now
evolve
parallel
shadow
obesity
handful
cogs
teapot
fill
eyebrow
Posted by: joye | September 15, 2010 9:11 AM