Quick answer
Compare the blue balls along the top and sides before moving the upper elbow toward the first reachable group. Use the open center to separate the two blue outlines and avoid leaving one across the other's approach.
- Level
- Level 110
- Difficulty
- Normal
- Objective
- Collect every fluffy ball in its matching colored container while opening a route through this layout: Two blue elbows in a sparse board.
Video walkthrough
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Step-by-step
Compare the blue balls along the top and sides before moving the upper elbow toward the first reachable group. Before dragging, compare the whole container with the empty cells beside it. A clear cell next to the stem does not necessarily give its corner or side arm enough space. Make one deliberate move and check which matching balls remain.
Use the open center to separate the two blue outlines and avoid leaving one across the other's approach. Use the newly empty cells as a crossing area rather than filling them immediately with another shape. Look at the destination of the next container before moving the current one, and keep a return route to any balls still sitting near the boundary.
Guide the remaining lower elbow toward the last boundary ball after the upper collection clears. Follow the remaining color groups around the board and let each collection finish before moving on. If a piece stops, inspect its entire outline and the neighboring obstacles. Reposition the blocker into a genuinely empty area rather than repeatedly dragging toward an occupied cell.
Tips
- Compare the blue balls along the top and sides before moving the upper elbow toward the first reachable group.
- Use the open center to separate the two blue outlines and avoid leaving one across the other's approach.
- Guide the remaining lower elbow toward the last boundary ball after the upper collection clears.
- After a collection, check the visible shape again before planning your next move.
Common mistakes
- Even a sparse board needs enough room for the elbow's full outline at the boundary.
- Trying to force a container through a gap narrower than its complete outline.
Frequently asked questions
How do I start Fluffy Drop level 110: Two blue elbows in a sparse board?
Compare the blue balls along the top and sides before moving the upper elbow toward the first reachable group. Follow the matching color, and check both the destination and the route before dragging. A nearby ball may be easier to reach after another container has vacated the lane.
What should I do after opening the middle of level 110?
Use the open center to separate the two blue outlines and avoid leaving one across the other's approach. Then plan the finish: Guide the remaining lower elbow toward the last boundary ball after the upper collection clears. Save enough space to bring the final container back toward any isolated matching balls.
Why can the shapes in “Two blue elbows in a sparse board” get stuck?
Even a sparse board needs enough room for the elbow's full outline at the boundary. If your board has a different arrangement, compare the container shapes and colors with the video before repeating the same moves; level layouts can differ between game versions.