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The catalog uses the name Unblock Wood and illustrated cover art. The source linked from that entry currently opens with BLOCK ESCAPE and a blue science-fiction theme. The captures in this guide show that source’s actual board, so you can compare it with your screen rather than rely on the cover.

Choose the large play triangle, open Beginner, then select level 1. Our starting profile showed that level available. Other package buttons showed star requirements; we did not unlock or inspect all of them.

Read the first board before dragging.

Count the six rows from top to bottom and the six columns from left to right. The orange target occupies row 3, columns 1–2. Its exit is the arrow on the right edge of that row.

The long vertical blocks in columns 4 and 6 and the shorter vertical block in column 5 obstruct the exit row. The long horizontal block on the bottom row prevents one of those blockers from moving down. That dependency is the reason to look away from the orange block first.

Four rearrangements, then take the exit.

Use this only if your opening board matches the capture above. Drag one block at a time and let it settle before making the next slide.

  1. Bottom horizontal block: left two spaces. Move the long block on row 6 from columns 3–5 to columns 1–3.
  2. Column 4 long vertical block: down one space. It moves from rows 3–5 into rows 4–6, using the bottom space you just opened.
  3. Far-right long vertical block: down two spaces. In column 6, move it from rows 2–4 into rows 4–6.
  4. Column 5 short vertical block: down two spaces. Move it from rows 3–4 into rows 5–6. The orange block’s row is now clear to the exit.
  5. Orange target block: drag right through the exit. Our run then opened the completion panel.

There are five drag gestures in this explanation. The game reported four moves: the final exit drag did not add to the displayed count in our check. The result showed three stars, MOVES: 4 and BEST: 4. This records the route we played, rather than a claim about every level’s scoring.

After four rearrangements, the orange target's third row is clear all the way to the right-side exit; the counter shows four moves.
The clear path, before the orange block’s final drag.
The observed completion panel shows three stars, MOVES: 4 and BEST: 4.
The result from the route above, captured from the game.

Why the bottom block matters.

Moving a blocker out of the exit row needs a destination. Moving that destination’s occupant needs another space. Here, sliding the bottom block left makes room for the column-4 block to move down. The other two vertical blockers can then sit below the exit row.

For a new board, work backwards from the target’s route: identify an obstruction, find where it could move, then check what occupies that space. A block that is nowhere near the exit can still be the useful first move. The next board can have different dependencies, so the five gestures above are not a general solution for the whole game.

What we checked.

On 24 October 2026 we followed the current catalog’s source link, opened Beginner level 1, dragged the blocks through the route above and observed its completion panel. Restarting from that panel returned the same board with a zero move count and the best result still displayed within that open session.

This was a desktop mouse check at 1280 × 720. Captures preserve the game pixels and crop only the black side margins. We have not verified every package, physical-phone input, save persistence after closing or reloading, hints, rewards or purchases. A catalog release identifier does not establish the version of the independently hosted game files.

For a different board or an input problem, include the game link, package, level and what happened in a game-specific issue report. See our controls guide and save guidance before changing your browser context or clearing data.

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