Color Block Jam Levels 100–200: Shift from Matching to Ordering

What changes in this range?

Boards increasingly ask you to prepare one route before completing another. The matching color is still important, but the order and space around it determine whether the move helps.

How should you plan?

Trace the most constrained destination backward, write down its prerequisites, and protect the shared lane. Use temporary parking only when the block has a known way out.

What is the common trap?

Finishing the most obvious group first. If its last block occupies a junction, the board can become impossible despite visible progress. Check the final placement before starting the group.