FIND THE RIGHT BOARD
Why the level number may not be enough
Color Block Jam has changed its level order more than once. A familiar puzzle can move to a new number, while the number you remember may receive a different board. That is why some walkthrough titles include a second number in parentheses. For example, “Level 40 (37)” means the same board has appeared under both numbers in different versions.
Start with the main video on the level page. If its opening board does not match, compare the older versions beneath it. Focus on the exit colors, the outline of large pieces and the position of fixed obstacles rather than trying the first few moves on the wrong layout.
USE THE VIDEO
Follow the move order without losing your place
Pause the walkthrough on the opening frame and make sure your board matches before moving anything. Resume the video for one or two moves at a time, pause again, and compare the new empty spaces on both boards. This is especially useful when several blocks share the same color.
If your position stops matching, restart the level instead of forcing the next swipe. One early move can change every later route. The general Color Block Jam strategy guide explains how to protect central lanes and recognize a constrained block when you want to solve more of the board yourself.
MISSING OR CHANGED LEVELS
What to do when a walkthrough looks different
First check whether the level page offers another recorded version. If none of the boards match, note your device, game version and the colors of the exits. A clear screenshot makes a changed layout much easier to identify.
You can report a mismatched video through the contact page. Remove notifications or other personal details from screenshots before sending them. For general questions about updates, boosters and changing level numbers, visit the player FAQ.
