What You're Up Against
Sand Shape Level 106 presents a 5×5 grid with fixed brown walls and four green gems. The objective reads “Each shape has exactly one of each gem,” but this level is an exception: you only need to fully isolate one gem—not all four—in its own enclosed shape. The rest can remain in a shared region.
Beating Sand Shape Level 106
- Identify the target gem: it’s in row 2, column 2 (upper-left quadrant, not the corner).
- Tap the top-left cell (row 1, column 1). A white dot appears, and the game instantly generates a 2×2 green square enclosing the target gem.
- The remaining grid forms an L-shaped orange region containing the other three gems—this is acceptable per the level’s relaxed rules.
- The level completes immediately with fireworks once the 2×2 shape locks in.
Doing It Faster
- Skip drawing lines manually—the solution relies entirely on that single tap.
- Ignore the other gems’ positions; focus only on the row 2, column 2 gem and the top-left cell.
- No zooming or erasing needed—this walkthrough confirms the fastest path is one intentional tap.
Where Players Slip Up
- Trying to split all four gems individually, violating the level’s actual win condition.
- Overlooking the auto-shape feature and attempting to draw boundaries freehand.
- Second-guessing after the tap—no further action is required once the 2×2 square appears. This Sand Shape Level 106 solution is intentionally minimal, and the walkthrough proves efficiency beats complexity.