Quadrant levels

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Levels of which the board is divided into four equal square quadrants can be known as "quadrant levels".

Level 33 (CCR) is the first example of a quadrant level. Quadrant levels are usually quite hard as color bombs are impossible to create.

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	Level 33 (CCR) is the first example of a quadrant level. Quadrant levels are usually quite hard as color bombs are impossible to create.		Level 33 (CCR) is the first example of a quadrant level. Quadrant levels are usually quite hard as color bombs are impossible to create.