What should start Beads Out Level 15?

Orange starts first and purple follows, because they break the lower edge before the feeder traffic takes over.

When should yellow be used in Level 15?

Use yellow later, after red and green have already opened the half-ring.

Beads Out level guide

Beads Out Level 15 Walkthrough

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Beads Out Level 15 is a wide half-ring where yellow stays tempting for too long. Orange and purple should break the lower edge first, red and green control the feeder traffic, and blue closes the right-side tail after the arch is thin.

Board Notes

Layout: The board is a wide half-ring under two tall feeder pipes, with yellow and green on the left pipe and blue plus red on the right. The arch itself is packed with orange, purple, yellow, red, blue, and green, while the pit below is a compact square holding green, red, yellow, and blue under the upper shelf.
Goal: The real target is the lower edge of the half-ring. Orange and purple need to open it before the pit boxes start blocking one another.
Opening: Start with orange, then move into purple and red while the lower band rotates under the outlet. Green follows once the left feeder reaches the drain, and yellow sweeps later after the arch is already open.
Danger Zone: Yellow stays close to the outlet, but it is not an opening color. Using it too early breaks the red-to-green handoff.
Mechanics: Level 15 is a compact half-ring queue puzzle. One wrong early outlet choice can trap the small pit under the still-active arch.

Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 15 (spoiler-free)

Yellow is a sweeper on this board, not a starter.
With 6 colors in play, clear the pair with the fewest blockers first so the board opens up instead of tightening.
If the board feels stuck, look for the color with the cleanest path and use that to regain space.

How to Solve Beads Out Level 15 — Full Solution

Open with the orange box and clear the lower-left edge of the half-ring.
Swap to purple next so the short middle bridge can move off the outlet without trapping red.
Use red when the bottom-center red strip reaches the drain, then hand off to green as the left feeder arrives.
Bring yellow in for the late lower-left sweep after green has already opened the arch.
Finish with blue once the remaining traffic is concentrated in the right-side tail of the half-ring.

Colors in this level:

Orange, Purple, Red, Green, Yellow, Blue

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Starting yellow early because it sits near the outlet for most of the board.
Ignoring the red-to-green handoff and forcing blue too soon.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should start Beads Out Level 15?
Orange starts first and purple follows, because they break the lower edge before the feeder traffic takes over.
When should yellow be used in Level 15?
Use yellow later, after red and green have already opened the half-ring.