Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 155 Walkthrough
Beads Out Level 155 is a double-lobe bone shell over a curtained chamber that starts at `4` and steps down to `0`. Drain the upper-left lobe first, ration the lower-right lobe second, and only then open the chamber to clear the hidden green, blue, and white box stack.
Board Notes
- Layout
- The board is a wide double-lobe (bone) shell with a pinched center waist. The reserve holds a row of 4 small target boxes (blue, yellow, gray, white), a 3x4 stack of red, brown, yellow, green, red, orange, green, dark red, purple, a 2-tall pink column on the right, and a red curtained chamber marked `4` at the bottom-left of the tray.
- Goal
- Step the curtained chamber from `4` to `0` to open the side pocket that hides the late green, blue, and white box stack.
- Opening
- Drain the upper-left lobe (red, blue, white, pink) into the chamber to start the `4 -> 3` count, then move to the lower-right lobe (brown, gray, orange, green) and let the middle singles push the chamber toward `2`.
- Danger Zone
- If the lower-right lobe drains before the chamber reaches `2`, the loose orange-green-pink mix piles up against the yellow-gray tray row and the curtain gets stuck on `1` while late boxes keep arriving.
- Mechanics
- Level 155 is a higher-step curtain box (starting at `4`, not `3`) over a double-lobe bone shell, so chamber feeds have to be rationed across both lobes.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 155 (spoiler-free)
- The curtain should read `2` by the time the first lobe empties. If it still shows `3` or higher, the bone shell was drained too fast and the chamber did not receive enough fills from both lobes.
- With 10 colors in play, clear the pair with the fewest blockers first so the board opens up instead of tightening.
- Think in chain clears. The best move is the one that sets up the next two moves, not just the quickest current match.
How to Solve Beads Out Level 155 — Full Solution
- Drain the upper-left lobe (red, blue, white, pink) into the chamber to start the curtain's `4 -> 3` count.
- Move to the lower-right lobe (brown, gray, orange, green) and let the middle singles push the chamber toward `2`.
- Keep the right pink column and the yellow-gray top row untouched while the shell still has a heavy side.
- Step the curtain down to `1` only after the bone shell is down to one lobe of singles.
- Open the chamber when it hits `0`, then clear the revealed green, blue, and white stack along with the remaining pink, brown, and green boxes from the top row.
Colors in this level:
Red, Blue, White, Pink, Brown, Gray, Orange, Green, Yellow, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Draining both lobes at the same pace, which leaves the curtain stuck on `1` with no chamber feed left.
- Treating the right pink column as a normal stack and clearing it before the chamber has stepped past `2`.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should the chamber open in Beads Out Level 155?
After the double-lobe shell has been rationed across all four curtain steps, when the chamber has stepped from `4` down to `0`.
Why is Level 155 harder than a standard curtain box?
Because the chamber starts at `4` instead of `3`, and the bone shell has two separate lobes that must be drained in a controlled order.