Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 214 Walkthrough
Level 214 feeds a heart-shaped loop through one bottom point while four key-bearing boxes, colored locks, and twin `3` curtains occupy a chained three-column reserve. Continue the opening olive 5% receiver, then alternate teal, orange, dark green, and purple without holding two late keys.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 214 — Full Solution
- Let the opening olive 5% receiver take the first olive beads, then activate teal.
- Add orange for the next outlet band and wait until olive or teal reaches 50% and leaves.
- Send dark green and purple in sequence so their completed key boxes open the first central locks.
- Use the blue-gray key box when the gray and white section reaches the heart's bottom point.
- Complete the red key box for the red heart segment, reducing the outer curtain counts from `3`.
- Cycle pink, bright green, white, brown, and the remaining olive receivers as their sides alternate.
- Finish the exposed bottom purple and red boxes after both curtains open; do not use the boosters.
Colors in this level:
Olive, Teal, Orange, Dark green, Purple, Gray, White, Red, Pink, Bright green, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Activating the red and brown key boxes together before either matching segment is near the outlet.
- Adding bright green while dark green is still filling, because the two greens occupy separate receivers and remove the heart-handoff slot.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 214 (quick clues)
- Hold at most one late key box; one key plus two ordinary receivers preserves the fourth slot for the heart's next-side handoff.
- Leave the opening olive receiver in place and let its percentage rise before adding teal and orange.
- Distinguish dark green from bright green; they require separate receivers at different heart-loop turns.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two long feeder arms enter a heart loop. An olive receiver begins at 5% in the four-slot row. Three chained reserve columns show teal, pink, olive, bright green, orange, dark green, purple, gray, brown, and red boxes, several colored locks, four visible key-bearing boxes, and `3` curtains at both outer bottoms.
- Goal
- Raise receivers to 50% in heart-loop order, complete the matching key boxes to open the lock columns, and reduce both `3` curtains before the heart tail drains.
- Opening
- Continue the olive 5% receiver, add teal, then orange for the first bottom-point groups. Send dark green only when its band reaches the outlet, followed by purple.
- Danger Zone
- The heart alternates red/pink from one side with olive/white/green from the other. Holding red and brown key boxes together blocks the intervening white or bright-green receiver.
- Mechanics
- Percentage receivers, four key-with-box unlocks, three chained reserve columns, and twin `3` curtains share four active slots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the olive box start at 5%?
It is already the active opening receiver; keep it in place for the first olive stream instead of replacing it.
When should a key box enter the active row?
Only when that key box's own color reaches the heart's bottom outlet, so it fills normally and then unlocks its linked cell.