Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 217 Walkthrough
Level 217 places a small hourglass inside two tall feeder arms and stacks several key boxes beside a left curtain that falls from 7 to 1. Clear the lower bowl first, complete each key only on its matching outlet run, and leave one slot open for every newly exposed tier.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 217 — Full Solution
- Send yellow and brown for the first lower-bowl groups, then red on the right bend.
- Add cyan and green as their waist segments descend, keeping one slot free.
- Complete the first key receiver on its matching run to expose the next reserve tier.
- Reduce the left curtain from 7 to 6 and 5 while alternating orange, green, pink, and cream.
- Complete the remaining key boxes one at a time without holding two locked colors together.
- Take the curtain to 1, then clear dark green, red, olive, orange, brown, purple, and cream.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Brown, Red, Cyan, Green, Cream, Pink, Navy, Orange, Olive, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Preloading four upper-row colors and leaving no slot for the key receiver.
- Advancing the curtain before clearing the box revealed by its previous decrement.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 217 (quick clues)
- A visible key is not urgent; send it only when the same color is already approaching the outlet.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A small hourglass with one lower outlet sits between two tall outer feeder arms. The narrow reserve contains cream, pink, red, navy, orange, green, cyan, several key-marked boxes, a tall left curtain marked 7, colored lock blocks, and deeper dark-green, red, olive, orange, brown, and cream boxes.
- Goal
- Drain the hourglass and arms, complete the key sequence, and reduce the left curtain from 7 through 6, 5, and 1.
- Opening
- Start yellow and brown for the lower bowl, follow with red on the right bend, then use cyan and green after one early receiver completes.
- Danger Zone
- Selecting cream, pink, red, and navy together fills the active row before the next key color arrives to open the vertical reserve.
- Mechanics
- Multiple key-with-box receivers unlock reserve cells in sequence while a tall curtain visibly counts from 7 toward 1.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should be cleared before the outer arms?
Use yellow, brown, and red to thin the lower hourglass bowl before chasing colors high in the two arms.
How is the 7 curtain opened?
Successive matching fills reduce its visible value through 6, 5, and 1 while the reserve tiers clear.