Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 228 Walkthrough
Level 228 combines a question-mark oval with an orange `4` curtain, lower cells marked `6-3-6`, and rock-blocked reserve lanes. Work orange, purple, green, yellow, white, and red first, then process cyan and blue as separate receivers.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 228 — Full Solution
- Keep the preloaded mint receiver active, then add orange and gray for the first outlet bands.
- Send pink and green after one of those receivers leaves.
- Use yellow, then white and red as the bottom lip changes.
- Cycle cyan and blue separately to reduce the orange `4` and lower `6-3-6` cells.
- Activate brown and pink after their lanes around the rocks are exposed.
- Finish the revealed cream, green, and orange tail.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Purple, Green, Yellow, White, Red, Cyan, Blue, Brown, Pink, Cream
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Using one blue box for both cyan and dark-blue bands, which leaves the other band unmatched.
- Parking brown, yellow, cyan, and blue together before the numbered center has opened.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 228 (quick clues)
- Treat cyan and blue as distinct colors and activate each only for its own outlet band.
- Keep the preloaded mint receiver in place while the first oval band drains.
- Leave one slot open whenever either feeder still shows a question mark.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A vertical oval loop joins two question-mark feeder arms. The reserve contains green, white, red, cyan, blue, brown, yellow, pink, orange, and purple boxes; a center orange curtain reads `4`, lower cells read `6`, `3`, and `6`, and fixed rocks occupy the left lanes.
- Goal
- Match the oval stream, count down the `4` and `6-3-6` cells, then clear the boxes exposed around the rock blocks.
- Opening
- Keep the preloaded mint receiver active, then add orange and gray as their bands reach the lower lip. Follow with pink and green after a receiver leaves.
- Danger Zone
- Cyan and blue use different receivers. Loading both beside brown and yellow before the outlet changes occupies all four slots.
- Mechanics
- Question-mark arms, four numbered cells, and fixed rock blocks create a staged reserve.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do cyan and blue need separate boxes in Level 228?
The video shows distinct light-cyan and darker-blue bands, and each fills only its matching receiver.
What do the rock blocks change?
They keep the lower reserve lanes inaccessible until the numbered cells have counted down.