Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 238 Walkthrough
Level 238 hides feeder colors behind black question-mark segments around a thick oval ring, with a left ice block starting at 750 and a three-cell gate reading brown 4, beige 4, white 1. Clear the visible oval with mint-orange-gray-white, preserve one active slot for each hidden-color reveal at the feeder bend, and postpone yellow and olive until the 4-4-1 gate opens and the ice has fallen below 150.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 238 — Full Solution
- Keep the preloaded mint receiver active, then add orange, gray, and white for the visible opening oval groups.
- Replace orange with pink when it leaves, then cycle burgundy and blue through the freed slot.
- Keep one slot free as each black question-mark group reveals its color at the feeder bend; match the revealed color before committing the fourth slot.
- Use yellow, green, and cyan as the ice falls through 500, 350, and 150, keeping one receiver turning over per pass.
- Clear red and brown to count the 4-4-1 gate cells down toward zero.
- After the gate opens, finish olive, the remaining yellow, purple, lavender, and the last hidden feeder tail colors.
Colors in this level:
Mint, Orange, Gray, White, Pink, Burgundy, Blue, Yellow, Green, Cyan, Red, Brown, Olive, Purple, Lavender
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling all four slots before a mystery segment.
- Taking olive before the 4-4-1 gate clears.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 238 (quick clues)
- Keep one slot empty for every question-mark reveal.
- Delay olive until the gate opens.
- Keep the preloaded mint receiver active for the opening oval group.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two tall feeders enter a thick oval ring; several feeder groups are hidden behind black question-mark segments. Four active slots sit over pink, burgundy, white, orange, yellow, blue, brown, gray, cyan, green, and red boxes. A left ice block begins at 750; the lower reserve gate reads brown 4, beige 4, and white 1 from left to right, with an olive box beside the gate.
- Goal
- Drain the visible oval before committing to hidden feeder colors, lower the ice to 50, then clear the 4-4-1 gate so the final yellow and olive boxes can leave.
- Opening
- Keep the preloaded mint receiver active, then add orange, gray, and white; replace orange with pink after it leaves.
- Danger Zone
- The black question-mark segments make the next feeder colors unknowable. Loading yellow and purple together just before a hidden segment reveals occupies two slots with no immediate match, and the revealed color has no receiver available.
- Mechanics
- Hidden-color feeder segments, one ice counter, and a 4-4-1 gate.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should mystery segments be handled?
Keep one active slot empty until each black question mark reveals its color.
When is olive used?
After red and brown reduce the bottom 4-4-1 gate.