Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 240 Walkthrough
Level 240 crosses a pale inner bridge through a broad circular ring above twin ice blocks starting at 600, paired brown counters marked 4, paired orange counters marked 6, and a linked brown-yellow pair at upper center. Open navy-red-burgundy-yellow, preserve cyan for the bridge turn, and complete the yellow key box only when both numbered counter rows have reached 1 and yellow is approaching the outlet.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 240 — Full Solution
- Keep the preloaded navy receiver active, then add red, burgundy, and yellow for the first ring groups.
- Replace navy with cyan after it completes, then use green as the bridge passes the outlet.
- Alternate orange and gray while both ice blocks fall from 600 through 450 and 300.
- Use red, green, and purple to reduce the paired brown 4s and paired orange 6s, keeping one slot free per cycle.
- Move the linked brown-yellow pair after both counter rows reach 1.
- Complete the yellow key box to release the locked reserve.
- Finish olive, cyan, orange, purple, and the last red-green feeder tail.
Colors in this level:
Navy, Red, Burgundy, Yellow, Cyan, Green, Orange, Gray, Purple, Brown, Olive
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Taking green and orange before cyan.
- Treating the bridge as another outlet.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 240 (quick clues)
- The bridge is not a second outlet.
- Complete the yellow key box only after both counter rows reach 1 and yellow is approaching the outlet.
- Keep the preloaded navy receiver active for the opening band.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two feeders enter a broad circular loop crossed by a pale inner bridge with one bottom-center outlet. Four active slots stand above navy, red, burgundy, yellow, cyan, green, orange, purple, gray, and olive boxes. Two ice blocks on both lower sides begin at 600; paired brown counters read 4, paired orange counters read 6, and a linked brown-yellow pair sits at upper center.
- Goal
- Drain the loop through the single bottom outlet, lower both ice blocks evenly through 300, exhaust the paired brown 4s before the paired orange 6s, then move the linked brown-yellow pair and complete the yellow key box to release the locked reserve.
- Opening
- Keep the preloaded navy receiver active, then add red, burgundy, and yellow; replace navy with cyan after it leaves.
- Danger Zone
- Green and orange sit exposed under the counters but their loop segments arrive after the bridge's white-yellow separator. Taking both together fills the row and blocks cyan before the separator can complete.
- Mechanics
- Inner bridge geometry, twin ice blocks, paired 4/6 counters, and a yellow key-linked lock share the four active slots.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the inner bridge have its own outlet?
No. All colors still drain through the single bottom-center outlet.
When should the yellow key box be completed?
After both numbered counter rows reach 1 and yellow is approaching the outlet, so its completed fill releases the locked reserve.