Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 248 Walkthrough
Level 248 routes two arms into a rounded square ring above a deep four-column reserve with three capacity counters starting at 450 and a persistent blue cell marked 4. Olive begins active at 0%; continue it, then cycle cyan, green, pink, gray, and orange while the counters fall, and save the bottom purple and cream lane until the blue 4 reaches zero.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 248 — Full Solution
- Continue olive for the first ring band at 0%, then activate cyan.
- Add green and pink as the ring rotates their groups to the outlet.
- Use gray and orange while all three 450 counters fall, keeping one slot free for the next arriving color.
- Reduce the blue 4 with matching fills as the counter approaches zero.
- After the gate opens, clear brown, cream, and red from the released bottom lane.
- Add purple only after its lane position is reachable and one active slot has cleared.
- Finish green, orange, and the remaining ring tail.
Colors in this level:
Olive, Cyan, Green, Pink, Gray, Orange, Brown, Cream, Red, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking purple before its lane opens.
- Treating the capacity counters as move limits.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 248 (quick clues)
- Do not activate bottom purple before the blue `4` reaches zero.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two arms enter a rounded square ring with one bottom outlet. Olive starts active at 0%. A deep four-column reserve holds cyan, green, pink, purple, gray, orange, cream, and red boxes arranged around three capacity counters starting at 450 and one blue cell marked 4. The bottom lane contains purple and cream boxes gated behind the blue 4.
- Goal
- Walk the square ring in outlet order, reduce all three 450 counters through completed matching fills, then count the blue 4 to zero so the gated bottom purple and cream lane becomes usable.
- Opening
- Continue olive, add cyan, then green and pink.
- Danger Zone
- Purple and cream sit in the gated bottom lane and cannot match until the blue 4 reaches zero. Parking either in the active row while the counters are still high blocks the orange and red handoffs that the ring needs to keep cycling.
- Mechanics
- Three `450` capacity counters and a persistent blue `4` stage the deep reserve.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the bottom lane open?
After matching fills reduce the blue `4` and the three adjacent capacity counters.
What is the opening receiver?
Olive begins active at 0%, so continue it for the first matching ring band.