Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 263 Walkthrough
Level 263 packs percentage boxes around an hourglass belt whose left and right waists repeatedly reorder the outlet colors. Clear the short pale-orange opening first, then mix one quick receiver with blue, cyan, and other long-fill boxes so the four-slot row keeps moving.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 263 — Full Solution
- Open with pale and orange for the first lower-waist bands.
- Add purple at the left pinch, then green for the next right-side handoff.
- Bring in pink and cyan after an opening receiver completes, leaving the fourth slot empty through the transition.
- Use blue and gray for the longer middle bands and wait for their percentages to advance before adding another long-fill color.
- Cycle red, lime, and the remaining orange as the upper bowl contracts into the lower loop.
- Finish cyan, pink, and dark blue only after their matching reserve boxes are exposed.
Colors in this level:
White, Orange, Purple, Green, Pink, Cyan, Blue, Gray, Red, Lime
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Loading blue, cyan, gray, and purple together while all four still need long bands.
- Reading only one waist and missing the color entering from the opposite side.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 263 (quick clues)
- Pair each long-fill percentage box with a short local band that will free a slot quickly.
- Read both waist approaches before selecting the fourth receiver.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A closed hourglass belt pinches at both sides around an open center. A dense reserve grid holds green, orange, pink, blue, cyan, gray, purple, red, and lime boxes with visible fill percentages.
- Goal
- Drain both bowls of the hourglass by matching the alternating waist handoffs without parking four large-percentage boxes together.
- Opening
- Start pale and orange at the lower waist, then use purple and green as their bands enter the pinch.
- Danger Zone
- Blue, cyan, and several other boxes require long fills. Activating four of them together blocks the immediate orange or pink receiver at the next waist handoff.
- Mechanics
- The hourglass geometry repeatedly separates and rejoins band order; visible numbers are receiver fill percentages, not a countdown or move limit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Level 263's hourglass difficult?
The two pinched sides alternate which band reaches the outlet, while several active boxes take multiple handoffs to complete.
Are the percentage values a move limit?
No. They show how full each receiver is as matching beads enter it.