Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 276 Walkthrough
Level 276 joins two tall feeders through a rounded-square loop above a three-layer cyan-blue numbered stack marked 3. Complete the cyan/green and gray/burgundy opening waves, reduce the stack to 2, and delay nearby purple and pink until their bands reach the outlet.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 276 — Full Solution
- Send cyan, then green for the first outlet groups.
- Add gray and red as the rounded-square loop completes its opening lap.
- Use peach and dark blue when their right and left feeder bands reach the loop.
- Complete the next matching receiver group to remove the blue stack's top layer and change its number from 3 to 2.
- Take purple and pink only when their bands are on the lower loop, preserving the fourth slot for the exposed box.
- Clear cream, olive, light blue, and burgundy from the newly accessible bottom row.
- Finish brown, orange, yellow, red, and the remaining green tail from the two feeder arms.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Green, Gray, Red, Peach, Blue, Purple, Pink, Burgundy, Cream, Olive, Brown, Orange, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Calling or treating the blue numbered stack as a curtain.
- Activating purple and pink before their feeder bands reach the loop.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 276 (quick clues)
- Read 3 to 2 as one blue stack layer being removed.
- Do not pair both purple and pink with two half-filled opening receivers.
- Keep a slot free when the stack is about to expose its cyan box.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two tall feeder arms join a rounded-square loop with one bottom outlet. A stepped reserve contains a cyan-blue numbered cell stack marked 3 at the lower right.
- Goal
- Drain repeated loop laps, remove the numbered stack's layers from 3 toward 0, and clear the lower reserve it uncovers.
- Opening
- Use cyan and green first, then gray and burgundy/red as their bands enter the lower loop.
- Danger Zone
- Purple and pink are exposed beside the numbered stack before their bands arrive; loading both beside two half-filled opening receivers can fill all four slots.
- Mechanics
- The blue object is a numbered cell stack, not a curtain. Receiver completions remove layers, visibly changing 3 to 2 before uncovering the cyan box beneath.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the blue 3 object a curtain?
No. It is a stack of numbered blue cells; completing matching receiver waves removes a layer and changes 3 to 2.
What appears after the numbered stack advances?
Its upper layer disappears and the cyan box beneath becomes available beside the lower reserve.