Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 318 Walkthrough
Level 318 hides both feeder arms behind question marks and wraps them around an oval controlled by `3`, `5`, and `4` reserve gates. Open with blue and yellow, follow cyan, gray, red, and navy, and preserve one slot whenever a hidden band is about to enter the loop.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 318 — Full Solution
- Activate purple and blue for the first exposed oval bands, then add yellow only when its lower arc reaches the outlet.
- Complete purple and use its vacancy for cyan while blue and yellow remain active.
- Finish the receiver tied to the orange `3`; it opens and exposes red plus the blue key-marked box on the next ledge.
- Use red at its lower-oval band, then add navy when the left hidden arm reveals the dark segment.
- Complete the receiver tied to the orange `5`; it opens the middle gray-red ledge while the separate lower gate remains at `4`.
- Match orange and then pink from the right hidden arm, keeping green and brown out while a 50% receiver is active.
- Complete the next lower-gate fill to move `4` to `3` and expose yellow; finish yellow to move `3` to `2` and expose olive.
- Complete olive to move `2` to `1` and expose cyan; finish cyan to move `1` to `0` and remove the gray blocker.
- Use the released navy and brown boxes for the final hidden-arm bands, then finish green, pink, red, cyan, and yellow.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Yellow, Cyan, Gray, Red, Navy, Orange, Pink, Green, Brown, Lime, Purple
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Loading green, pink, and brown before their hidden bands are revealed.
- Filling the fourth slot while a percentage receiver is still waiting.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 318 (quick clues)
- Use purple's released slot for cyan while the opening blue and yellow receivers remain active.
- Resolve the orange `3` and orange `5` blockers separately; neither is the lower gray `4` gate.
- Follow the lower release chain exactly: `4` exposes yellow, `3` exposes olive, `2` exposes cyan, and cyan takes `1` to `0`.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two tall question-mark feeders join an oval loop above one outlet. The active row starts empty. Green, pink, purple, brown, orange, gray, and blue boxes surround blockers; orange cells marked `3` and `5` and a lower gate marked `4` control deeper cyan, navy, pink, yellow, and lime boxes.
- Goal
- Read each hidden feeder band, open the separate orange `3` and `5` blockers, then advance the lower gray gate through `4`, `3`, `2`, `1`, and `0`.
- Opening
- Activate blue and yellow for the first revealed bands, then cyan and gray; follow with red and navy when they rotate into the bottom of the oval.
- Danger Zone
- Green, pink, and brown stay visible while several matching bands remain hidden. Selecting all three beside a 50% receiver leaves no slot when a question mark reveals red or cyan.
- Mechanics
- Two concealed feeder arms, percentage receivers, and three staged numeric gates share one four-slot row.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I handle the question-mark feeders in Level 318?
Keep one active slot open and wait until each hidden band is visible near the oval before selecting its receiver.
Are the 3, 5, and 4 values move limits?
No. They are staged reserve gates that change as matching fill cycles complete.