Beads Out level guide

Beads Out Level 318 Walkthrough

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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

  1. Activate purple and blue for the first exposed oval bands, then add yellow only when its lower arc reaches the outlet.
  2. Complete purple and use its vacancy for cyan while blue and yellow remain active.
  3. Finish the receiver tied to the orange `3`; it opens and exposes red plus the blue key-marked box on the next ledge.
  4. Use red at its lower-oval band, then add navy when the left hidden arm reveals the dark segment.
  5. Complete the receiver tied to the orange `5`; it opens the middle gray-red ledge while the separate lower gate remains at `4`.
  6. Match orange and then pink from the right hidden arm, keeping green and brown out while a 50% receiver is active.
  7. Complete the next lower-gate fill to move `4` to `3` and expose yellow; finish yellow to move `3` to `2` and expose olive.
  8. Complete olive to move `2` to `1` and expose cyan; finish cyan to move `1` to `0` and remove the gray blocker.
  9. 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.
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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`.
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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.

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