Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 321 Walkthrough
Level 321 winds two tall feeders through nested horizontal loops above a deep, partly covered reserve. Complete the starting orange and navy receivers, follow the inner-loop handoffs through cyan, yellow, purple, teal, and red, and leave the bottom olive and pale-purple boxes until the reserve has collapsed.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 321 — Full Solution
- Tap the upper orange box; it enters slot 1 at 50% and leaves when the orange band at the outlet finishes it.
- Tap navy into slot 2 for the dark-blue band that follows orange around the inner bend.
- Select teal from the upper reserve when teal reaches the outlet; keep the fourth slot empty.
- Add yellow only after orange leaves, then let yellow depart before opening another covered-row color.
- Tap dark purple for the lower-loop purple band and let navy complete beside it.
- Bring cyan in for the next inner return; cyan replaces navy rather than joining four waiting colors.
- Select lime when the bright-green inner band reaches the drain, exposing the first striped cell on the right.
- Use red for the burgundy-red lower arc, then replace red with the newly exposed orange box.
- Tap teal again for the outer-to-inner crossover and wait for its receiver to leave.
- Use blue, then yellow, as those two short inner bands pass the outlet.
- Select gray for the true gray band; keep lavender closed because it is a separate later color.
- Tap green for the feeder segment that enters after gray, exposing more of the left covered column.
- Use pink when the pink inner band appears, then take white for the following pale band.
- Select lavender only when the light-purple band reaches the lower loop; keep the gray receiver for the separate gray band.
- Tap the second dark-purple box for the next purple pass and let lavender leave first.
- Use red and green for the two newly exposed reserve boxes as their bands cross the outlet.
- Add orange for the late orange inner segment, then yellow for the short band immediately behind it.
- Take gray for the remaining gray feeder section and wait until it departs.
- Tap olive only when the olive tail descends from the right feeder.
- Finish with lavender and the last green box after the two reserve columns are otherwise empty.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Navy, Cyan, Yellow, Dark purple, Teal, Red, Lime, Gray, Green, Pink, White, Olive, Lavender, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating lavender and gray as one color and selecting the wrong receiver at their handoff.
- Loading dark purple, teal, cyan, and a covered-row color together before orange or navy leaves.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 321 (quick clues)
- Let orange leave before adding a fourth opening receiver.
- Use lavender and dark purple as separate colors; do not reserve one box for both bands.
- Delay the bottom olive box until olive appears on the final outer-feeder tail.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two tall feeders enter a pair of nested horizontal loops and share one bottom outlet. Orange starts at 50% and navy at 0% in the four-slot row. A deep four-column reserve contains striped covered cells and visible white, gray, teal, yellow, cyan, lime, purple, red, blue, orange, green, and olive boxes.
- Goal
- Drain both nested loops while peeling the reserve downward and preserving a receiver for every color that crosses from the outer loop into the inner return.
- Opening
- Finish orange first, keep navy for the following dark-blue band, then introduce cyan and yellow as their inner-loop sections approach the outlet.
- Danger Zone
- Purple and teal remain active across long rotations. Loading both before orange or cyan leaves can occupy all four slots when the next inner-loop color reaches the outlet.
- Mechanics
- Two nested loops repeatedly exchange the lead color while striped reserve cells uncover later boxes from the side and bottom columns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the inner loop the main danger in Level 321?
It changes the outlet lead before every outer-loop receiver has finished, so a full active row cannot accept the next handoff.
When are the bottom olive and pale-purple boxes safe?
Use them after the covered reserve has opened and the matching late bands are feeding into the inner return.