Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 366 Walkthrough
Level 366 wraps a tall inner oval inside two late-feeding outer columns and stages its compact reserve behind twin orange cells marked 3. Open with lime, purple, orange, and pink, then let each receiver leave before adding the red, navy, cyan, cream, and yellow boxes released as both counters fall.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 366 — Full Solution
- Activate lime for the first outlet band, then add purple for the lower-oval handoff.
- Send orange next and use pink as the fourth opening receiver.
- Let pink complete and leave before selecting another reserve box; orange follows and frees the next slot.
- Use those completed fills to take both orange lower cells from `3` to `2`, then through `1` so the lower reserve opens.
- Cycle red, navy, cyan, and the newly exposed purple box one at a time as their oval bands arrive.
- Bring in yellow and cream only when the right outer feeder makes their bands outlet-facing.
- Clear the arrow-marked blue and cream boxes, keeping one active slot open for the next feeder handoff.
- Finish olive, cyan, navy, and the final orange tail, then verify the empty board and `Perfect!` result.
Colors in this level:
Lime, Purple, Orange, Pink, Red, Navy, Cyan, Blue, Cream, Gray, Yellow, Olive, Peach
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking gray beside red and navy while its matching band is still high in an outer feeder.
- Refilling both departing slots at once and leaving no space for the next cyan or pink handoff.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 366 (quick clues)
- Replace only a receiver that has visibly completed and left.
- Delay gray until its outer-column band is close to the outlet.
- Do not mistake the cleared inner oval for the end; both outer columns still hold beads.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A tall inner oval and two outer feeder columns share one bottom outlet. Four active slots sit above a stepped reserve containing ordinary colored boxes, several blue or cream arrow-marked boxes, and twin orange lower cells that both start at `3`.
- Goal
- Drain the inner oval, reduce both orange cells through `3`, `2`, and `1`, then clear the exposed reserve while the two outer columns continue feeding late color bands.
- Opening
- Send lime first, purple second, orange third, and pink fourth; wait for pink, then orange, to complete before refilling their slots.
- Danger Zone
- Near the one-minute handoff, navy and red can sit active while pink, cyan, and yellow remain separated on the oval. Adding gray or another navy box then consumes the last slot before either can fill.
- Mechanics
- Twin `3` cells stage a stepped reserve; arrow-marked boxes and two late outer feeder columns share the same four-slot row.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the opening box order in Level 366?
The video opens lime, purple, orange, then pink, and waits for a completion before adding a fifth box.
Why does Level 366 continue after the oval thins out?
The two outer columns still feed late colors into the same bottom outlet.