Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 385 Walkthrough
Level 385 feeds a compact oval from two long outer lanes above mirrored stepped reserve towers bracketed by arrow boxes. Open red, dark green, cream, and bright green, alternate navy/cyan with each newly exposed tower layer, and hold the bottom pink-brown pair for the late right-feeder tail.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 385 — Full Solution
- Send red, dark green, cream, and bright green for the opening oval bands.
- After bright green leaves, rotate navy and cyan through the freed slot and clear the first upper arrow box.
- Use the exposed red, dark green, cream, and purple receivers for the next lap, waiting for a departure before every new tower color.
- Alternate olive, yellow, purple, and dark blue as the outer feeders shorten, clearing the second pair of arrow boxes on matching bands.
- Bring in cyan, pink, and brown for the late right-feeder tail, then use the remaining olive and gray from the left tower.
- Let the final green/gray fills leave, verify the empty oval and reserve, and confirm the `Congrats` card.
Colors in this level:
Red, Dark-green, Cream, Green, Navy, Cyan, Purple, Olive, Yellow, Blue, Pink, Brown, Gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Preloading the bottom pink or brown receiver during the red-green-cream opening.
- Clearing one reserve tower top-to-bottom without checking which feeder owns the next outlet band.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 385 (quick clues)
- Keep one slot free whenever the outlet switches feeder sides.
- Do not activate both bottom finishers together.
- Clear each arrow box only when its matching band is already approaching.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A compact oval ring shares one bottom outlet with two long outer feeders. The split reserve forms mirrored stepped towers of olive, gray, cyan, blue, purple, pink, cream, brown, red, and green boxes, with arrow-marked boxes at both ends.
- Goal
- Alternate tower layers in feeder order, clear all four arrow boundary boxes, and preserve a free slot for every left-to-right transition.
- Opening
- Send red, dark green, and cream, then bright green; replace bright green with navy and cyan after its first band completes.
- Danger Zone
- The visible bottom pink and brown belong to the late right feeder. Parking either beside red, green, and cream blocks the navy/cyan handoff through the oval.
- Mechanics
- Mirrored stepped reserve towers and four arrow-marked boundary boxes turn a plain oval route into a four-slot timing puzzle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which receivers start Beads Out Level 385?
The verified run opens red, dark green, cream, and bright green, then rotates navy and cyan into the freed slot.
When should the bottom pink and brown boxes be used?
Save them for the late right-feeder tail after the arrow-marked middle layers have cleared.