Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 393 Walkthrough
Level 393 routes two side arms through an asymmetric L-shaped loop and hides a second pastel reserve behind a metal cover. The active row starts empty: select brown, magenta, purple, and red in that order before working the other exposed colors and opening the pastel grid.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 393 — Full Solution
- Select brown first at 0% for the opening L-loop band, then add magenta and purple while brown continues receiving.
- Add red as the fourth opening receiver. After the first completed departure, use the freed slot for olive when its lower-left L band reaches the outlet.
- Complete olive, let it exit, then load gray for the next exposed band.
- Complete yellow and then orange, allowing both boxes to leave instead of carrying orange into the red segment.
- Fill red and navy separately; their departures remove the last boxes sitting above the metal-covered section.
- Clear the exposed pink and peach, then complete the bright-green box beside the metal cover; after bright green leaves, wait for the cover to retract and reveal the pastel grid.
- Select cyan from the new grid, fill it, and replace it with blue only after cyan leaves.
- Work white and gray one at a time across the revealed middle row.
- Fill yellow, pale pink, and magenta in outlet order, freeing a slot after every completed pastel box.
- Finish cream and dark navy, then select the final pink receiver when the remaining pink band reaches the bottom outlet and wait for it to leave.
Colors in this level:
Brown, Dark green, Bright green, Purple, Olive, Gray, Yellow, Orange, Red, Navy, Pink, Peach, Cyan, Blue, White, Magenta, Cream
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Selecting several similar pastel boxes at once.
- Ignoring the exposed strong colors while waiting for the lower grid.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 393 (quick clues)
- Wait for the metal cover to retract before loading any pastel-grid color.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two side arms enter an asymmetric L-shaped loop with one bottom outlet and four empty active slots. Brown, magenta, purple, and red form the verified opening row; dark green, olive, and the other exposed boxes surround a metal-covered lower block that later reveals gray, white, yellow, pink, and magenta boxes.
- Goal
- Use the exposed reserve to retract the metal cover, then clear the revealed pastel grid one shade at a time.
- Opening
- Select brown first at 0%, then magenta, purple, and red. Magenta reaches 50% while brown and purple are still receiving.
- Danger Zone
- Several late boxes are similar pink and white shades; selecting them together can block navy or cyan.
- Mechanics
- Four active slots, an asymmetric L loop, a retracting metal cover, and a two-stage reserve.
Frequently Asked Questions
When does the lower grid become usable?
After the exposed upper reserve is cleared far enough for the metal cover to retract.
How should the pastel boxes be handled?
Match one shade at a time and let its receiver leave before selecting a similar shade.