Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 403 Walkthrough
Level 403 sends two tall feeders through a compact oval while a lower-right receiver layer stays covered behind a `6` counter. Match the open grid to the oval's short bands first, then use each departure to release the navy and cyan boxes needed for the last feeder tails.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 403 — Full Solution
- Tap bright green and lime for the first bottom-oval bands, then add pink and cyan as the outlet changes.
- Use white, orange, and yellow from the upper-right grid, allowing each to leave before selecting purple.
- Cycle dark blue, purple, peach, pink, and red around the oval's right side; their departures start reducing the lower-right cover from `6` to `5`.
- Continue with orange, cream, red, and magenta as the right feeder shortens, holding the isolated bottom green and olive receivers.
- Send gray, yellow, cream, and olive while the numbered cover moves through `4` and `3`.
- Use the released navy and cyan receivers at the late `2` stage, catch the final bright green and olive feeder sections, and let the last cyan box depart after the board turns gray.
Colors in this level:
Bright green, Lime, Pink, Cyan, White, Orange, Yellow, Dark blue, Purple, Peach, Red, Cream, Magenta, Gray, Olive, Navy
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Filling the row with visible pink, purple, and red receivers before their separate oval passes.
- Using the isolated bottom green or olive box before the corresponding long feeder tail approaches.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 403 (quick clues)
- Advance the `6` cover by finishing the color already at the outlet.
- Save the isolated bottom green and olive boxes for the long feeder tails.
- Do not group the visible pink, purple, and red boxes in the active row.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two vertical side feeders bend into a small oval above one outlet. A broad open color grid fills the reserve, a separate green-cyan-red-olive row sits at the bottom, and a lower-right cover marked `6` has purple directly above it.
- Goal
- Clear the oval in band order and complete enough receivers to reduce the `6` cover, expose its late boxes, and empty both feeder tails.
- Opening
- Begin with bright green and lime, then use pink and cyan before taking white, orange, and yellow from the upper-right grid.
- Danger Zone
- Pink, purple, and red are visible together but arrive on different oval passes. Loading all three beside an unfinished cream or orange box can fill every slot before the next counter-advancing match.
- Mechanics
- A single numbered lower-right layer counts down through receiver completions and withholds late navy and cyan receivers.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the box marked `6` open in Level 403?
Keep completing the current outlet colors; receiver departures reduce the number and reveal the late navy and cyan layer.
Which boxes should be saved for the end?
Hold the isolated bottom green and olive receivers, plus the covered navy and cyan layer, for the two incoming feeder tails.