Beads Out level guide
Beads Out Level 422 Walkthrough
Level 422 hides both feeder tails behind mystery sections and gates its late receivers with green and red key boxes plus a horizontal `4` cover. Clear the visible hourglass first, time each key receiver to its own color band, then use the `3/2/1` releases on the final tails.
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How to Solve Beads Out Level 422 — Full Solution
- Load blue, orange, and purple for the first lower-loop bands, adding red only after orange fills and leaves.
- Use pink, cream, and olive through the next rotation while holding both visible key boxes.
- Send the green key box on the green band to release the linked lower-left layer and locked-yellow route.
- Use cyan, gray, orange, and yellow from the released area, then complete the red key box when red returns.
- Cycle blue, burgundy, purple, and pink as the inner hourglass empties and the horizontal cover prepares to count down.
- Use exposed navy at `3`, yellow at `2`, and green at `1`, matching each release to the outlet.
- Finish orange, red, cream, olive, and the last green receiver from the mystery feeder tails.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Orange, Purple, Red, Pink, Cream, Olive, Green, Cyan, Gray, Yellow, Burgundy, Navy
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Parking both key boxes beside unfinished purple and cyan receivers.
- Treating the horizontal `4` cover as a move limit instead of a staged receiver release.
Quick Tips for Beads Out Level 422 (quick clues)
- Send a key box only when its own color is already near the outlet.
- Keep one slot free before the horizontal cover leaves `4`.
- Use navy, yellow, and green in the order exposed by `3`, `2`, and `1`.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Mystery-marked feeder arms enter a nested hourglass. The reserve contains left red-purple pairs, right white-olive boxes, a red key box, a cyan-pink column, a green key-with-box beside locked yellow, and a horizontal blue cover marked `4`.
- Goal
- Drain the hourglass, complete both key receivers, and reduce the horizontal cover to expose the late navy, yellow, and green boxes.
- Opening
- Begin with blue, orange, and purple, then add red only after the orange receiver leaves.
- Danger Zone
- Activating both key colors while purple and cyan remain unfinished fills the row before the next orange or yellow band arrives.
- Mechanics
- Two key-with-box releases lead into a horizontal numbered cover that visibly advances `4 → 3 → 2 → 1 → 0`.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I send the green key box in Level 422?
Use it when the green band is already approaching the outlet; completing the receiver releases the lower-left locked layer.
What comes out of the horizontal numbered cover?
Its late stages expose navy at `3`, yellow at `2`, and green at `1` for the remaining feeder colors.