Cube Land Puzzle Game level guide
Cube Land Puzzle Level 163 Walkthrough
Collapse the red-orange checkerboard shell one face at a time, then preserve slots for its green-blue mosaic and large purple inner cube.
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How to Solve Cube Land Puzzle Game Level 163 — Full Solution
- Drain exposed red batches across the front checkerboard face.
- Rotate to top and right faces and use orange on broad reachable bands.
- Finish one red-orange face before opening another.
- Use green only after the first mosaic window appears.
- Add blue beside the exposed green band.
- Rotate the hollowed shell and finish its red-orange frame.
- Release a shell remainder before selecting both purple batches.
- Drain purple across each broad inner-cube face.
- Clear the small green-red cap and blue-pink edge strips.
- Rotate once more and finish the purple fragments.
Colors in this level:
Red, Orange, Green, Blue, Purple, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening green against an intact shell wastes a holding slot.
- Starting both purple batches before red-orange remainders drain can fill all five slots.
Quick Tips for Cube Land Puzzle Game Level 163 (quick clues)
- Finish one shell face at a time.
- Wait for a real mosaic window.
- Free a slot before two purple batches.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A huge cube has red-orange checkerboard front, top, and right faces; red 80/80/50/80 and green 60 are exposed.
- Goal
- Open square windows through the shell, clear green-blue mosaics, and rotate the thick purple core to empty.
- Opening
- Feed red into the checkerboard front and top, use orange on reachable bands, and delay green until a window opens.
- Danger Zone
- Multiple red-orange remainders can strand green, blue, and purple magazines before a shell face collapses.
- Mechanics
- A checkerboard outer cube hides green-blue mosaic layers and then a separately rotating purple inner cube.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Level 163 model?
A large red-orange checkerboard cube built around nested colored layers.
What appears behind the checkerboard?
Green-blue mosaic windows followed by a thick purple inner cube.
Why finish one outer face at a time?
It lets red-orange remainders clear before the buried green, blue, and purple colors enter.