Cube Land Puzzle Game level guide
Cube Land Puzzle Game Level 17 Walkthrough
Peel a blue-and-orange macaw, expose its red and green inner panels, and preserve space for the separated white-and-green finish.
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How to Solve Cube Land Puzzle Game Level 17 — Full Solution
- Fire blue 70 into the near wing, orange 70 into the head, neck, belly, and feet, then resume blue 40 as the bird turns.
- Use the blue 60/80 batches across the broad back and tail; rotate instead of selecting red through its first narrow stripe.
- When the red chest and wing stripe face forward, clear them with red and use orange on the remaining head strip.
- Take black only for the full eye cluster, then finish the short orange and blue remainders to reopen holding space.
- Feed green into the exposed inner wing and lower body, alternating with the remaining red strip above it.
- Resolve black 9, orange 4, blue 4, and red 7 before committing white 75 to the separated pale panels.
- Follow rotation with white, use green 50 on the last tail/body run, and return to white for the final 16-cube patch.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Orange, Red, White, Black, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Opening green through its first tiny window strands most of the green 50 magazine.
- Selecting white before the four short remainders clear removes the last free slot.
Quick Tips for Cube Land Puzzle Game Level 17 (spoiler-free)
- Delay red until the broad wing panel faces forward.
- Finish tiny black, orange, blue, and red remainders before white 75.
- Save green 50 for the revealed inner body and tail.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A macaw combines blue wings/back, orange head/belly/feet, red accents, white panels, a black eye, and a hidden green inner wing. Blue 70, orange 70, and blue 40 lead.
- Goal
- Clear the bird from its blue/orange exterior through the red wing and green body to the final white and green panels.
- Opening
- Use blue on the broad wing, orange on the exposed feet and belly, then resume blue after rotation.
- Danger Zone
- Black 9, orange 4, blue 4, and red 7 can occupy four slots while white 75 and green 50 wait below.
- Mechanics
- The blue shell hides a much larger green bird silhouette, and the final pale panels remain separated across rotations.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is hidden behind the blue wing?
A broad green inner wing and body appear after the blue exterior is removed.
How does Level 17 end?
Green clears the late tail while white returns to remove the final pale panels.