Cube Land Puzzle Game level guide
Cube Land Puzzle Level 320 Walkthrough
Open the beige hot-air balloon, follow its purple-yellow diamond weave around each rotation, and release the paired orange remainders before attacking the pink-green basket core.
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How to Solve Cube Land Puzzle Game Level 320 — Full Solution
- Use beige 70/80/70 on the exposed canopy and black 8 on the basket shadow.
- Fire purple 60 into the first diamond stripe and cream 40 into the rotated pale face.
- Select the paired orange 60 magazines only when the orange inner band comes forward.
- Clear the pink neck and red accent, then drain purple 35/35 around the opposite lattice.
- Use orange 13/25 with yellow 9 on the lower diamond section and let both orange remainders empty.
- Rotate through the broad yellow inner half, alternating cream, yellow, and purple.
- Clear the basket and compact core with pink, green, red, orange, and dark gray.
- Finish with the last yellow and purple fragments until the balloon disappears.
Colors in this level:
Beige, Purple, Yellow, Black, Cream, Orange, Pink, Red, Green, Gray, Brown
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Selecting both orange magazines before their band is exposed occupies two holding slots.
- Adding cream or red while purple 35/35 and orange 13/25 wait can fill the tray.
Quick Tips for Cube Land Puzzle Game Level 320 (quick clues)
- Follow one diamond face at a time.
- Release both linked orange remainders.
- Save green for the basket core.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A tall beige balloon has a purple-and-yellow diamond lattice, dark brown basket, and pink neck; five slots are empty above beige 70/80/70 and black 8.
- Goal
- Peel the beige shell and woven lattice, expose the broad yellow inner canopy, then clear the pink neck, green accent, and basket.
- Opening
- Use exposed beige first, then purple 60 and black 39; wait for the orange inner band before selecting the paired orange 60 magazines.
- Danger Zone
- Purple 35/35, orange 13/25, and yellow 9 can occupy all five slots; allow the linked orange remainders to fire before introducing buried cream or red.
- Mechanics
- The balloon's diamond weave requires repeated face changes and ends in a long yellow-purple peel around a compact pink-green center.
Frequently Asked Questions
What distinguishes Level 320's balloon?
Its beige canopy carries a purple-and-yellow diamond weave rather than horizontal bands.
Why do two orange magazines become linked remainders?
Their matching orange regions are split across rotated inner faces.
What is inside the canopy?
A broad yellow layer surrounding a pink neck, green accent, and dark basket core.