Cube Land Puzzle Game level guide
Cube Land Puzzle Level 387 Walkthrough
Follow gold around a tall saxophone's bell and neck, then dismantle the long blue body while clearing cream keys, brown braces, green fittings, and a hidden magenta lower bow.
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How to Solve Cube Land Puzzle Game Level 387 — Full Solution
- Let gold 55 clear the exposed bell and continue gold around the broad rear shell.
- Rotate through the neck so the remaining gold strip and hooked mouthpiece edge come into range.
- Use green and dark on the small side fittings, then brown on the mouthpiece channel and lower braces.
- Start blue only after the gold shell opens a full side of the long body.
- Alternate blue body batches with cream on the raised key pads along both sides.
- Clear the magenta lower bow and the small green detail exposed above it.
- Finish the thin blue neck, remaining cream keys, brown side blocks and last magenta fragments.
Colors in this level:
Gold, Yellow, Blue, Cream, Brown, Green, Dark-gray, Magenta
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting blue while gold still covers the rear neck can strand both colors in the tray.
- Ignoring the cream key pads on the far side leaves cream active after the main blue body is nearly gone.
Quick Tips for Cube Land Puzzle Game Level 387 (quick clues)
- Follow gold around the neck.
- Pair blue body clears with cream keys.
- Save the magenta bow for late rotations.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A tall gold saxophone has a hooked neck, blue lower body, brown mouthpiece channel, cream key pads and a hidden magenta bow; gold 55 starts active above a queue led by two gold 70 batches.
- Goal
- Remove the gold shell, expose the blue body, and clear every raised key, brace, fitting and lower bend.
- Opening
- Let gold 55 sweep the front bell and rotate the horn so later gold batches can reach its rear shell and neck.
- Danger Zone
- Gold survives on the upper neck across rotations, so loading brown and blue together can crowd the tray before that remainder empties.
- Mechanics
- The narrow saxophone keeps its full height after the gold layer falls, revealing cream keys along a blue body and a late magenta lower bow.
Frequently Asked Questions
What model is Level 387?
A tall gold-and-blue saxophone with cream keys and a magenta lower bend.
Why does gold remain active so long?
Gold wraps from the bell across the rear shell and up the rotating neck.
Where is the magenta section?
It is buried at the lower bow beneath the blue body.