What does the Level 469 block show first?

A pale deep block with a recessed dark panel marked `50` and a patterned dark top.

What is inside the numbered block?

A framed green/cyan center, a magenta center with red lower grid, and a blue face exposed by rotation.

Blue 4, dark-gray 1, and yellow 20 lead into blue 0 after the red and cream remnants clear.

Cube Land Puzzle Game level guide

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Drain the pale block marked `50`, rotate through its green/cyan and magenta/red framed core, then preserve a slot for the final blue cleanup.

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Fire cream 78 on the pale face around the recessed `50` panel.
Follow dark-gray 53 and dark-gray 0, then dark-gray 1 and the dark-gray 0 and dark-gray 58 transition as the top and side frame opens.
Use cream 69 and cream 22 on the newly exposed pale strip, rotating around the deep side rather than treating the label as a flat board.
When dark-gray 60, brown 55, and blue 0 appear together, clear the accessible dark, brown, and blue edge pieces while keeping the green/cyan center available.
Rotate to the framed inner view and use cream 48, brown 22, blue 0, and green 42; the green/cyan `50` panels sit inside the pale frame.
Continue through the green/cyan face, then rotate to expose the magenta center and red lower grid before loading the yellow target.
Clear cream 27 and cream 25, then pale 44, dark-gray 12, yellow 20, and blue 36 as the model turns toward the blue/red face.
Drain dark-gray 0 and yellow 2 before the red 0 and red 16 pair and cream 15, preserving the final blue slot.
Finish blue 4, dark-gray 1, and yellow 20 and let blue 0 complete after the last red and cream pieces disappear.
Wait for the final completion animation and the empty five-slot row.

Colors in this level:

Cream, White, Dark-gray, Brown, Blue, Green, Cyan, Magenta, Red, Yellow, Purple

Treating the `50` front as the finish leaves the green/cyan framed core and blue/red face hidden.
Loading yellow and red together without checking the rotated blue face can consume the final holding slot.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A deep pale tiled block has a recessed dark front panel marked `50`, a patterned dark top, and brown side depth; cream 78 is active and dark-gray 40, 70, 78, and 60 lead the queue.
Goal: Remove the pale shell and `50` panel, then clear the green/cyan panels, magenta center, red lower grid, yellow strip, blue face, and remaining dark and cream fragments.
Opening: Use cream 78, drain dark-gray 53, dark-gray 0, and dark-gray 1 and the dark-gray 0 and dark-gray 58 transition, then cream 69 and cream 22 before the brown and blue inner colors appear.
Danger Zone: The core moves through cream 27 and cream 25, pale 44, dark-gray 12, yellow 20, blue 36, then dark-gray 0, yellow 2, red 0, red 16, and cream 15 while the blue face is still needed.
Mechanics: The `50` face is only the outer label; rotations reveal a green/cyan framed scene, a magenta center with red lower panel, and a blue relative face inside the same depth.

What does the Level 469 block show first?
A pale deep block with a recessed dark panel marked `50` and a patterned dark top.
What is inside the numbered block?
A framed green/cyan center, a magenta center with red lower grid, and a blue face exposed by rotation.
Which three magazines lead into the last blue zero?
Blue 4, dark-gray 1, and yellow 20 lead into blue 0 after the red and cream remnants clear.