Which magazines should open Cube Land Puzzle Level 60?

Use the two visible yellow/gold 60 batches on the stepped outer corners before rotating into the red-blue ring.

Why is black important in Level 60?

Black removes the cross-shaped structural rails; those rails conceal the cyan-blue inset that must be released for the endgame.

Cube Land Puzzle Game level guide

expert 6 colors

Use Level 60's yellow 60 openers on the stepped outer corners, rotate red and blue rings carefully, then free cyan through the black inner frame.

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Fire the first yellow/gold 60 into the visible yellow chevron and retain its remainder for the next yellow edge.
Use the second yellow/gold batch on the adjoining corner while red and blue ring faces remain side-facing.
When the red-blue hexagonal ring faces front, clear its visible red section and then its adjacent blue section.
Resume yellow on exposed outer zigzags and use cyan only where the cyan panel has opened past the black divider.
Hold black until a full black cross rail faces front, because it gates the inset behind it.
Rotate red and blue around the ring one exposed face at a time instead of parking both remainders with cyan.
Let question-mark queue columns advance after an outer batch drains, then use the released colour on its visible corner.
Clear cyan and blue inset panels as the solid separates into a black four-pointed frame.
Use red on the exposed center pieces, then resume black on frame arms as each arm turns front-facing.
Keep a cyan slot while the black arms collapse, then clear the cyan inset and remaining blue-red fragments.
Finish the scattered center with the final black return.

Colors in this level:

Yellow, Red, Blue, Cyan, Black, Gold

Loading black before a full rail is exposed leaves it unable to drain and blocks the cyan inset release.
Opening red, blue, and cyan together before the first ring turn fills the holding row with remainders from hidden faces.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A faceted solid has red-blue concentric hexagonal faces, black cross rails, and yellow/cyan stepped-chevron corners above five empty slots; yellow/gold 60, 60, and 80 values lead the queue.
Goal: Clear the stepped corners and ring faces, open the black rails, then dismantle cyan-blue inserts, red center pieces, and the black four-pointed core frame.
Opening: Start yellow/gold 60 on the visible yellow chevron, use the second yellow batch on the adjoining corner, and delay red-blue until their ring faces rotate front-facing.
Danger Zone: Red, blue, cyan, and black arrive together while some black rails remain covered; filling all five slots blocks the delayed cyan return and question-mark queue advance.
Mechanics: The outer concentric rings break into a black four-pointed structural frame with cyan-blue inserts; black rail clears are the gate to the late scattered core.

Which magazines should open Cube Land Puzzle Level 60?
Use the two visible yellow/gold 60 batches on the stepped outer corners before rotating into the red-blue ring.
Why is black important in Level 60?
Black removes the cross-shaped structural rails; those rails conceal the cyan-blue inset that must be released for the endgame.