Which magazines should open Level 61?

Start with the visible green 70 and green 60 magazines; they can immediately fire into the bird's front shell.

Why should I save a holding slot in Level 61?

The red body eventually exposes purple and black inner blocks, so a full row can prevent the late core magazines from being used.

Cube Land Puzzle Game level guide

hard 8 colors

Clear the green bird's 70/60 opening shell, use cream and yellow on its face, then preserve a slot for the red, purple, and black inner core.

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Fire green 70 and the adjacent green 60 into the visible front shell, allowing both to discharge together.
Use cream 60 on the face and belly, then send yellow 32 into the orange beak as it becomes reachable.
Resume green through the front-right turn and clear the rear/side green strips before filling the holding row.
Take yellow and cream remainders only when their face blocks rotate forward to expose the first red body panel.
Work the red 70 passes across the front body, then follow red around the left side and rear during the next turns.
Leave one slot open while white and short red remainders wait; clear exposed black edge blocks instead of parking every late magazine.
Alternate purple inner-face and black-border magazines through the narrowed model.
Finish the remaining red and purple fragments after the black edge clears and the inner core is fully visible.

Colors in this level:

Green, Cream, Black, Orange, Yellow, Red, White, Purple

Opening buried white or red magazines before the red body rotates forward fills the holding row without removing cubes.
Treating purple as a single late pass leaves its far-side blocks behind the black edge.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A round green bird has a cream face and belly, black eyes, an orange beak, and red blocks behind the outer shell; green 70, green 70, green 60, cream 60, and green 60 lead five empty holding slots.
Goal: Remove the green outer face and rear strips, expose the red body, then clear the purple-black inner cluster until the model vanishes.
Opening: Start green 70 and green 60 on the visible front, add cream 60 to the face, then use the revealed yellow 32 on the beak.
Danger Zone: Cream, yellow, and later green remainders can occupy the row together; carrying late white and red into the purple-black turn can consume every safe slot.
Mechanics: The green-cream bird peels into a large red body, then a red-and-purple inner silhouette with black edge blocks that needs alternating turns.

Which magazines should open Level 61?
Start with the visible green 70 and green 60 magazines; they can immediately fire into the bird's front shell.
Why should I save a holding slot in Level 61?
The red body eventually exposes purple and black inner blocks, so a full row can prevent the late core magazines from being used.