Should I tap the brown frame in Level 48?

Not from proximity. Clear gray 2 and peach 4 first, then wait for the automatic inner-row presentation before the brown phase.

Are the brown blocks part of the first route?

They form the outer question-mark frame and act as cover until brown is the active target phase.

No. The sampled tail shows the board clearing and a green piece dissolving on the reward shelf, but not a full WELL DONE page.

Cube Tap Sort level guide

hard 12 colors

Open Level 48's framed panel from gray and peach, follow the automatic inner-row presentations, and finish the sampled clearing tail.

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Clear the exposed gray 2 group from the inner route.
Clear peach 4 from the opening inner lane.
After the panel re-presents automatically, take teal and magenta from the inner row, then lime, blue, and cyan from the next openings.
Keep the brown question-mark frame and gray supports out of the buffer plan until their phases appear; then take brown, green, and orange from the outer/lower edge.
Finish the final green/orange pieces at the clearing tail; the source stops before a full WELL DONE reward page.

Colors in this level:

Gray, Peach, Teal, Magenta, Lime, Blue, Cyan, Brown, Green, Orange, Pink, Purple

Tapping the brown frame or gray support because it surrounds the active inner lane.
Ignoring a target refresh after the panel re-presents.
Spending buffer capacity on an inner color that belongs to a later phase.

Start with gray 2 and peach 4 from the exposed inner route.
Let the panel re-present automatically after each target refresh instead of tapping through the visible brown frame.
Keep the buffer open for the later cyan, brown, green, and orange phases.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: The opening board is a broad orange-brown question-mark frame with gray side supports and colorful inner lanes. Gray 2 and peach 4 are active, and the buffer row is empty.
Goal: Follow the refreshed teal, magenta, lime, blue, cyan, brown, green, and orange target phases as the framed panel re-presents.
Opening: Clear gray 2, then peach 4 from the exposed framed lanes.
Danger Zone: The brown question-mark frame and gray supports surround the colored route. They remain structural-looking cover until their named target phase appears.
Mechanics: A broad framed panel re-presents automatically to reveal inner colored rows while the brown outer frame and gray supports constrain which cubes are accessible; no manual swipe is introduced.

Should I tap the brown frame in Level 48?
Not from proximity. Clear gray 2 and peach 4 first, then wait for the automatic inner-row presentation before the brown phase.
Are the brown blocks part of the first route?
They form the outer question-mark frame and act as cover until brown is the active target phase.
Does Level 48 show the full reward?
No. The sampled tail shows the board clearing and a green piece dissolving on the reward shelf, but not a full WELL DONE page.