What should I do when the Level 6 target row changes?

Stop chasing the previous color and follow the newly active target boxes; the board is designed to open in several phases.

Does Level 6 use the buffer?

Yes. A lime/green cube is visibly in slot one and a gray cube later appears in slot two, so preserve the remaining space.

Cube Tap Sort level guide

hard 10 colors

Work through the changing target phases on the wide patterned block and preserve buffer space after lime and gray cubes are parked.

If the player asks you to sign in, open the video on YouTube instead.

Confirm dark-blue flower 4 and pink flower 3 and note the four empty buffer cells.
Clear the exposed blue and pink groups, then switch to the yellow group when it becomes active.
Follow the target row through lavender/green and magenta/purple as the block separates.
After the lime cube enters buffer slot one and the gray cube appears in slot two, avoid speculative releases.
Finish the peach/gray and lime/cyan end phases and wait for WELL DONE.

Colors in this level:

Blue, Pink, Yellow, Lavender, Green, Purple, Magenta, Orange, Gray, Cyan

Continuing to tap a previous target color after the target row has changed.
Treating the visible buffer pieces as animation debris and using their slots again.

Start with the blue and pink target groups shown above the block.
Treat the target row as the source of truth after every phase transition.
Count the lime and gray buffer pieces as occupied space and preserve the remaining slots.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: The opening board is a wide multi-layer block with dark-blue flower 4 and pink flower 3 targets. Four buffer cells are empty before the first release.
Goal: Advance through blue/pink, yellow, lavender/green, magenta/purple, peach/gray, and lime/cyan target phases until the final reward screen.
Opening: Clear the exposed dark-blue flower and pink flower groups first, then follow the target row when it replaces the opening pair.
Danger Zone: A lime/green cube visibly occupies buffer slot one early, and a gray cube later occupies slot two. The video does not expose the exact loss threshold.
Mechanics: The level tests target-phase tracking across a large block that breaks into smaller exposed sections; no new control tutorial is shown.

What should I do when the Level 6 target row changes?
Stop chasing the previous color and follow the newly active target boxes; the board is designed to open in several phases.
Does Level 6 use the buffer?
Yes. A lime/green cube is visibly in slot one and a gray cube later appears in slot two, so preserve the remaining space.