Beads Out Level 100 Walkthrough Solution | Beads Out 100

Beads Out Level 100 Guide: The Crate Lock and Frozen Cube Trap

This board is an absolute meat grinder. Beads Out Level 100 throws a massive 5x4 grid of assorted Boxes at you, right beneath a deeply congested three-lane Conveyor. You do not have room for error here.

The dominant bead colors choking the chute immediately are Yellow, Pink, and Green. You also have Brown and Grey clogging the outer right track. The bottom Box placement is intentionally hostile. The game buries your essential early-clear colors (Yellow and Pink) in the bottom two rows. You have to pull them up into the Dock immediately, but the four-slot limit means every pull is a massive commitment.

Why is Beads Out 100 harder than the previous run? The top row features two frozen Light Blue Sealed Cubes with massive 500-bead counts blocking the corners. Right below them sit a Green Box and a Red Box, each stuck on top of a grey Crate Lock with a countdown of 4. You cannot move those trapped Boxes until you clear adjacent pieces to break the blocks. Pull the wrong color into the Dock early, and the Conveyor jams before you even put a dent in those locks.

Reading the Board in Beads Out Level 100

Look at the Conveyor right now. It is a three-lane nightmare.

The left outer track feeds Pink, Green, Yellow, Orange, Green, Purple, and Cyan. The right outer track feeds Yellow, Brown, Grey, Red, Blue, Green, Red, Brown, and Grey. The inner U-shape loop feeds Yellow, Orange, Green, Brown, White, Red, and Grey.

Notice the immediate bottleneck. Right at the central chute, you have Pink beads pushing from the left and Yellow beads pushing from the right. The inner loop also has Yellow beads ready to drop. Yellow and Pink are your highest priority.

Now look at the main grid. Row 1: Frozen Cyan Sealed Cube, Orange, Blue, Frozen Cyan Sealed Cube. Row 2: Green on a Crate Lock (4), Orange, Pink, Red on a Crate Lock (4). Row 3: Blue, White, Brown, Green. Row 4: Purple, Dark Red, Pink, Yellow. Row 5: Yellow, Grey, Blue, Cyan.

Identify the traps. See that Dark Red Box in Row 4? See the Grey Box in Row 5? They look accessible. Do not touch them. Pulling either of those into the Dock early is instant failure. There are zero Dark Red beads near the chute. There are a few Grey beads on the right track, but they are trapped behind Brown.

You must focus entirely on the colors immediately ready at the chute opening. The lower Dock only holds four Boxes. Once you fill it, you are committed. Your entire strategy in Beads Out Level 100 revolves around surviving the initial drop and slowly chipping away at the Crate Lock numbers.

Beads Out Level 100 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Follow this exact sequence to control the flow. Keep your eyes on the central chute and do not pull ahead of the bead feed.

Clearing the Chute in Beads Out Level 100

The opening moves dictate your survival. You need to pull the Boxes that match the immediate blockage at the central chute.

1. Find the Yellow Box at the bottom left (Row 5) and pull it into your Dock.
2. Find the Pink Box (Row 4) and pull it into the Dock next.
3. Tap the Yellow beads on the right track and the inner loop. They will flood into the Yellow Box.
4. Tap the Pink beads on the left track.
5. The next bead colors pushing down are White from the inner loop, and Purple pushing down the left track behind the Pink. Pull the White Box (Row 3) and the Purple Box (Row 4) into your Dock.
6. Do not pull anything else yet. Your Dock is now full with Yellow, Pink, White, and Purple. This exact setup handles the entire first wave of beads.

Bypassing the Crate Locks in Beads Out Level 100

Once the Yellow and Pink strings clear out, the board state completely shifts. The left lane reveals a heavy Cyan and Purple push. The right lane brings Brown and Red down to the chute.

7. Tap the Purple beads to fill the Purple Box in your Dock.
8. Tap the White beads on the inner loop. This starts clearing the center.
9. As soon as your Yellow or Pink Box finishes and leaves the Dock, immediately pull the Brown Box (Row 3) down. You have Brown beads stuck behind the first Yellow string on the right track. Clear them out.
10. Now target the Crate Locks. The grey stone blocks with the "4" on them hold a Green Box (left) and a Red Box (right). As you cleared the Pink, White, and Brown Boxes around them, those numbers dropped.
11. Pull the free Green Box (Row 3, right side) into the Dock to catch the heavy Green string pushing down the inner loop.
12. Once the left Crate Lock breaks, the trapped Green Box drops. Pull it into the Dock to catch the massive Green string coming down the left track.
13. Repeat this for the right Crate Lock. Break the block by clearing adjacent colors, then pull the newly freed Red Box to catch the Red string on the right track.

Surviving the Final Phase in Beads Out Level 100

You are now in the late game. The middle grid is mostly empty. The only things left are the outer stragglers and those massive frozen blocks at the top.

14. The frozen Sealed Cubes (Light Blue/Cyan) with the 500 counts finally come into play. Pull your regular Cyan Box (Row 5) into the Dock.
15. Route the long string of Cyan beads from the deep left track into your active Cyan Box.
16. The game enters the Last Four speed-up. The Conveyor accelerates.
17. Stay calm and pull the Dark Red and Grey Boxes into the Dock. These were pure bait in the beginning, but now their matching beads are finally at the front of the inner loop and right track.
18. Tap the Grey and Dark Red strings to finish the board. Keep the center clear and the final beads will sort themselves out.