Beads Out Level 213 Walkthrough Solution | Beads Out 213

Beads Out Level 213 Guide: The Dual Key and Chain Trap

This board is a masterclass in blocking your flow. The dominant bead colors clogging the upper tracks right from the start are dark purple, green, red, and orange. Look straight at the bottom. The Dock gives you the standard four slots, but the Boxes stacked above it form an absolute fortress. The top row gives you easy access to tan, yellow, blue, red, and white. Underneath that? Pure chaos.

Heavy horizontal chains lock down the bottom rows. Two crucial keys sit directly on top of purple boxes in the third row down. You absolutely cannot play the bottom half of this board until you fetch those keys. This makes Beads Out Level 213 completely different from standard sorting levels. You are playing a strictly ordered rescue mission. Grab the keys, break the locks, and drop the chains. Do it in the wrong order, and the Conveyor will jam instantly.

Reading the Board in Beads Out Level 213

Look closely at the U-shaped Conveyor. You have two feed lines crashing into a single chokepoint at the bottom center. The left track pushes dark purple first, followed by orange, dark red, and pink. The right track pushes purple, green, white, and tan. Because both sides share one exit, a jam on the right side completely halts the left side. You have to balance your pulls.

The Boxes are stacked in five distinct rows, and the arrangement dictates your exact order of play.

• Row 1 (Top): Tan, Yellow, Blue, Red, White. This is your safe zone.
• Row 2: A massive Sealed Cube on the far left with a 450 mark on it. Ignore it. Next to it sits a green, tan, light orange, and orange box.
• Row 3: The priority zone. A purple box holding an orange key sits on the far left. A purple box holding a blue key sits on the far right. Between them are light blue, red, and yellow boxes.
• Row 4: A numbered white box starting at '4' on the left. In the center, two vertical Crate Locks (orange and blue) clamp down over a pink and a light blue box. An orange numbered box sits on the right.
• Row 5 (Bottom): A heavy horizontal chain spans the entire bottom section, protecting a dark blue, grey, and dark green box.

The top row looks inviting. It is actually a trap. Yes, you need to clear those top Boxes to make room, but if you just mindlessly sort tan and yellow beads, you will fill your Dock with colors you cannot place. The entire early game revolves around reaching Row 3.

Beads Out Level 213 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Your priority is sequence. Open the board, grab the keys, and survive the midgame color shift. Follow this exact clear order.

Grabbing the Keys First in Beads Out Level 213

You need the orange key and the blue key immediately. The board gives you the beads to do it, provided you do not clog your Dock with unnecessary colors.

1. Tap the early red and white beads coming down the right side of the Conveyor. Send them straight into the top right red and white Boxes. This creates breathing room.
2. Pull the dark purple beads leading the left track. You need these to clear the purple box on the far right holding the blue key.
3. Grab the green beads next in line on the right track. Route them into the green box in Row 2.
4. Now tap the orange beads stuck behind the purple on the left. Send them into the orange box on the far right.
5. With the leading garbage cleared, target the purple beads again. Fill the purple box on the far left. This grabs the orange key.
6. The orange key immediately opens the top Crate Lock in the center, exposing a pink box.
7. Finish filling the right-side purple box to grab the blue key. This breaks the bottom Crate Lock, exposing the light blue box and dropping the central chain.

Dropping the Chains in Beads Out Level 213

The transition after the locks break is where most players fail. The middle of the board is now open, but the Conveyor completely changes its feed. Brown and pink beads start flooding the chokepoint.

8. Watch the Dock. You will start seeing Half Boxes drop in. Manage your four slots carefully. Never keep more than two incomplete Half Boxes sitting in the Dock at the same time.
9. Route the incoming pink beads from the left track straight into the newly exposed pink box in the center.
10. Brown beads will clump up at the bottom exit. Send them into the brown Half Boxes that hit your Dock. Clearing these brown beads is mandatory to keep the right track moving.
11. Tap the light blue beads filtering down the left side and fill the light blue box in the center.
12. At this point, start chipping away at the numbered white box on the lower left. It starts at '4' and counts down with every match. Send any white beads you find straight into it.

Cleaning up the Bottom Row in Beads Out Level 213

With the chains fully destroyed and the center clear, the board speeds up. You now have direct access to the bottom row, but the feed lines are packed with black, dark blue, and yellow beads.

13. Ignore the massive 450 Sealed Cube on the left. It acts as a permanent wall for most of the level. Just work around it.
14. Pull the dark blue beads coming down the right feed line. Route them into the dark blue box at the bottom left.
15. Send the grey beads into the bottom center grey box. Keep your taps fast. The Conveyor speed increases dramatically when only a few Boxes remain.
16. Finish the dark green box on the bottom right.
17. Clear out the final yellow and black beads spilling from the very top of both feed lines into your remaining active Boxes. Keep the Dock clear of stragglers, and the board will clear.