Beads Out Level 236 Walkthrough Solution | Beads Out 236

Beads Out Level 236 Guide: The Numbered Crate Lock Trap

Beads Out Level 236 hits you with a massive bottom-row blockade. Look straight at the bottom of the screen. You are facing a row of numbered Crate Locks—a 6, two 7s, and a 5. Right above the two middle 7s sit two icy blocks marked 550. This is a brutal setup. You cannot touch the bottom of the board until you completely dismantle the top three rows of Boxes.

The Conveyor layout makes this a nightmare. It splits into three sections: a trapped left branch, a stuffed inner loop, and a delayed right branch. Pink, Yellow, Red, and Dark Green bead runs dominate the track. You have exactly four slots in your lower Dock. If you pull the wrong Box down early, you jam the Dock. You fail the level. This board demands strict order of operations. You must clear the immediate inner loop first, ignore the trapped side branches, and systematically carve a path down to those bottom Crate Locks.

Reading the Board in Beads Out Level 236

You need to know exactly where every color sits before you make your first tap. The board layout here is a trap designed to fill your Dock with dead Boxes.

The main cluster of Boxes sits in three distinct rows above the icy blocks. Row one holds Pink, Grey, and Dark Green. Row two holds White, Dark Red, Red, and Blue. Row three gives you Dark Green, Orange, White, and Light Green.

Now look at the Conveyor. The inner loop is the only active part of the track. It holds short runs of Pink, Yellow, Red, Pink, Yellow, Green, Blue, and Light Green. A Yellow Box is already sitting at 0% in your Dock. The yellow beads are directly above the exit chute. This is your only safe starting move.

The traps on this board are obvious once you see them. You have a Dark Green Box in row one and a Red Box in row two. Do not touch them. Look at the left branch of the Conveyor. It holds heavy stacks of Dark Green, Red, and Purple beads. They are completely stuck. They cannot move until the inner loop drains. If you pull that Dark Green or Red Box into your Dock right now, it will sit there at 0% and steal one of your four precious slots.

The right branch is just as bad. It holds Pink, Light Blue, and White beads. They are also gridlocked. Your entire early game relies on starving the side branches and forcing the inner loop to empty. The icy 550 blocks and the 6-7-7-5 Crate Locks dictate the late game. You must clear the center columns of Boxes to physically reach them.

Beads Out Level 236 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Follow this exact sequence to break the gridlock and clear the board. Space in the Dock is your only currency. Do not spend it on colors that cannot flow.

Breaking the Inner Loop in Beads Out Level 236

The opening taps dictate everything. You must drain the center track immediately.

1. Fill the Yellow Box already sitting in your Dock. Tap the first run of yellow beads right above the chute.
2. Immediately pull the Pink Box from the top left of the main board. Drop it into the Dock. Tap the pink bead run right next to where the yellow just cleared.
3. A second short run of yellow beads is now approaching the exit. You need another Yellow Box. If one is available from a previous drop or hidden beneath, pull it. If not, wait exactly for the beads to pass.
4. Pull the Light Green Box from the bottom right of the main cluster. The inner loop has a light green run queuing up. Send it.
5. Grab the Blue Box from the right side of the second row. Feed it the blue beads from the inner loop.
6. Leave the White, Dark Red, and Dark Green Boxes exactly where they are. Their beads are trapped in the outer branches. Do not bait yourself into a jam.

Cracking the Bottom Crate Locks in Beads Out Level 236

Once you drain the inner loop, the left and right branches finally lurch forward. The board state shifts completely. Now you have to punch through to the bottom.

7. The left branch pushes Dark Green into the main feed. Pull the Dark Green Box from the top right of the cluster. Tap the dark green beads to fill it.
8. The Red beads on the left branch are now free. Pull the Red Box from the center of the board. Send the red beads.
9. Watch the right branch. White and Light Blue beads are moving. Pull the White Box from the middle row. Fill it to clear space.
10. You now have a physical gap in the center of the board. The icy 550 blocks are exposed.
11. Focus entirely on the Boxes resting directly above the 6, 7, 7, and 5 Crate Locks. You must pull the Orange and remaining White Boxes to drop new colored Boxes into those bottom slots.
12. The numbers on the Crate Locks tick down every time you make a valid match that interacts with them. Prioritize matches that lower the 7s in the middle. The faster those middle columns break, the more board space you gain.

The Final Four Sprint in Beads Out Level 236

The board clears out. You are left with a handful of scattered Boxes—likely Grey, Purple, Brown, and Olive Green based on the late-stage conveyor feed.

13. The Conveyor speeds up. The Last Four mechanic kicks in. The beads will whip around the track.
14. Do not panic tap. Let the heavy stacks of Brown and Purple beads round the top curve.
15. Pull your remaining Boxes into the Dock only when their exact color is less than two seconds from the exit chute.
16. Clear the Grey Box. Clear the Purple Box. Let the final sequence drop to finish the level.