Beads Out Level 386 Walkthrough Solution | Beads Out 386

Beads Out Level 386 Guide: The Crate Lock and Mystery Box Trap

The board for Beads Out Level 386 is an absolute gridlock. This is not a fast level. You cannot just tap blindly and hope the Conveyor bails you out. The dominant bead colors crashing down early are Light Blue, Pink, Orange, and Dark Purple. But the beads are not your real problem. The bottom Box placement is a nightmare.

Look at the lower left. You have a massive red curtain blocking a massive chunk of the board. This is a giant Mystery Box requiring a massive six clears to remove. It sits dead in the corner, dictating everything you do. Worse, it is completely buried under two Orange Half Boxes and a solid row of standard Boxes. Move to the center. Two sets of Crate Locks tie up the middle of the board. A Grey Box is chained to a Beige one. A Purple Box is chained to a Yellow one. You have zero room to breathe. The right side is a messy stack sitting on caution tape slots, hiding a Dark Green Sealed Cube at the very bottom.

This specific board kills players because the Conveyor feeds from three different routes simultaneously. If you pull the wrong color early, the inner loop jams. You fail. This guide breaks down the exact order to dismantle the locks and survive the red curtain.

Reading the Board in Beads Out Level 386

Look at your layout right now. The top row of accessible Boxes gives you Green, Red, Dark Blue, Pink, and Orange. These are your only immediate targets. You have to use these to manage the massive influx of beads from the outer tracks.

The Conveyor is a complex W-shape. It has two outer chutes and a tight inner U-turn loop. The left outer chute is dumping a massive string of Light Blue, followed by Yellow, White, Pink, Dark Blue, Grey, and Dark Purple. The right outer chute is aggressively feeding Orange, Olive Green, Pink, Dark Purple, and Yellow. The inner loop holds Light Green, Dark Green, Blue, Brown, and White.

Which side crowds first? The outer left. The light blue chain is huge. You must clear it fast.

The biggest trap in Beads Out 386 is that inner loop. It looks tempting. Do not touch it. The dark green and brown beads are bait. You do not have access to a Dark Green or Brown Box early on. If you tap them, they will sit in your lower Dock and brick your run.

Your early clears must change the route on the left wall. The two Orange Half Boxes (marked 4) are stacked right on top of the red Mystery Box. You must clear the top Orange Box on the right side of the board to give those orange beads somewhere to go, which eventually allows the Half Boxes to drop and merge.

The lower Dock placement dictates everything. With the center locked up by Crate Locks and the left walled off by the Mystery Box, your Dock is practically useless until you snap those chains. You have to feed Grey and Purple exactly when they appear to break the board open.

Beads Out Level 386 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Follow this exact sequence. One wrong tap on the inner loop will end the run. Control the Conveyor. Break the locks. Open the curtain.

Breaking the Center Chains in Beads Out Level 386

Your opening taps dictate the entire match. The outer tracks are flooding. You must clear space while targeting the central locks.

1. Tap the Pink and Orange beads coming down the right outer chute. Feed them directly into the top row Boxes.
2. Grab the massive string of Light Blue beads from the left outer chute. Send them straight into the Dock to fill the Light Blue Box that cycles in.
3. Watch the left track carefully. Grey and Dark Purple beads will drop down the line. You must route these into the active Dock immediately. The Grey beads will fill the central Grey Box, snapping the Crate Lock and freeing the Beige Box below it.
4. Feed the Dark Purple beads next. This fills the Purple Box, snapping the second Crate Lock and freeing the Yellow Box. The center of the board is now loose.
5. Ignore the inner U-shape completely. Leave the dark green and brown beads exactly where they are. They are pure bait right now.

Exposing the Red Curtain in Beads Out Level 386

The midgame transition happens once the top row starts clearing out. You need to focus heavily on the left wall. The giant red curtain requires your full attention.

6. Keep feeding Orange beads from the right track. Once the standard Orange Box is full, the two Orange Half Boxes on the left wall will finally drop and merge into one. Fill it immediately.
7. The roof of the giant red Mystery Box (marked 6) is now exposed. This is your primary target. Start aggressively pulling every red bead from the Conveyor. Feed them into the Dock. You have to do this six times to destroy the curtain.
8. While feeding the red curtain, clear the Green and Dark Blue Boxes from the top left. This completely empties the upper left quadrant. Your board will suddenly feel incredibly open.
9. Now look at the inner loop. The dark green beads are bottlenecked. Push them into the active Dock to start breaking down the Dark Green Sealed Cube (marked 2) sitting at the bottom center of the board. Feed it twice to crack the seal.

Clearing the Caution Tape Tower in Beads Out Level 386

The final phase of the board shifts entirely to the right and bottom. The left side is empty. You are left with a tall, messy stack of Boxes sitting on yellow and black caution tape tiles.

10. Look at the right side tower. You have Pink, Purple, Light Blue, Light Orange, Brown, and Light Blue stacked up. Clear them rigidly from top to bottom. Feed Pink and Purple first.
11. Send the brown beads from the inner loop into the Dock to clear the Brown Box buried in the right stack.
12. The bottom row is entirely exposed now. It holds Yellow, Beige, Red, Pink, and White. Push Yellow and Beige from the outer tracks to clear the lower middle.
13. The Conveyor speeds up aggressively for the last four Boxes. The remaining Pink and White Boxes are sitting dead center. Spam the final matching colors straight into the Dock. Keep your rhythm fast. Let the board clear.