Beads Out Level 4 Walkthrough Solution | Beads Out 4

Beads Out Level 4 Guide: The Dual-Feed Choke Point

Beads Out Level 4 throws out the simple single-file lines of the early game. This board introduces a dual-feed exit. The Conveyor pushes beads from both the left and right sides simultaneously into a single bottom exit. You have to manage traffic from two directions at once.

The dominant colors choking the track early are Green and Light Blue. Look straight at the bottom Dock. You have four active slots waiting to be filled. Below them sits a tightly packed 3x2 grid of reserve Boxes. The top row holds Green, Light Blue, and Red. The bottom row traps Orange, Yellow, and Dark Blue. You cannot access the bottom row until you move the top row out of the way. This creates a strict dependency chain. You must pull specific colors early just to reach the ones you actually need for the midgame.

This board is a massive step up in difficulty because of the right-side intake tube. Dark Blue beads pour down from the top right, creating intense pressure on the right flank of the exit. If you fill your active slots with the wrong colors, that Dark Blue wave will cause a fatal jam.

Reading the Board in Beads Out Level 4

Look at the shape of the Conveyor. It drops in from the top right, loops heavily out to the left, and then feeds into the bottom exit from both sides. This creates a pincer movement.

On the immediate left lip of the exit, a large cluster of Green beads is parked and waiting. Right behind them sits a heavy block of Yellow, followed by Light Blue, Red, and then a trailing block of Orange.

On the immediate right lip of the exit, you have Light Blue beads blocking the path. Behind them is a massive, solid wall of Dark Blue beads feeding straight down the intake pipe.

This right side is where the board gets crowded first. The straight drop means those Dark Blue beads reach the exit much faster than the colors winding around the long left loop. You have to handle this pressure.

The trap here is the Red Box. Red sits right on the top row of your reserve Dock. It looks like an easy, safe pull. It is bait. The Red beads are stranded way up at the top left curve of the Conveyor. If you pull the Red Box into your active slots early, it will sit completely empty. It will steal one of your four precious buffer slots while the Green, Yellow, and Dark Blue beads pile up and crash the level. Do not touch Red early.

Your bottom Dock placement dictates your opening. Because Green and Light Blue are on the top row of the reserve, and they match the beads sitting right at the exit lips, your opening moves are practically forced. You just need to execute the follow-up perfectly.

Beads Out Level 4 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Follow this sequence exactly. Control the active slots and do not let the right side jam.

Clearing the Frontlines in Beads Out Level 4

The opening taps are all about clearing the immediate blockage at the dual-feed exit. You need to pull the colors that are sitting right on the trapdoor.

1. Tap the Green Box (top left of the reserve). This opens the left side of the exit and starts draining the Green cluster.
2. Tap the Light Blue Box (top middle of the reserve). This opens the right side of the exit.
3. Tap the Orange Box. It was trapped under the Green Box. You need it active now because a chunk of Orange beads is moving through the system.
4. Tap the Yellow Box. It was trapped under the Light Blue Box. Yellow is right behind Green on the left loop. You need a place for those beads to go.

You now have Green, Light Blue, Orange, and Yellow in your four active slots. Ignore Red and Dark Blue. Leave them sitting in the reserve Dock. They are useless to you right now. Watch the beads flow. The left lane will start dropping Green and Yellow.

Surviving the Right-Side Flood in Beads Out Level 4

This is the critical transition phase. If you execute the opening correctly, you will hit a midgame state where your active Boxes look like this: Orange will push up to 95% full. Green will hit around 85%. Yellow will sit at 50%. Light Blue might temporarily stall at 0% depending on how the right side feeds.

The real threat right now is the right lane. The Dark Blue beads are flooding the track. They are pushing hard against the exit.

5. Wait for the Orange Box and the Green Box to hit 100%. They will clear sequentially and leave the board.
6. The second a slot opens, tap the Dark Blue Box from the bottom right of the reserve. You absolutely must catch that wave before the right side of the Conveyor completely seizes.
7. Once the second active slot opens, tap the Red Box. The massive block of Red beads that was resting at the top of the loop is finally rotating down toward the exit.

By swapping out Green and Orange for Dark Blue and Red, you perfectly match the midgame bead distribution. The right lane becomes safe. The heavy pressure from the straight-drop intake is relieved.

Cleaning up the Stragglers in Beads Out Level 4

With Dark Blue and Red active, the hardest part of the logic trap is over. The board will physically open up.

8. Let the Dark Blue Box drain the right side completely.
9. Let the Red Box catch the massive block coming off the left loop.
10. Your Light Blue and Yellow Boxes will catch the remaining scattered clusters.

When you get down to the final four boxes, the Beads Out speed-up will trigger. Do not panic tap. Let the final Red and Light Blue beads route themselves into the active slots. The board clears automatically from here.