Beads Out Level 673 Walkthrough Solution | Beads Out 673

Beads Out Level 673 Guide: The Arrow Chain and Crate Lock Trap

This board is a traffic jam disguised as a puzzle. You look at the track and see a mess of colors, but the real threat in Beads Out Level 673 is entirely on the lower half of the screen. The board relies heavily on forced directional arrows and a heavily blocked right side. You have to break the chains in a highly specific order, or you will run out of space in your lower Dock immediately.

The dominant colors on the Conveyor right now are blue, white, orange, and olive green. Your active lower Dock is already in a rough state. You start with four slots. Three are occupied: a Gray Box sitting at 50%, a White Box sitting at 50%, and a Blue Box sitting at 65%. You only have one empty slot to work with. If you pull the wrong color from the main puzzle area, the track backs up. Game over.

Reading the Board in Beads Out Level 673

You need to understand exactly how the lower grid functions before making a single tap. The bottom section of Beads Out 673 is heavily restricted by dependency chains.

Look at the second row down. You have a Magenta Box with arrows pointing right, pushing into a Dark Blue Box, which pushes into a Yellow Box. This entire chain dead-ends straight into a Purple Crate Lock with a heavy "3" on it. You cannot move the Dark Blue or Magenta until that Yellow moves. You cannot clear the right side of the board until that Purple Crate Lock takes three hits.

The fourth row has a similar problem. An Orange Box points right, forcing a Light Blue Box against a solid Blue wall, right next to an isolated Brown Box.

On the left side of the third row, you will spot an orange circular dial with a green arrow pointing up toward a dotted green outline. Red dotted outlines sit to its left and bottom. This dictates where new Boxes will slide when space opens up. Below all this chaos, the bottom row looks deceptively safe with a White, Magenta, White, and Olive Green Box. Do not touch them yet. They are traps. If you fill your Dock with those bottom-row colors early, you will have no room to process the active feed dropping from the Conveyor.

Finally, check the top left of the figure-8 Conveyor. A black Mystery Box marked with a question mark is slowly creeping down the track. You have to keep your Conveyor moving fast enough to reveal what is inside before it clogs the intersection.

Beads Out Level 673 Step-by-Step Walkthrough

Follow this exact sequence. Order matters. The dependency chains on this board will punish you for grabbing Boxes out of turn.

Surviving the Opening Jam in Beads Out Level 673

You have zero time to waste at the start of Beads Out Level 673. The active feed is dropping blue beads straight into the chute.

1. Clear the Blue Box instantly. Your lower Dock has a Blue Box sitting at 65%. Let the active blue beads on the track pour into it. Once it hits 100%, it vanishes. You just earned yourself a crucial second empty slot.
2. Finish the White and Gray. White beads are coming down the right side of the Conveyor. Gray beads are at the very tail end on the right. You need to clear the 50% White Box in the Dock next to free up space.
3. Ignore the Light Pink Box. The top row has a perfectly isolated Light Pink Box. Leave it alone. Pink beads are too far back on the track (currently sitting behind the blue). Pulling Pink now will permanently burn a Dock slot.
4. Pull the Yellow Box. Look at the second row. Grab the Yellow Box at the end of the arrow chain. This starts the process of unblocking the Magenta and Dark Blue Boxes trapped behind it.

Breaking the Arrow Chains in Beads Out Level 673

With the initial Dock pressure relieved, you have to dismantle the directional chains and hammer that Crate Lock.

5. Hit the Purple Crate Lock. You need three clears adjacent to the Purple Crate Lock to destroy it. Clearing the Yellow Box was step one.
6. Pull the Light Blue Box. Drop down to the fourth row. Pull the Light Blue Box into your Dock. This breaks the lower chain and frees up the Orange Box sitting behind it.
7. Feed the Orange. A massive cluster of orange beads is sitting on the left side of the Conveyor. Pull the Orange Box from the fourth row into your Dock and clear it immediately.
8. Clear the Dark Blue. Now that Yellow is gone, pull the Dark Blue Box from the second row. The Conveyor has dark blue beads queued up right behind the orange on the left track. Let them flow.

As these middle rows empty out, the board opens up. The orange dial on the left will allow Boxes to shift into those dotted empty outlines, changing the physical layout of the grid. Stay focused on the colors currently choking the center intersection of the track.

Managing the Mystery Box Finish in Beads Out Level 673

The final phase requires extreme Conveyor control. The board is thinner, but the speed increases.

9. Address the Mystery Box. The black Mystery Box is now in the drop zone. Pull it into the Dock and let it absorb its assigned color. Prioritize clearing this instantly so you do not lock up your last available slots.
10. Sweep the Bottom Row. Now you can safely touch the bottom row. Pull the Olive Green Box from the bottom right corner. Olive green beads are heavy on the left track.
11. Clear the isolated Boxes. Grab the Light Pink Box from the top row and the Brown Box from the right side. Feed them as their colors finally round the track.
12. Finish the Magentas and Whites. You have two Magenta Boxes and two White Boxes remaining on the bottom row and middle. Pull them into the Dock side-by-side. The remaining beads on the Conveyor will auto-sort into them, triggering the final clear. Keep your taps precise, and the board is yours.