For CubeAway Level 61, check whether each arrow has a clear exit before tapping it. Start with an unobstructed outer arrow, then rotate the cube and look for paths opened by that removal. The supplied walkthrough draft describes an outer-layer approach, but it does not provide a verified move-by-move solution.
Check exits before clearing arrows
An arrow cannot be removed if another block obstructs its path. Use that rule to decide which move to make:
- Rotate the cube to inspect its visible faces.
- Look for an outer arrow with a clear path out.
- Clear that arrow, then check whether the move exposed another exit.
- If an arrow points into a block, leave it until the obstruction is gone.
Prioritize clear exits over arrows that merely look accessible from the face you are viewing. Recheck the cube after each removal so you do not miss a newly opened path on another face.
If you run out of clear moves
Stop tapping blocked arrows. Rotate the cube and inspect the other faces for an unobstructed exit. The draft warns that clearing arrows without checking their paths can leave the remaining arrows blocked, but it does not establish a specific Level 61 sequence or a fixed number of moves.
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