CubeAway: How to Solve Level 110 Nested Square Loops

To beat Level 110 in CubeAway, rotate the puzzle to locate the single unblocked exterior corner block pointing away from the structure, tap it to break the outer circuit, and clear each nested loop completely from the outside in. Tapping interior arrows early causes collisions because the outer rings physically wall off inner flight paths.

Level 110 Structure and Block Roles

Level 110 consists of concentric square frames enclosing a central cluster. Each frame features arrows aligned sequentially along its edges, forming a closed loop where blocks face the flanks of adjacent pieces.

The structure contains three structural tiers:

Outer perimeter loop: The outermost boundary containing edge blocks that block all interior layers.
Intermediate ring: A secondary square frame nested directly behind the outer loop.
Central core: The enclosed interior blocks that remain trapped until both surrounding frames are removed.

Block Position	Initial Clearance Status	Tactical Action
Outer Corner Anchor	Free flight path into open space	Tap first to open the outer circuit
Outer Edge Blocks	Blocked by adjacent perimeter blocks	Tap sequentially as their path opens
Intermediate Corners	Blocked by the outer perimeter frame	Tap only after the outer loop is gone
Central Core	Completely enclosed by both rings	Clear last once all outer paths are empty

Step-by-Step Clearing Sequence

Dismantling the puzzle requires completing each frame entirely before interacting with the layer beneath it.

Locate and tap the outer anchor block: Rotate the 3D cube to find the exterior corner block pointing perpendicular to the frame into open air. Tapping this anchor opens an exit route for the rest of the outer loop.
Drain the outer perimeter: Follow the directional arrows along the edge unlocked by the anchor. Tap each perimeter block in order as its forward vector clears, working around all four edges until the entire outer square is eliminated.
Unravel the intermediate ring: With the exterior frame removed, find the outward-pointing corner blocks on the newly exposed intermediate ring. Tap them to unlock the secondary circuit, then strip the remaining intermediate edge blocks along their directional arrows.
Clear the central core: Once both surrounding square loops are cleared, the central core blocks have open trajectories. Rotate the camera to confirm each remaining block's arrow direction and tap them from the outside edges toward the center.

Avoiding Flight Path Traps

Perspective alignment causes the majority of failed taps on this stage. When viewed directly from the side, flush block faces can make an obstructed arrow appear aligned with empty space.

Before committing to a tap:

Rotate the cube roughly 45 degrees horizontally and tilt the camera downward to create an isometric view.
Trace the arrow's direct path forward past the outer edge of the puzzle bounding box.
Do not tap an exposed intermediate arrow while outer loop blocks are still in transit or occupying that axis. Finish the active perimeter completely before moving inward.