CubeAway Level 141 Guide: Order to Clear Arrow Blocks

To solve Level 141 in CubeAway, rotate the 3D puzzle immediately to identify and tap the exterior blocks whose arrows point directly outward into empty space. Clearing unobstructed perimeter pieces eliminates collisions that trap inward-facing cubes, allowing you to dismantle the interlocking mid-layer and the compact core without invalid moves.

Recommended Clearing Sequence

Level 141 features a dense rectangular cluster where inner blocks cannot escape until outer barriers leave the grid. Work from the outside inward using this sequence:

Rotate the puzzle across both axes: Complete a 360-degree rotation horizontally and vertically before tapping any blocks to map open exit paths.
Clear open corner anchors: Tap the extreme corner blocks pointing into open negative space. These pieces break the rigid outer framing.
Remove exposed edge blocks: Inspect the perimeter edges bordering the cleared corners. Tap the edge blocks whose flight paths are no longer boxed in.
Untangle mid-layer cross paths: Clear secondary blocks that point outward through the newly opened side runways.
Dismantle the remaining core: Look directly down the travel paths of the final interior cubes and tap them as their straight-line channels open.

Mid-Layer Trajectories and Dependencies

Once the outer shell is peeled away, the mid-layer presents interlocking vectors where one cube's exit line crosses another piece. Resolve these blocks by checking their dependencies:

Mid-Layer Position	Arrow Trajectory	Clearing Dependency
Upper Flank Cubes	Upward / Diagonal Outward	Requires adjacent top edge cubes removed
Side Rail Cubes	Lateral Outward	Requires corner blocks cleared to prevent edge clipping
Lower Base Cubes	Downward / Lateral Away	Requires bottom perimeter removed before release

If two adjacent blocks block each other's path, look for a third block on an opposite face that releases one of the two pieces. Never tap a mid-layer cube until its entire runway is completely clear.

Critical Traps and Core Clearing Tips

The compact center of Level 141 creates visual deceptions that lead to wasted moves and failed attempts:

Check arrow incline angles: Certain directional arrows in Level 141 sit at slight vertical angles rather than flat cardinal planes. Viewing the puzzle from a flat side angle can make them look horizontal, causing misjudged taps. Adjust your camera elevation to verify the exact angle of flight.
Rotate after every tap: Avoid tapping multiple blocks from a single static camera angle. Rotating the puzzle 90 degrees after each action confirms whether a block behind your target has become free.
Avoid early center taps: Forcing an interior block out while the outer wall remains intact results in a collision penalty. Leave the core untouched until the mid-layer perimeter is stripped away.
Target horizontal vectors first in the core: Clearing horizontal center arrows tends to open vertical escape channels, allowing the final column of cubes to slide out unimpeded.