CubeAway Level 355 Strategy Guide: How to Clear Blocks

To clear Level 355 in CubeAway, rotate the 3D puzzle to find and tap exposed outer blocks pointing away from the center, creating open exit lanes for the interior layers.

Key Clearing Priorities

Because blocks in CubeAway only exit the grid in the direction their printed arrow faces, progress depends on clearing unblocked edge pieces before touching interior clusters. Tapping obstructed center blocks leads to deadlocks.

• Focus on outer edge blocks first: Target pieces located on the perimeter that have a clear trajectory off the board. Clearing these outer layers prevents the overall structure from tightening into an unmovable block.
• Remove pinning blocks: When multiple arrow blocks face inward or against adjacent pieces, target the block holding down the largest number of neighboring tiles.
• Clear adjacent pairs: Target neighboring blocks that share open exit routes. Opening wider gaps on a single face makes it easier to track which interior blocks become free next.

Managing Rotation and Grid Layouts

Level 355 features dense central layers that hide viable moves on initial inspection. Rotating the structure systematically keeps options open throughout the attempt.

1. Check all six sides before tapping: Rotate the cube in 90-degree and 180-degree increments at the start of the level to identify every available outward-pointing anchor block.
2. Maintain balanced exit directions: Avoid clearing every block pointing in one specific direction early in the stage. Preserving exit options across multiple directions prevents remaining pieces from becoming trapped.
3. Re-evaluate hidden faces after every clear: As surface layers disappear, pieces on the rear and side faces gain space to move. Inspect the entire 360-degree view after clearing a major cluster to confirm your next available path.