To clear Level 368 in CubeAway, dismantle the outer perimeter blocks first before attempting to extract internal cubes. You must keep open slots available in your sidebar queue; tapping blocked pieces fills your queue and causes an instant failure.
Perimeter Clearing and Model Rotation
Concentrate your initial taps strictly on the outermost layer of the structure. Outer blocks have fewer adjacent neighbors, making them the easiest pieces to remove without obstruction.
- Clear perimeter blocks first: Remove every accessible edge piece to create open exit paths for central cubes.
- Rotate after two to three removes: Turn the entire 3D structure periodically to inspect obscured faces and locate newly freed angles.
- Target isolated pieces: Remove any cubes that detach from the main cluster immediately to clear space and reduce clutter.
Resolving Arrow Clusters and Queue Space
Level 368 features tightly packed clusters where arrows point in opposite directions. Tapping the wrong block locks the sequence and clogs your sidebar queue.
- Identify exit blocks: Find the cubes whose arrow icons point directly toward open space rather than into another block.
- Remove exit blocks first: Clear these outer-facing pieces to start a chain reaction that releases blocked inner cubes.
- Trace lines of sight: Before tapping any cube, follow its arrow direction to verify that no neighboring piece obstructs its path.
- Maintain queue space: Stop selecting new blocks if your sidebar queue begins to fill up. Work exclusively on clearing pieces already in transit before choosing additional targets.
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Can you add more details about strategy in a future update?
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Nice guide. I am checking the other CubeAway articles next.
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