CubeAway Level 65 Guide: How to Clear the Outlined Square

To clear Level 65 in CubeAway, dismantle the puzzle from the outside inward. While the stage presents a bold white-outlined square on the front face, the blocks within that frame are tightly interlocked and blocked by outer pieces. Your immediate first action is to rotate the cube across both axes, identify outer border blocks pointing outward into empty space, and tap them to create clear exit paths for the interior layers.

Level 65 Block Priority Breakdown

Each block in CubeAway travels along a straight vector in the direction of its arrow. If an adjacent cube sits in that trajectory, the block collides and stays stuck. Because the front outlined square points inward and across adjacent paths, you must work from the exterior flanks toward the core.

Step 1: Clear the Unobstructed Outer Rim

Rotate the cluster in full horizontal and vertical turns before tapping any central pieces.

1. Locate free corner caps: Examine the corners of the cube for arrows aimed directly away from the formation into open air. Tapping these establishes your initial clearance corridors.
2. Remove outward edge floaters: Tap the exterior rim blocks that point directly off the cube's sides. Removing these pieces breaks the structural ring holding the perimeter together.
3. Leave the framed face alone: Do not tap the blocks inside the white-outlined square during this opening phase. Every piece in that framed area is initially blocked by the perimeter.

Step 2: Unlock the Edge Pins

Once the free border pieces are gone, focus on the structural "pins." These are edge blocks that hold multiple intersecting rows in place and prevent the central pieces from sliding out sideways.

• View the puzzle from an oblique angle to monitor two faces simultaneously.
• Identify perimeter blocks whose flight paths were previously blocked by the cubes removed in Step 1.
• Clear these blocks systematically along one flank (for example, working from the top-right corner downward) rather than hopping randomly between sides. Freeing one pin usually clears the exit path for the block directly behind it.

Step 3: Dismantle the Outlined Square and Core

With the perimeter framework stripped away, the blocks forming the white-outlined square can safely exit. The interior contains opposing arrows positioned close together, which can stall your progress if cleared out of order.

1. Trace the full exit vector: Before tapping a central block, trace its path across the entire formation to ensure no trailing pieces remain in its way.
2. Clear the outer interior layer first: Dismantle the blocks around the center before touching the innermost core piece.
3. Verify the rear face: Rotate the puzzle to confirm the block's rear trajectory is empty, as central arrows will collide with back-facing pieces if those have not yet departed.

Once the front-facing outlined blocks clear the structure, tap the remaining core arrows as their individual flight paths open into surrounding space.