CubeAway Level 68 Guide: How to Clear Tight Arrow Turns

To clear Level 68 in CubeAway, solve the puzzle from the outside in: remove unobstructed exterior blocks first, break the mid-layer locking loops, and then dismantle the tightly turned cyan arrows in the core in reverse order from exit to origin.

Level 68 Clearing Strategy

Each arrow block only travels in the exact direction indicated by its icon. Any block sitting directly along that trajectory prevents it from moving. Because Level 68 packs its center with intertwined cyan arrows wrapped across multiple axes, trying to tap internal blocks early causes collisions.

Work through the puzzle in three distinct phases:

Phase	Target Blocks	Primary Objective
1. Outer Shell	Outward-facing perimeter blocks	Remove unobstructed edge pieces to clear exit corridors
2. Mid-Layer	Transitional locking blocks	Break circular blocking loops exposed by the cleared exterior
3. Central Core	Weaving cyan arrows	Unravel the internal sequence in reverse order from exit to origin

Phase 1: Strip the Perimeter Arrows

Begin by rotating the cube across horizontal and vertical axes to locate blocks positioned on the outer faces that point directly away from the structure into empty space.

Target edge pieces: Tap blocks pointing directly up, down, or outward with no neighboring blocks in their exit path.
Remove corner caps: Independent corner arrows often hold no inward-facing pins. Clearing them gives visual access to deeper layers.
Do not force internal paths: If a block points toward another piece, leave it alone until the obstructing block has been cleared.

Removing the outer shell creates open flight corridors that the internal layers require to escape.

Phase 2: Break Mid-Layer Loops

After clearing the outer shell, the remaining structure consists of mid-layer blocks that often lock each other into rotational loops where each block obstructs the next.

Rotate the puzzle to align your camera directly down each axis.
Spot the transitional block whose escape line was opened by removing the outer shell in Phase 1.
Tap this freed block to break the loop's tension.
Clear the remaining mid-layer blocks sequentially as their paths open up.

Do not tap randomly. Each deliberate removal widens the clearance zone around the dense core.

Phase 3: Unravel the Cyan Core

The core of Level 68 contains cyan arrows weaving around one another in tight turns. Because these pieces cannot bypass obstacles, you must dismantle them backward from the final exit block to the original starting block.

Locate the terminal block: Identify the cyan arrow pointing directly outward into one of the empty corridors created during the mid-layer clear.
Clear the terminal arrow: Tap it to remove it from the board, opening a newly vacant slot.
Trace backward: Find the preceding cyan arrow that was blocked by the piece you just removed.
Rotate and confirm: Turn the camera 90 degrees to ensure its trajectory is entirely clear before tapping.
Repeat to the center: Continue tapping each newly unblocked cyan arrow in reverse sequence until the core is empty.

Mistakes to Avoid

Tapping from a static camera view: Arrows that appear aligned from one angle may sit on different depth planes or be blocked by a piece hidden directly behind them on the Z-axis. Rotate the cube before every move to verify the full path is vacant.
Attacking the core prematurely: Tapping central cyan arrows while outer pieces are still pinned results in failed moves. Keep the outer flight paths clear before addressing the center.