CubeAway Level 70 Guide: How to Clear Crisscrossing Arrows

To clear Level 70 in CubeAway, remove unobstructed outer arrows pointing away from the cluster before attempting to touch the dense center. Level 70 features tightly packed rainbow arrow blocks that face directly into opposing blocks and across each other's flight trajectories. Peeling the exterior layer first empties launch lanes, prevents deadlocks, and systematically unlocks the deeply nested core cubes.

Inspecting and Removing Free Outer Blocks

A block can only launch if the straight line ahead of its arrow is completely vacant. Tapping a blocked arrow wastes moves and interrupts stage flow. Rotate the 3D puzzle horizontally and vertically before making your first tap to map out which outward-facing blocks have clear launch corridors.

Scan the outer shell using this checklist:

• Top and Bottom Caps: Rotate the puzzle along its vertical axis to inspect the highest and lowest tiers. Corner cubes pointing straight up or straight down often have open paths immediately.
• Edge Flanks: Scan the outermost borders of each side face for blocks pointing perpendicular to the central body.
• Trajectory Lines: Trace an imaginary straight line extending from the arrow's head. If that line does not intersect a protruding block, tap to clear it immediately.

Eliminating these perimeter blocks opens up surrounding space and widens the exit lanes for adjacent blocks.

Resolving Interlocking Vectors

Once the completely free outer blocks are gone, the remaining structure consists of blocks whose flight paths cross or block one another. When an arrow points into another cube's flank, locate that target cube first. If the target cube can fly freely, clear it to eliminate the barrier. If it is also blocked, trace backward along its line until you find the free anchor block of that chain.

Peeling the Mid-Layer and Unlocking the Core

After stripping the outer shell, the puzzle condenses into an interlocking mid-layer surrounding the central core. Directional paths become tighter, and a flat perspective can hide whether an arrow points along a surface or dives inward.

1. Clear One Face at a Time: Focus on a single side of the mid-tier and remove all outward-facing or sideways arrows on that face. This creates an opening that gives you a direct line of sight into the internal orientation of the inner cubes.
2. Inspect Vertical Angles: Examine the final core cluster from directly above and below. Core blocks frequently feature vertical escape paths that are easy to miss from side angles.
3. Trigger the Vertical Anchors: Tap unblocked vertical movers first to break the interior structural loop.
4. Clear Remaining Horizontals: With the vertical anchors cleared, the remaining horizontal blocks can travel across the empty space left behind, clearing the stage.