Which magazines open Cube Land Puzzle Level 85?

Cyan 60 and orange 60 start on the matching outer checker squares, followed by cyan/orange 64 and 63.

When should purple and green be used in Level 85?

Only after cyan-orange clearing opens the inner checker core; purple and green otherwise have no exposed target.

Purple 13 and purple 31 drain with white 2, green 44, and white 13 on the final exposed inner pockets.

Cube Land Puzzle Game level guide

medium 5 colors

Peel the cyan-orange checker shell face by face, then switch to the purple-green core without mixing both layers in the holding row.

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Fire cyan 60 at exposed cyan front squares and orange 60 at the adjacent orange squares.
Continue cyan 64 and orange 63 across the same front-left checker pattern, letting cyan 43 and the early orange remainder drain.
Rotate to side and rear checker faces, alternating cyan and orange only when their squares are outward-facing.
At cyan 28 / orange 60 / cyan 34, wait for one outer-shell remainder to clear before selecting purple or green.
Use purple and green only after the outer shell opens the compact inner checker core.
Alternate purple and green around that core, returning to cyan/orange only for shell squares still hiding a core edge.
Finish the exposed core with purple 13, purple 31, white 2, green 44, and white 13.

Colors in this level:

Cyan, Orange, Purple, Green, White

Loading purple 50 or green 58 before a real shell opening leaves a core magazine parked behind the cyan-orange layer.
Mixing the two checker layers without draining cyan 28, orange 60, or cyan 34 fills slots that the compact core needs.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A large cyan-orange checkerboard block fills the front, left, top, and rear faces; cyan 60 and orange 60 begin two alternating queue columns, followed by cyan/orange 64 and 63.
Goal: Remove the cyan-orange outer checker, expose the smaller purple-green checker core, and clear its final white pockets.
Opening: Use cyan 60 on exposed cyan squares and orange 60 on adjacent orange squares, then continue cyan 64/orange 63 along the same front-left faces.
Danger Zone: Cyan 28, orange 60, and cyan 34 can remain active while the core is only partly exposed; adding purple 50 or green 58 to a hidden face crowds the row.
Mechanics: The outer cyan-orange checker and inner purple-green checker are separate layers; purple 13/31, white 2/13, and green 44 are the visible final pocket sequence.

Which magazines open Cube Land Puzzle Level 85?
Cyan 60 and orange 60 start on the matching outer checker squares, followed by cyan/orange 64 and 63.
When should purple and green be used in Level 85?
Only after cyan-orange clearing opens the inner checker core; purple and green otherwise have no exposed target.
What finishes the Level 85 checker core?
Purple 13 and purple 31 drain with white 2, green 44, and white 13 on the final exposed inner pockets.