Brain Blow Level 16

Overview

Four vertical gauges stand in a row, each labeled CO2, NUTRI, RAD, or WATER, with a colored fill and a slider valve beside it. The prompt asks you to reach the set values. Each gauge must be adjusted so its colored level matches the target line marked on the tube. The CO2 yellow level sits low, the NUTRI green level sits high, the RAD red level is kept low, and the WATER blue level is set to its middle band. The valves are dragged up and down to change the fill.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 4

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Identify the four gauges and their colors: yellow CO2 on the left, green NUTRI next, red RAD, and blue WATER on the right. Read the marked target line on each tube before moving any valve.

1. Adjust the CO2 valve so the yellow fill reaches its low target band, keeping the level down rather than raising it high.

1. Raise the NUTRI valve to bring the green fill up to its high target, then lower the RAD valve so the red fill stays at its thin, low level.

1. Set the WATER valve to place the blue fill at its middle band, matching the marked line on the blue tube. Check all four gauges once more so none sits above or below its target before finishing.

1. Work through the gauges in order so you do not cross the valves: finish CO2 before moving to NUTRI, then RAD, then WATER, and return to the first one only to check its level again. Each valve moves its own colored fill, so a mismatched adjustment usually means you grabbed the wrong tube's control. Once all four fills sit on their marked lines, the level should close without a confirm button; if one gauge still looks off, recheck that tube before assuming the others are correct.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a balancing level rather than a hidden-object puzzle. Each gauge acts independently, so one valve does not affect the others, and the target for each is visible on its own tube. The labels tell you which substance each fill represents, but the colored level itself is what the valve controls.

The RAD gauge starts nearly full and must be reduced, while NUTRI starts low and must be raised, which makes the two middle gauges the easiest to mix up. Matching each valve to its own tube prevents crossing the adjustments. Once every colored fill lines up with its target line, the level completes without a separate confirm button.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not treat the four gauges as one shared meter; each valve controls only the substance in its own tube.
• Match the fill to the marked target line, not to a level that looks balanced on the adjacent gauge, since targets differ from tube to tube.
• Check RAD last because it must stay low; leaving it high is the most common mistake on this balancing level.