Brain Blow Level 25
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
A green cap, a red joint of meat, a blue bone, a yellow sponge, and a mosaic picture lie scattered across the board. The prompt asks you to find something you can eat. Several props are inedible at first glance, but the meat is partly concealed behind the picture and the bone, so those covers must be moved aside before the edible item can be selected. The red ham joint is the food in this group, and it is tapped once exposed.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 3
Step-by-Step Solution
- Identify the items on the board and sort them by likely category: the cap, the bone, the sponge, and the picture are non-food props, while the red joint of meat is the candidate edible item.
- Drag the mosaic picture aside to uncover the area behind it, checking whether the meat or another object has been hidden there. Move it far enough that the covered space opens up.
- Drag the blue bone away from in front of the red ham so the meat's cut surface becomes visible. The bone itself is not edible and should be set aside rather than chosen.
- Examine the exposed meat, recognizing that the red ham joint is cooked food, unlike the hard cap, bone, and sponge around it.
- Tap the red meat to mark it as something you can eat. The level completes once the exposed ham is selected, and the other scattered props remain untouched.
- After moving the picture and bone aside, look closely at the exposed ham's cut face to confirm it is meat rather than another hard prop. The cap and sponge stay outside the food group because their material does not resemble an ingredient, and the bone remains a non-food prop even though it sits near the meat. If the meat still seems partly covered, shift the last obstructing item before tapping, since the selection needs the ham fully exposed.
Strategy & Reasoning
This level hides the food among household and pet props that all look unrelated to cooking. The bone suggests a dog treat but belongs with the non-food group here, and the picture and sponge are barriers and distractors rather than ingredients. Moving the covers is what reveals the joint of meat, since it was placed behind them.
Once uncovered, the ham's red color and cut face make it clearly edible, which separates it from the hard man-made objects. The cap and sponge keep their non-food material even beside the meat, and the bone stays an inedible toy. The solution therefore combines uncovering hidden items with a simple food classification at the end.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Do not tap the bone assuming it is a treat; in this level the bone is a prop hiding the meat rather than food itself.
- Move both the picture and the bone aside before choosing, because the meat may stay partly covered until both covers are shifted.
- Select the red ham joint, not the yellow sponge or green cap, which are hard non-food objects arranged around it.