Brain Blow Level 29
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
An elephant stands on the board above a Watch button, with a small grey Buy word printed beneath that button. The prompt asks you to buy an elephant. A watch-advertisement style button usually plays an ad, but the level hides the actual purchase control as the plain word Buy below it. The elephant is acquired by tapping this Buy text, not by pressing the Watch button. No currency or shopping cart appears on the board.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look at the elephant and the controls below it: the green Watch button and the smaller grey Buy word underneath. Note the two separate clickable elements rather than treating the whole button area as one control.
- Read the prompt as a purchase request, and look for a control that means buy. The Watch button only suggests watching an advertisement, while the Buy word carries the actual purchase action.
- Tap the grey Buy text beneath the Watch button to complete the purchase. The elephant reacts once the buy control is pressed.
- Confirm the level completes after the Buy tap; the Watch button remains unused, and no advertisement needs to be played.
- Read the two controls separately before tapping: the Watch button occupies the larger area, while the Buy word sits beneath it as a smaller text label. The prompt's verb buy matches the Buy label directly, so the answer follows the wording rather than the biggest button. If the Watch control reacts when pressed, you have chosen the decoy; return to the grey Buy text under it and tap that word instead, and the elephant purchase should then register.
- The elephant itself does not move or react until the Buy control is tapped, so do not drag the animal around the board looking for a hidden interaction. The whole solution is locating the plain Buy word beneath the Watch button and selecting that text to finish the purchase.
Strategy & Reasoning
These levels separate a decoy button from the real control printed nearby. The Watch button is large and obvious, but it performs an unrelated action, while the plain Buy word is the element matching the prompt. The word itself, rather than its background, is the tappable target.
The prompt says buy, which points to the Buy label directly; matching the verb to the on-screen word avoids pressing the button that offers watching. The elephant itself is the item being bought, not a character to drag. Because the purchase control is just text, a tap on the large button would trigger the wrong decoy and leave the elephant unpurchased.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Do not press the Watch button; it is an advertisement decoy and does not buy the elephant.
- Tap the grey Buy word under the button, since the verb in the prompt matches that label exactly.
- Look for the control named after the action you want; other large buttons on the board are usually there to distract.