Brain Blow Level 30
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
A large green square fills the upper part of the board, and a small empty square frame sits below it. The prompt asks you to put the square into the frame. The square is too big to enter the frame directly, so it must be shrunk through a zoom-out gesture until it turns red and becomes small enough to fit. Once resized, it is dragged into the small frame. The frame itself does not move or change size.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 2
Step-by-Step Solution
- Compare the large green square above with the small frame below, and note that the square currently covers far more area than the frame opening. A direct drag will not make it fit.
- Perform a zoom-out or pinch-outward-to-inward gesture on the green square to shrink it. As it gets smaller, watch its color change from green to red, which marks that it has reached the target size.
- Stop the resize once the square is red and compact enough to match the frame's dimensions. Do not shrink it past the size of the opening, since it must still fill the frame.
- Drag the resized red square down into the small frame below, aligning it with the opening so it sits neatly inside.
- Release the square in the frame and wait for the completion feedback; the level finishes once the shrunken square fills the frame.
- While pinching the square, stop as soon as it turns red; continuing to shrink it makes the shape too small to fill the frame neatly. Once resized, center the square over the frame opening before releasing, so the red shape aligns with the inner edges rather than landing beside it. If the square bounces back after dropping, check whether it still carried the green color from before the resize, since only the red, shrunken version fits the frame.
Strategy & Reasoning
Resize levels use a pinch gesture rather than a drag to solve the fit problem. The color shift from green to red is the game's feedback that the correct size has been reached, so it acts as the stopping cue for the zoom-out. Without resizing, the large square cannot enter the tiny frame, which is why a simple drag fails.
The frame defines the target size, and the square must be brought down to match it rather than the frame being enlarged. Dragging after the resize places the already-fitted shape into its slot, and the red color confirms the shape is acceptable. The two-step nature, resize then move, separates this from a plain object-placement puzzle.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Use a zoom-out pinch on the square, not a drag, to make it smaller; dragging alone cannot reduce its size.
- Watch for the square to turn red before moving it; that color change means it has reached the size that fits the frame.
- Do not over-shrink the square; once it matches the frame opening, drag it in instead of continuing the pinch.