Brain Blow Level 38
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
A large dark circle fills the board with a small viewfinder frame, and a target object shown in a small box at the side: a brown star-shaped knot. The prompt asks you to find the object. The scene is too dark and large to inspect at once, so the viewfinder must be moved around the circle to search for the hidden knot. Once the knot is located in the dark area, it is tapped to finish the level.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 2
Step-by-Step Solution
- Study the target box beside the circle and memorize the brown star-shaped knot you are looking for, including its outline and center. This reference tells you what shape to recognize inside the dark scene.
- Drag the viewfinder frame around the dark circle, scanning one section at a time so no area is skipped. Move the frame across the upper, side, and lower parts of the circle.
- Watch through the frame for the brown star knot matching the target. It sits near an edge of the dark circle rather than in the center, so checking the periphery matters.
- Once the knot appears in the viewfinder, tap it to select the object. The level completes when the hidden knot is chosen, and the target box confirms whether you picked the right shape.
- Work around the dark circle in a regular sweep, moving the viewfinder from top to bottom and left to right, so sections do not get skipped or revisited. Compare any brown mark you find against the star knot in the reference box, checking the number of points and the central detail before tapping. If a shape does not match the target, move the frame on instead of selecting it, and keep scanning until the knot matching the reference comes into view.
Strategy & Reasoning
Hidden-object levels split the scene into a search area and a reference target. The dark circle conceals the knot in plain sight, and the movable frame focuses your attention on small portions of it at a time. Without moving the frame, large areas stay unexamined and the target can sit beside an edge without being noticed.
The target shape is a specific star knot, so matching its outline matters more than color alone. Other dark marks in the circle are background texture, and only the knot matches the reference box. Scanning methodically avoids circling back to sections already checked, and the tap confirms the object once the frame reaches it.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Move the viewfinder around the whole circle, including the edges; the hidden knot can sit near the periphery rather than the middle.
- Match the star outline to the target box, since dark background marks may look similar at a glance but are not the object.
- Scan one section at a time instead of waving the frame quickly across, or the knot may pass through the viewfinder without being noticed.