Brain Blow Level 41
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
An open casement window sits between red curtains on the board, with a browser-style bar above it. The prompt asks you to close the window. The casement pane can be shut like a real window, and after it is closed the two side curtains must be drawn together over the glass. The red close button on the top bar is a decoy and does not finish the level.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 3
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look at the window and find the casement pane swung open toward one side. Identify the curtains hanging on the left and right of the frame, which are still pulled apart at the start.
- Tap or drag the open casement until the pane swings shut and the glass closes into the frame. Confirm the window itself is closed before touching the curtains.
- Swipe the left curtain across toward the right and the right curtain toward the left so they meet in the middle, covering the closed glass.
- Wait for the completion feedback once both curtains are drawn and the window is shut. The level finishes with the curtains closed over the pane, and the top-bar close button remains unused.
- Close the casement fully before you begin the curtain swipe, because a pane still swung open leaves a gap the curtains cannot cover. Bring one curtain across at a time so you can see them meet in the middle, and check that the glass behind is no longer visible when they close. The red button on the top bar can be ignored throughout; if pressing it did nothing, that confirms the real interaction is the window and its curtains, not the title-bar control.
- The curtains cover the closed glass from side to side, and once they meet in the middle the window looks fully shut. If the level still has not completed, check that the casement pane is closed and that neither curtain has slid back open before trying again.
Strategy & Reasoning
Closing a window in this level means operating the actual window and its curtains, not pressing a title-bar close control. The casement must be shut first, because drawing curtains over an open pane would leave a gap. The two actions follow a real sequence: close the glass, then cover it.
The red button on the top bar resembles a window close control and is the obvious decoy, but the scene's own casement and curtains are the interactive elements. Once the pane is shut, swiping each curtain inward brings them together like curtains in a room, and the empty covered window signals completion. Ignoring the decoy button keeps you working on the window itself.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Shut the casement pane before drawing the curtains; the curtain swipe alone leaves the window open.
- Swipe both side curtains inward to the middle, since one curtain alone will not fully cover the glass.
- Do not press the red close button on the top bar; it is a decoy that does not operate the window.