Brain Blow Level 62

Overview

The prompt at the top reads "Tap the dragonfly above the text!", and four objects are scattered across the screen: a lemon, a ham hock, a chicken, and a blue-winged dragonfly. At first the dragonfly sits in the lower-right area, below the text rather than above it, so the instruction seems impossible to follow. The key is that the text itself can be moved; once it is dragged to the bottom of the screen, the dragonfly is positioned above it and can be tapped.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 2

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt asking you to tap the dragonfly above the text, and compare the dragonfly's position with the text. In the starting layout the text sits at the top, while the dragonfly is lower on the right, so the dragonfly is currently below the text.

1. Ignore the lemon, the ham hock, and the chicken for now; none of them is the dragonfly, and they are just scattered objects on the screen.

1. Take hold of the prompt text itself and drag it downward to the bottom of the screen. Moving the text changes the reference point the instruction uses, since "above the text" means above wherever the text currently sits.

1. Check the new layout after moving the text down. The dragonfly, which stayed in the lower-right area, now lies above the text line near the bottom of the screen.

1. Tap the dragonfly while it is positioned above the moved text. The green checkmark appears over the objects and the completion screen confirms that the correct dragonfly was tapped.

1. Before tapping, verify the vertical order once more: the text line should sit at the bottom, and the dragonfly's body should be clearly above that line rather than beside it. If the insect still reads as below the wording, the drag has not gone far enough, so pull the text lower before the tap. When the relationship is correct, the dragonfly registers as the object "above the text" and the level accepts the selection without needing any other object to move.

Strategy & Reasoning

This level plays on the word "above" as a relative position rather than a fixed screen location. The dragonfly does not move to the top; the text moves to the bottom, which flips the relationship between the two. Dragging the text is the hidden interaction, because most players assume the prompt line is a fixed label that cannot be touched.

The other objects are there to make the screen look crowded and to distract from the movable text. Tapping the dragonfly while it is still below the original top text does not satisfy the condition, which is why repositioning has to happen before the tap. Once the text sits at the bottom and the dragonfly is clearly above it, the single tap on the dragonfly completes the level, with no further object to move.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Drag the prompt text down to the bottom before tapping; the dragonfly has to be above the text's new position, not the original top position.
• Do not tap the lemon, ham hock, or chicken; the target is only the blue-winged dragonfly on the right.
• Avoid trying to drag the dragonfly upward to the top, since the intended move is repositioning the text rather than moving the insect.