Brain Blow Level 67

Overview

A spiral-style maze fills the middle of the screen, with a small green bug starting at an opening on the left and an Exit marked on the upper-right side. Four yellow directional arrows sit below the maze, and the prompt asks you to complete the maze and reach the end. The inner corridors look like a normal labyrinth to solve, but the intended shortcut goes around the outside of the maze instead of through its tangled walls.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 1

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt asking you to complete the maze and reach the end, and locate the green bug at the left entrance and the Exit label on the upper-right side of the maze.

1. Do not guide the bug into the spiral corridors in the center of the maze. The inner passages wind around dead ends and are not the route the level expects you to use.

1. Take hold of the bug and move it along the open space outside the maze's outer wall, rather than inside the corridors. Follow the perimeter around the top or side of the maze where there are no walls blocking you.

1. Keep moving around the outside border until the bug reaches the upper-right area beside the Exit sign. The bug travels around the maze, past the outer edge, without crossing through any inner partition.

1. Once the bug is beside the Exit on the right, the level recognizes that the end has been reached. The green bug rests near the Exit, the checkmark appears, and the completion screen shows.

1. As you move, stay outside the outermost wall line the whole time and watch that you do not slip across a dark partition into an inner passage. If the bug turns inward toward a spiral corridor, correct it back toward the open border. Traveling this way keeps the route short and avoids the nested turns, and when the bug settles next to the Exit on the upper right, the completion state triggers without solving any inner corridor.

Strategy & Reasoning

This maze level plays on the assumption that you must solve the internal path. The arrows and spiral walls invite careful corridor navigation, but the exit can be reached from outside the maze entirely. The open area around the outer frame is passable, which means the shortest route is to skirt the perimeter rather than work through the nested walls inside.

Trying to trace the spiral from the entrance wastes time because the inner route is full of turns that lead away from the exit. The trick is to treat the maze as an obstacle to walk around, not a path to thread through. Moving the bug along the outside keeps it clear of every inner wall, and reaching the Exit from that open space triggers the completion state without needing to solve a single inner corridor.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not steer the bug into the spiral corridors; the exit is reached by going around the outside of the maze, not through the inside.
• Keep the bug in the open space along the outer perimeter, following the border until you are beside the Exit on the upper right.
• Ignore the directional arrows if they encourage you to push through inner walls; the intended route bypasses those passages altogether.