Brain Blow Level 79
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
The screen shows an apple, a fish, a chicken, and a dirt pile with a shovel stuck in it, with the prompt asking you to find the worm. None of the visible objects is a worm, and the dirt pile looks like the obvious hiding place, but the worm is not buried there. It is tucked behind the question text at the top of the screen, which covers it until you move the wording out of the way.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 2
Step-by-Step Solution
- Read the prompt asking you to find the worm, and scan the visible objects: the apple, fish, chicken, and shoveled dirt pile. None of them shows a worm, so the hiding place must be somewhere that is currently covered.
- Do not dig in the dirt pile, tap the chicken, or inspect the apple; those are distractors, and the worm is not hidden inside any of them.
- Take hold of the question text itself and drag it downward or to the side, pulling it away from its original position at the top of the screen.
- As the wording moves aside, a small pink worm is revealed underneath where the text was covering it. The worm peeks out with its little eyes visible above the prompt line.
- Tap the revealed worm to select it. The level then shows the green checkmark and the completion screen, confirming you have found the worm.
- Rule out the ordinary objects one by one before moving the text: the apple, fish, and chicken each suggest a different hiding story, yet none contains a worm, and the shoveled soil only looks like the natural place to dig. That leaves the prompt line as the last surface covering part of the screen. After dragging it aside, look just behind or above the moved wording for the small pale body and eyes; once the worm is clearly exposed, tap it directly rather than tapping the objects around it, and the checkmark confirms the find.
Strategy & Reasoning
The level hides the target in plain sight behind the most overlooked layer: the instruction text itself. Players naturally treat the prompt as fixed background and search only the objects in the scene, which sends them toward the dirt pile, chicken, or apple. The worm, however, sits directly under the wording, so moving the text is the only action that exposes it.
This pattern appears across these puzzles: the question line can often be dragged, tapped, or moved, and it may cover a hidden item. The dirt pile with the shovel is a deliberate decoy because worms are commonly found in soil, but digging there does nothing. Once the text is shifted, the worm's position becomes obvious, and a simple tap finishes the level.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Drag the question text aside rather than digging in the dirt pile; the worm is hidden behind the wording, not under the soil.
- After moving the text, look just above or behind the prompt line for the small pink worm before tapping.
- Avoid tapping the chicken, fish, or apple, since none of these objects contains the hidden worm.