Brain Blow Level 80
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
A night-sky patch above shows a star constellation and a crescent moon, while a small teddy-like bear sits alone on the ground below. The prompt asks you to find the Great Bear. The constellation in the sky looks like an obvious answer, and the small bear looks harmless, but the Great Bear here is the adult father bear who has not appeared yet. He shows up only after you hold the little bear and shake as if it is in danger, prompting the adult bear to come protect it.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Read the prompt asking you to find the Great Bear, and look at the two areas on screen: the starry constellation in the upper sky and the small bear sitting alone below.
- Do not tap the constellation in the sky, even though it draws the eye; the star pattern is a pun on the Great Bear constellation and acts as a decoy in this level.
- Place and hold your finger on the small bear sitting on the ground. Keep the finger pressed on it rather than letting go after one tap.
- While holding the baby bear, shake your phone back and forth as if the little bear is in trouble. The shaking signals distress and calls the adult bear.
- The father bear appears beside and under the little bear, forming a large adult bear with the cub on its back. Once the Great Bear has come to protect the baby, the green checkmark appears and the completion screen shows.
- Keep the finger held through the shaking rather than releasing after one jolt, because the adult is summoned by the held distress gesture. Watch the starry sky stay unchanged: it never reacts, which confirms the constellation was only the decoy reading of the name. When the adult bear steps in protectively with the cub riding on his back, that paired figure is the Great Bear to select, and the checkmark appears over the protective pair rather than over the teddy sitting alone.
Strategy & Reasoning
The level turns the phrase "Great Bear" against the player: it reads like a star constellation name, and the night sky with its connected stars is deliberately placed to send you there. The actual Great Bear, though, is an adult animal that appears through a reaction rather than a tap on the stars. The small bear alone on the ground is the trigger target, not the thing you are looking for.
Holding the bear before shaking matters, because the gesture is like grabbing the cub and jostling it to attract the parent. The father bear's protective stance, carrying the cub on his back, is the visible payoff: the adult bear has arrived to guard the little one. The starry sky stays unchanged throughout, which confirms that tapping it would not clear the level.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Hold your finger on the small bear and shake the device; do not tap the constellation in the night sky, which is a decoy.
- Keep the finger held while shaking until the adult bear appears, rather than releasing after a single shake.
- The father bear arriving protectively with the cub on his back is the completion sign, not the teddy bear sitting by itself.