Brain Blow Level 89

Overview

Six colored blobs are arranged in two rows: red, yellow, and light blue on top, orange, black, and dark blue below. The prompt asks you to find the green color, but none of the blobs is green at first. Green has to be mixed rather than selected from the existing colors. Combining the yellow blob with the blue blob produces green, and once that new color appears you tap it to finish the level.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 2

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt asking for the green color, and look over the six blobs. Check each one: red, yellow, light blue, orange, black, and dark blue are all present, but no green blob sits on the screen yet.

1. Do not tap any of the non-green colors expecting one to turn out to be green in disguise. The listed blobs are red, yellow, orange, black, and blue shades, so the answer cannot be picked directly.

1. Use the basic color mix: yellow and blue combine to make green. Take hold of the yellow blob in the top row and drag it over the light blue blob beside it, letting the two colors meet and merge.

1. As the yellow and blue blend together, the mixed blob changes into green. The two source colors disappear into this single new green shape, which settles into the top-right position where the blue blob was.

1. Tap the resulting green blob to select it. The green checkmark appears over the scene and the completion screen confirms you have found the green color.

1. Use the light blue in the top row rather than the dark blue in the bottom row, since the dark blue would muddy the result instead of producing a clean green. The red, orange, and black blobs are warm or neutral shades that cannot contribute the missing green, so leave them untouched. Wait until the two source blobs have fully merged into one settled green shape before tapping; selecting a half-mixed color that has not turned green yet will not register, and the finished green blob is the single combined piece to choose.

Strategy & Reasoning

The level tests color theory instead of visual search. When a requested color is missing from a palette, the route is usually to mix two colors that make it. Yellow and blue are the classic pair that produces green in paint, and the scene conveniently provides both a yellow and a blue blob while leaving no ready-made green to pick.

The other blobs are distractors: red and orange sit in the warm group, black is a neutral shade, and the dark blue in the bottom row is another decoy blue that should not be mixed. Dragging the yellow onto the correct light blue creates the green, after which tapping the finished mixed color registers as the answer. Trying to tap the blue or yellow alone would only confirm that the green still has to be created.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mix the yellow blob with the blue blob to create green; there is no green blob hidden among the six at the start.
• Use the light blue in the top row rather than the dark blue in the bottom row when combining with yellow.
• Tap the green blob only after the colors have fully merged; tapping before the mix finishes will not register the green selection.