Brain Blow Level 92

Overview

A plain pale cup with a light brown liquid sits in the middle of the white screen, and the prompt asks you to find coffee. The cup looks like the obvious target, but its drink could be tea, hot chocolate, or anything else, and there is no label identifying it. In this level the coffee you are asked to find is not in the cup at all: it is the word "coffee" written inside the question text itself, and tapping that word solves the puzzle.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 1

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt asking you to find coffee, and look at the cup below it. The liquid is a pale brown with no steam, label, or coffee-specific detail to confirm what it contains.

1. Do not tap the cup itself, and do not try to inspect the drink, pour it, or add anything to it. The cup is a decoy placed to make you think the answer is the beverage inside.

1. Look back at the question line at the top of the screen, where the wording reads "Find coffee". Focus on the second word in that line, the one that spells out the drink's name.

1. Tap the word "coffee" inside the prompt text. This word is treated as a hidden target object in the level, even though it is part of the question.

1. Once the word is tapped, a red oval highlights it and the green checkmark appears over the cup, followed by the completion screen confirming coffee has been found.

1. When a requested item has no certain visual match in the scene, reread the instruction line before tapping any object. The cup's pale brown liquid is kept generic, with no steam rising, bean, or label to distinguish coffee from tea or cocoa, so it cannot be identified by appearance. The written word in the prompt is the only concrete reference to coffee on screen; tapping it directly registers as the correct find, and the red oval afterward confirms that the text rather than the drink was the target.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a word-as-object puzzle, one of several in which the requested item appears in the instruction text rather than as a drawn illustration. The cup in the scene deliberately looks coffee-like, but it stays generic so that judging the drink by appearance cannot give a reliable answer. The only concrete reference to coffee on the screen is the written word in the prompt.

Players usually read the instruction once and then ignore it, treating the text as fixed background while searching the pictures. The trick reverses that: the instruction itself holds the answer. This is why tapping the cup produces no reaction, while selecting the literal word "coffee" registers as the correct find. The red oval drawn around the word after the tap makes clear that the text, not the drink, was the target.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Tap the word "coffee" in the prompt line; do not select the cup or the liquid below it.
• Do not expect the drink to reveal itself after a tap, a shake, or adding milk; the cup is only a decoy.
• If the level does not clear, make sure you tapped the written word and not the nearby cup illustration.