Brain Blow Level 93

Overview

An orange armchair sits on the left of the screen, with only a pair of gray cat ears peeking over its right edge. Below are a red yarn ball, a blue dog bone, and a brown teddy bear, and the prompt asks you to find the cat. The cat is hiding behind the chair and will not come out on its own, but it is drawn to the yarn. Moving the yarn beside the chair lures the cat into the open, after which you can tap it.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 2

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt asking you to find the cat, and look at the armchair. Notice the two gray ears with pink inner tips showing behind the chair's right arm, which tells you the cat is hidden there.

1. Do not tap the bone or the teddy bear, and do not reach behind the chair directly. The cat stays concealed while nothing attracts it out, and those two objects are animal-toy distractors.

1. Take hold of the red yarn ball lying on the lower left and drag it over to the side of the armchair where the ears are peeking out.

1. Set the yarn down beside the chair. The cat is drawn to the ball of yarn and steps out from behind the armchair, standing next to it with the yarn at its paws.

1. Once the gray cat is fully visible, tap it. The green checkmark appears over the scene and the completion screen confirms the cat has been found.

1. Place the yarn on the same side as the visible ears, so the lure lands next to the concealed animal rather than across the chair. The bone belongs to a dog and the teddy bear is a generic plush, so neither attracts the cat, and moving them does nothing. Wait until the whole gray body has stepped out from behind the armchair before tapping; grabbing only the hidden ears will not register. When the cat stands beside the yarn with the ball at its paws, select the animal itself, leaving the yarn behind as the lure that drew it out.

Strategy & Reasoning

The level hides the animal behind a piece of furniture and gives only a small tell in the ears. A direct search of the visible toys will not reveal the cat, because the body is concealed by the chair back. The yarn ball is the key lure: cats play with yarn, so placing it near the hiding spot draws the cat out where it can be selected.

The bone and teddy bear reinforce the pet-toy theme but belong to other animals, so they are there to distract rather than help. This is why moving them does nothing. The order matters too: the yarn has to be placed beside the chair before the cat emerges, and only after it steps into the open can the tap on the cat register. The checkmark appears once the actual cat, not the yarn or another toy, is selected.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Drag the red yarn ball next to the armchair to lure the cat out; do not tap the bone or teddy bear first.
• Wait until the cat steps fully out from behind the chair before tapping it; tapping the hidden ears alone will not work.
• If the cat does not appear, check that the yarn has been placed on the same side of the chair where the ears are showing.