Brain Blow Level 95

Overview

Two panels face each other. On the left are three rotary knobs numbered 1, 2, and 3, ringed in yellow, blue, and cyan; on the right are three color-matched power bars showing how much power each circuit receives. The prompt asks you to connect the wires to the power source. Each knob carries a small pointer lever that can be rotated, and the bar on the right fills only when the lever lines up with the outgoing wire for that circuit. The yellow bar is already connected, while the blue and cyan circuits need their knobs aligned.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 3

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt asking you to connect the wires to the power source, and compare the two panels. Note the three left knobs colored yellow, blue, and cyan, each matched by a same-colored bar on the right panel.

1. Check the wires running out from each knob toward the right panel. The brown traces show which route each circuit takes, and the pointer lever on a knob must face the direction of its outgoing wire for the connection to close.

1. Start with knob 1, the yellow ring. Its pointer already points toward the straight wire leading to the yellow bar, which is why the yellow bar on the right is filled; leave this one as it is.

1. Rotate knob 2, the blue ring, by tapping it until its pointer turns toward the wire that leads to the blue bar. As the lever aligns with the outgoing trace, the blue circuit closes and the blue bar fills across its frame.

1. Rotate knob 3, the cyan ring, the same way, turning its pointer toward its outgoing wire until the cyan circuit connects. Once all three bars are filled and the three circuits are matched, the green checkmark appears over the panels and the completion screen confirms the wires are connected to the power source.

Strategy & Reasoning

This level is a rotary-switch connection puzzle. Unlike a wire-dragging game, the cables are already routed behind the panels; what is loose is the knob's lever direction. A knob whose pointer faces away from its trace leaves that circuit open, so its corresponding bar stays dark or only partially filled. Rotating the lever onto the outgoing wire closes the circuit and sends power to the matching bar.

Matching by color keeps the pairs straight: the yellow knob belongs to the yellow bar, the blue knob to the blue bar, and the cyan knob to the cyan bar. Following the brown wire from a knob tells you which direction its pointer must face, and watching the bar fill confirms the alignment was correct. The finished state shows all three right-side bars fully lit, meaning every circuit has reached its power source rather than leaving one open loop.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Rotate the knobs so the pointer lever faces the outgoing wire; do not drag the brown wires themselves, since they are already routed.
• Match each knob to its same-colored bar: yellow with yellow, blue with blue, cyan with cyan.
• If a bar stays dark after a turn, rotate that knob a little further until the lever sits directly on its wire; a half-aligned pointer leaves the circuit open.