Brain Find Level 103

Overview

Level 103 is a mining-claw grab challenge. A miner's winch frame stands over scattered rocks and gems, with a money bag marked by a question mark, a red bundle, and an orange "Grab" button at the lower right of the board. The target badge at the bottom shows a green thousand-dollar bill, and the prompt reads "Once more! $1000 challenge." The visible gems and stones are distractions; the actual bill is tucked underneath the grab button itself, so the solution is to repurpose the claw to move that button aside rather than to hook any of the loose rocks.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 3

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Scan the items on the ground first to rule out the obvious prizes: the gray stones, the small colored gems, and the question-mark money bag do not match the thousand-dollar bill shown in the target badge.
2. Look at the orange Grab button near the lower right. It sits flat on the board and covers a patch of ground that nothing else can be seen through, which makes it the most likely hiding place for the bill.
3. Take the miner's claw hook from the winch and drag it over to the Grab button. Instead of dropping the hook onto a loose rock, aim the claw at the button itself so it catches the button's edge.
4. Pull or drag the button off its spot using the claw, the same way you would lift any other movable object. Keep dragging until the area beneath it is exposed.
5. Once the button has been moved aside, the thousand-dollar bill hidden underneath it becomes visible on the ground. Do not hook the exposed bill with the claw; tap the bill directly to select it.
6. Confirm the pick matches the target badge: the green thousand-dollar note fills the result circle on the Good screen. If the claw returns a rock or a gem instead, re-aim at the button and repeat the drag.
7. If the claw will not grab the button, check that your contact point is on the button face rather than on the board around it. The button moves as one piece, so a second grip on its center usually fixes a missed catch.

Strategy & Reasoning

This level plays on the expectation that the grab tool exists only to pick up what is lying in the open. The obvious valuables scattered across the ground are there to keep your eye on the floor, while the real prize sits under an interface element that most players treat as fixed. Reusing the claw on the button is the small mental flip the level asks for.

The money bag with a question mark looks like a jackpot, but it is a decoy in the same way the gems are. It draws attention away from the button corner, which is why examining the layout as a whole before operating the winch helps: the only object large enough to conceal a bill is the button.

The two-stage action also keeps the level from being a simple hidden-object tap. First you move the cover with the tool, then you tap the revealed item by hand. Mixing those two inputs up, such as trying to tap the button away or trying to claw the bill after it appears, are the two failure modes this layout invites.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: repeatedly lowering the claw onto rocks, gems, or the question-mark bag. Correct approach: those are decoys; aim the claw at the orange Grab button to move it aside.
• Mistake: assuming the button is a fixed interface and cannot be dragged. Correct approach: the button is a movable prop in this level, and the bill is hidden under it.
• Mistake: leaving the claw attached to the revealed bill instead of tapping it. Correct approach: after uncovering the note, tap the thousand-dollar bill directly to clear the level.