Brain Find Level 106

Overview

Level 106 centers on a closed red jewelry box sitting alone on a plain background. The prompt reads "Precious jewelry box," and the target badge shows a diamond ring. Several other pieces of jewelry appear once the lid opens, including a crystal, a bracelet, and a pearl, but the ring itself is concealed in the lower-right compartment under a cloth lining. The level asks you to open the box with a two-finger gesture and then tear through that lining rather than grabbing the first visible piece of jewelry.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 3

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Look at the closed red box and note that a single tap on the lid will not open it. The latch and hinge are designed to respond to a spreading motion across the lid surface.
2. Place one finger on the left edge of the box and a second finger on the right edge, then pull the two fingers apart to lift the lid open with a two-finger gesture. The lid swings up to reveal the compartments inside.
3. Scan the contents that spill or sit in view: the crystal, bracelet, and pearl are displayed as alternatives, but none of them matches the diamond ring shown in the target badge, so treat these visible pieces as distractors.
4. Move your attention to the lower-right compartment of the box. Its cloth lining looks plain compared with the other compartments, which is where the ring is hidden.
5. Tap repeatedly on that lower-right cloth section. Each tap presses against the lining; after several presses the cloth tears open to expose the ring underneath.
6. Once the ring emerges from the torn lining, tap the ring directly to select it. The Good screen shows the diamond ring sitting alone in that lower-right compartment, with the other jewelry cleared aside as decoys.
7. If the lid will not open, make sure both fingers land on the box body rather than one on the lid and one in empty space. If the lining does not tear, keep the taps concentrated on the lower-right section instead of scattering them across the other jewelry.

Strategy & Reasoning

The level separates the puzzle into a container problem and a hiding problem. Opening the box is a gesture test, because the game reserves a two-finger spread for lids that resist a normal tap; once the box is open, the real task is distinguishing the target among visible alternatives. The crystal, bracelet, and pearl are deliberately laid out to look valuable, but they do not match the ring in the target badge.

The cloth in the lower-right compartment behaves like a second small lid. It cannot be dragged off, and a single tap only presses it; repeated taps wear the lining until it splits. This mirrors how the box lid itself responds to a specific input, so the level rewards watching which surface reacts to which gesture.

Working top-down keeps the attempt organized: open the whole box first, rule out the obvious jewelry, then deal with the covered compartment. Grabbing a visible bracelet or pearl early ends the search before the hidden compartment has been checked, which is the main mistake this layout encourages.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: tapping the lid once and waiting for the box to open. Correct approach: use two fingers on the left and right edges and pull apart to lift the lid.
• Mistake: tapping the crystal, bracelet, or pearl that are already in view. Correct approach: these are decoys; the ring hides under the lower-right cloth lining.
• Mistake: giving up after one or two taps on the cloth. Correct approach: press the lower-right lining several times until it tears and the ring shows through.