Brain Find Level 114

Overview

Level 114 deals out six face-down playing cards in two rows of three, all showing the same blue patterned back. The prompt asks "Can you play poker?" and the target badge shows an Ace of Hearts. The level does not ask you to beat a hand or win a round; it asks you to assemble the Ace of Hearts from the suit marks already on the cards, moving a heart off one card and replacing a diamond on another.

• Difficulty: Hard
• Estimated moves: 3

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Flip or inspect the cards one at a time to see their faces. One card in the top row carries a heart mark, and the middle card in the bottom row turns up as an Ace of Diamonds, showing the red diamond suit that needs to be changed.
2. Take the heart mark off the first relevant card: drag the heart away from that card's face so it floats free in the space between the cards. The heart stays available to be moved onto another card.
3. Next, lift the diamond mark off the Ace of Diamonds in the bottom middle position. Drag the diamond away so the Ace face is left without its suit.
4. Pick up the floating heart and drop it onto that empty Ace in the bottom middle row. The heart seats itself in the center of the Ace, turning the card into an Ace of Hearts.
5. Confirm the rebuilt card matches the target badge: white Ace card, black A in the corners, and a red heart in the middle.
6. Tap the finished Ace of Hearts to select it. The Good screen shows the Ace of Hearts alone in the center circle, and the level clears once the correct card is chosen.
7. If the heart will not drop onto the Ace, check that the diamond was removed first. Trying to place the heart on top of an unchanged diamond Ace leaves both marks stacked and does not register the rebuild.

Strategy & Reasoning

Poker knowledge is mostly decoration here. The level shows no opponent, betting, or hand ranking; its real mechanic is treating the suit symbols as movable pieces on the card faces. The Ace number is already present on the bottom-middle card, so the only missing ingredient is the heart suit, which has to be borrowed from another card in the layout.

The two drags work as a swap of suit marks. Removing the diamond frees the Ace face, while the heart pulled from the other card supplies the new suit. Order between the two removals matters less than clearing the target card before placing the heart, because the rebuilt card has to read cleanly as one Ace with one suit.

This setup avoids the obvious hidden-card trap: there is no Ace of Hearts lying face-down among the six backs. Solving it means looking at the symbols on the faces and moving them the way you would move small objects elsewhere in the game, rather than hunting for a card that is simply turned over.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: flipping through the backs looking for a face-down Ace of Hearts. Correct approach: no hidden target card exists; the Ace of Hearts is rebuilt from suit marks on two cards.
• Mistake: dropping the heart onto the Ace while its diamond is still in place. Correct approach: remove the diamond from the bottom-middle Ace first, then place the heart onto that empty Ace.
• Mistake: tapping an Ace of Diamonds or any other red card as the answer. Correct approach: finish the rebuild first, then tap the completed Ace of Hearts card.