Brain Find Level 20

Overview

This level, titled "Puzzle challenge," shows an empty 3-by-3 jigsaw board surrounded by eight loose puzzle pieces, some painted with parts of a castle — orange triangular roofs, brown windows, doors, and a brown foundation. The bottom preview shows the finished picture: a white castle with three orange-roofed towers and a brown base. The core mechanic is a physical jigsaw: drag each loose piece onto the board so its shape and image complete the picture. The overall approach is to fit the pieces by both shape (tabs and blanks) and picture logic — roof pieces on top, windows in the middle, foundation along the bottom — until the castle is whole.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 8

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Look at the empty 3x3 board and the loose pieces around it. Compare each piece to the bottom preview of the finished castle so you know what you are building: a central tall tower, two smaller side towers with orange pointed roofs, brown windows, and a brown base.

1. Start with the easiest anchors. The pieces with the orange triangular roofs belong at the top of the towers — place the tall central-roof piece near the top-center and the two smaller roof pieces on the upper sides.

1. Next fit the brown-foundation pieces along the bottom row of the board. These form the base line of the castle and lock the lower edge.

1. Place the middle pieces that show the brown windows and the white walls, working from the bottom row upward. Match each piece's jigsaw tabs and blanks to its neighbors so they interlock.

1. Keep dragging the remaining loose pieces into the board until every slot is filled and the picture reads as one complete castle. The moment the last piece clicks in, the level completes. A "Good" banner appears with the message "Do you feel smarter?", and the finished castle is shown enlarged in the center circle.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a genuine jigsaw puzzle rather than a trick. The designer gives you a preview of the finished castle, so the task is spatial assembly. The pieces are color-coded by region, which makes solving easier: orange roofs go on top, brown windows and walls in the middle, and the brown foundation along the bottom.

The most efficient strategy is to anchor the corners and edges first, then fill the center. The roof pieces are instantly recognizable by their orange triangles, so they naturally belong on the upper rows. The brown base pieces lock the bottom. Once the frame is in place, the remaining wall and window pieces fall into the only slots that match both their shape and the picture.

There is no hidden trick, no text to exploit, and no object to drag off-screen. The solution video shows the bottom row being filled first, then the towers rising, until the castle is complete. Simply work methodically piece by piece, checking that each piece's tabs interlock with its neighbors and that the castle image stays continuous.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Common mistake: forcing a piece into a slot by shape alone without checking the picture. Match both the jigsaw tabs and the castle image — a roof piece does not belong on the bottom row.
• Common mistake: starting with the center piece first. Anchor the edge and corner pieces (foundation and roofs) first, then fill the middle.
• Common mistake: giving up when a piece does not fit. Each loose piece has exactly one matching slot; if it does not interlock, try another position until the tabs and the castle picture both line up.