Brain Find Level 33
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 33, subtitled "Do not touch dangerous goods," centers on a single glass Erlenmeyer flask standing in the middle of a white screen. Inside the flask, two liquids are sitting in separate layers: a blue liquid on top and a red-pink liquid settled at the bottom, clearly not mixed. The circular goal icon at the bottom shows the same flask but filled entirely with a single purple liquid. The core mechanic is color mixing plus a device-gesture twist: blue and red combine to make purple, but the label tells you not to touch the flask. The overall approach is to ignore the warning and agitate the flask so the two layers blend into the purple shown in the goal.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look at the flask. The title "Do not touch dangerous goods" is at the top, and the only object on screen is the conical flask. Inside it, the upper half is bright blue and the lower half is red-pink, separated by a clear boundary with a few bubbles between them. The goal icon at the bottom shows the result you need: a uniform purple liquid filling the whole flask.
- Work out the color logic. The two layers are blue and red, and the target color is purple. Blue mixed with red makes purple, so the goal can only be reached by blending the two existing layers together. There is no separate paint color on screen to choose from; the ingredients are already inside the flask.
- Do not try to tap or swipe the flask directly as if stirring it. The flask is drawn as a sealed laboratory container, and the "dangerous goods" warning means you are not supposed to poke at the liquid with your finger. Tapping the glass or trying to drag one layer around does nothing.
- Agitate the whole flask by shaking your device. Pick up / hold the phone and shake it side to side so the liquid inside sloshes back and forth. As the two layers slosh together, the blue on top and the red at the bottom begin to blend.
- Keep shaking until the separation boundary disappears and the entire contents turn a uniform purple. The final state, shown on the success screen, is a flask filled with smooth purple liquid, and the congratulatory message reads "If your fingers are corroded?" — a joke about having handled the dangerous mixture. The level is complete.
Strategy & Reasoning
This level works on two layers of misdirection. The first is visual: the goal icon shows purple, and a player who does not stop to think may hunt around the screen looking for a purple bottle to pour in. But no purple exists anywhere; the only colors present are the blue and red already layered in the flask, which tells you the required operation is mixing rather than adding.
The second misdirection is the warning itself. "Do not touch dangerous goods" sounds like a rule you must obey, and a careful player will avoid touching the flask at all, leaving the layers forever separated. The twist is that the level cannot be solved without disturbing the contents — the joke message about corroded fingers confirms that the intended solution is to disregard the safety warning and agitate the mixture anyway. Because the flask is sealed, the natural way to slosh the two layers without opening it is to move the whole device, i.e. a shake gesture, rather than a finger on the glass.
Alternative approaches fail for concrete reasons. Tapping the flask does not stir the liquid, since there is no spoon or stirrer and the container is sealed. Pouring anything in is impossible because no second bottle exists. Waiting also does nothing, since the two layers stay separated on their own. The only operation that combines blue and red into purple is agitating the flask, which is why a device shake is the demonstrated solution.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Common mistake: looking for a separate purple bottle. There is none; purple is produced only by mixing the blue and red already inside the flask.
- Common mistake: obeying the "do not touch" warning and never shaking the device. The warning is ironic — you must agitate the flask to blend the layers.
- Common mistake: trying to stir the liquid with a finger tap. The flask is sealed; agitate the whole phone by shaking it so the layers slosh together.