Brain Find Level 44
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 44, subtitled "I want one more," centers on a pink piggy bank sitting on a wooden table. On the table beside it burns a lit candle on a small holder. Scattered on the floor below are four unrelated objects: a fluffy white shape with yellow dots, a grey rock, a colorful beach ball, and a potted flowering plant. The circular goal icon shows a single gold coin. The core mechanic is that the piggy bank is the money container, and the thing you want — one more coin — is associated with it rather than lying loose on the floor. The overall approach is to stop treating the floor objects as the answer and to operate on the piggy bank itself so a coin comes out.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Survey the table and the floor. The title "I want one more" is at the top. On the table sits a pink piggy bank with a coin slot on its back, next to a lit candle. On the floor are a fluffy white object, a rock, a beach ball, and a potted flower. The goal icon shows a gold coin, so you need to produce one more coin.
- Rule out the floor objects first. The rock, the beach ball, and the potted plant are not money, and the fluffy white object on the floor is not a coin either. None of them is the "one more" you are looking for, so do not waste time dragging them onto the table.
- Focus on the piggy bank. It is the only object on screen that actually holds coins, and the phrase "I want one more" fits a bank that keeps money inside. The coin you want is not sitting in plain sight; it is inside the piggy bank.
- Interact with the piggy bank to release a coin. Tap / shake / tilt the piggy bank so a coin works its way out of the slot. The bank rattles and dispenses a single gold coin.
- Once a coin comes out of the piggy bank, the level recognizes that you have the "one more" coin. A yellow success screen appears with a large "Good" ribbon and the message "You got it!", showing the gold coin inside the circular frame. The level is complete.
Strategy & Reasoning
The level spreads several objects around to dilute the obvious answer. A player reads "I want one more" and starts guessing which floor item might count as a reward — the ball, the flower, the fluffy shape — none of which is money. The lit candle is also there to suggest a side task, like melting or lighting something, but it does not connect to the coin. These props exist to pull attention away from the one object that is literally a money container.
The piggy bank is the clear signal. Its whole purpose is storing coins, so "one more" most naturally refers to one more coin from that bank. Once you accept that the coin is inside the piggy bank rather than on the floor, the operation becomes a single interaction: shake, tilt, or tap the bank to make a coin fall out. The success message "You got it!" is a simple confirmation that you produced the coin, with no extra combination of objects required.
Alternative approaches fail for concrete reasons. Dragging the rock, ball, flower, or fluffy object toward the piggy bank does not create a coin. Tapping the lit candle does nothing useful, because the candle is not the money source. Tapping the table or the empty space also produces nothing. The only object that can yield a gold coin is the piggy bank itself, which is why the demonstrated solution operates on it rather than on the scattered props.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Common mistake: hunting the floor objects for a loose coin. None of the floor items is money; the coin is inside the piggy bank.
- Common mistake: treating the lit candle as part of the puzzle. The candle is decoration; the coin comes from the bank, not from anything you burn.
- Common mistake: expecting to insert a coin. The goal is to obtain one more coin, so interact with the piggy bank to release one rather than searching for one to put in.