Brain Find Level 62
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 62, subtitled "Where will the princess be this time?" shows the same gray stone castle with three towers — a small left tower, a tall center tower, and a short right tower, all topped with red pointed roofs and small yellow flags. A green cartoon dragon with yellow horns and a pale yellow belly perches on the right side of the castle. Two green bushes sit at the base of the castle walls. Below the castle, three items are arranged in a row: a steel sword with a golden hilt, a raw pink piece of meat, and a wooden-handled axe. At the bottom center, a princess icon in a yellow dress marks the target. The success message reads "Sure enough, only the prince can save the princess" — confirming that the correct approach is for the prince (the player) to confront the dragon directly with the sword.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Survey the castle scene before acting. The dragon perches on the right tower. Below, three candidate items are laid out: a sword, a piece of meat, and an axe. The princess icon at the bottom tells you the target is the princess, who is inside the castle.
- The success message gives the critical clue: "Sure enough, only the prince can save the princess." This tells you that the correct solution is the prince (the player) confronting the dragon directly. The meat is a distractor that looks like a peaceful option, and the axe is a secondary weapon, but the sword is the prince's weapon of choice.
- Drag the steel sword from the bottom row to the dragon. The prince wields the sword and confronts the dragon directly, defeating it and rescuing the princess from the castle. The dragon is the obstacle blocking the princess, and only by facing it with the sword can the prince succeed.
- Once the dragon is defeated and the princess is rescued, the success screen appears. The princess is displayed in a yellow circle, and the text "Sure enough, only the prince can save the princess" confirms that the sword-wielding prince was the correct approach. The level is complete.
Strategy & Reasoning
The level presents a classic "prince rescues princess from dragon" scenario, with a deliberate choice between three items: a sword, a piece of meat, and an axe. The success message confirms that the intended path is the prince confronting the dragon directly — the sword is the prince's signature weapon, and the message's "sure enough" tone acknowledges that this was the obvious correct answer all along.
The meat looks like a tempting alternative — perhaps a peace offering to befriend the dragon — but the success message steers you away from that interpretation. The axe is a secondary weapon that could also work, but the sword is the iconic prince's weapon. The design uses the three items to create a choice, and the success message confirms which choice is correct.
Alternative approaches fail for specific reasons. Dragging the meat to the dragon does not produce the "prince saves princess" result, because the message specifically says only the prince can save her — implying direct confrontation, not friendship. Dragging the axe is less iconic than the sword. The sword is the correct, prince-appropriate weapon.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Common mistake: reaching for the meat as a "peace offering" to the dragon. The success message confirms that only the prince (fighting with the sword) can save the princess — friendship is not the answer here.
- Common mistake: trying to use the axe instead of the sword. The sword is the prince's signature weapon; the axe is a secondary tool that does not match the "prince" theme.
- Common mistake: ignoring the dragon and trying to open the castle door directly. The dragon is the obstacle; you must confront it with the sword to rescue the princess.
Note: solution steps are based on visible frames only