Brain Find Level 67
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 67, subtitled "Where did Jerry go?" shows an orange-and-white cat lying on the floor on the left side of the screen. In the background on the right, a dark semicircular mouse hole is set into the wall, with several white brick outlines scattered around it. Below the cat, four items are arranged: a lit candle on a candlestick (left), a wooden mallet (center-left), a small wooden box with a latch (center-right), and a yellow pet food bowl with a paw print (right). At the bottom center, a brown mouse icon in a circle marks the target. The success message reads "The big mouse is terrible!" — confirming that Jerry the mouse has been found.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Survey the room before acting. The cat lies on the floor on the left. In the background on the right, a mouse hole is visible in the wall. Below, four items are scattered: a candle, a mallet, a wooden box, and a pet food bowl. The mouse icon at the bottom tells you the target is Jerry.
- The mouse hole in the background wall is the obvious hiding place for a mouse. The question "Where did Jerry go?" implies he is hiding somewhere, and the mouse hole is his natural dwelling place.
- Tap the mouse hole in the wall. The mouse hole opens (or Jerry emerges from it), revealing the mouse you are looking for. The cat has been staring at the hole, waiting for Jerry to come out.
- Once Jerry is found, the success screen appears. The brown mouse is displayed in a yellow circle, and the text "The big mouse is terrible!" confirms that you have located Jerry. The level is complete.
Strategy & Reasoning
The level is a simple hide-and-seek puzzle themed around Tom and Jerry. The cat (Tom) is lying on the floor, and the question asks where Jerry went. The mouse hole in the background wall is the most obvious hiding place for a mouse. The four items below — candle, mallet, box, and food bowl — are distractors that look like they could contain something, but none of them is the correct hiding spot.
The success message's playful tone — "The big mouse is terrible!" — treats Jerry as a mischievous, troublesome mouse, consistent with the Tom and Jerry cartoon dynamic. The cat is the one searching, and the player helps by finding the mouse hole where Jerry is hiding.
Alternative approaches fail for specific reasons. Tapping the candle does nothing, because it is just a light source. Tapping the mallet also produces no result. Tapping the wooden box or the pet food bowl also yields nothing. The mouse hole in the wall is the correct hiding place.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Common mistake: searching inside the wooden box or the pet food bowl for Jerry. The mouse hole in the background wall is his home — tap it to reveal him.
- Common mistake: trying to use the mallet to smash something. The mallet is a distractor; Jerry is in the mouse hole.
- Common mistake: expecting Jerry to be hiding in a complex or unexpected location. The answer is simple: the mouse hole in the wall.
Note: solution steps are based on visible frames only