Brain Find Level 7
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 6 presents a white hen sitting on a straw nest in the middle of the screen, with the question "Give me an egg" and a small egg preview at the bottom. The hen is perched right on top of the nest, and at a glance the nest looks empty — there is no egg visible anywhere. The core mechanic is the same "hidden under" trick from earlier levels: the egg is not missing, it is simply concealed beneath the hen that is sitting on it. The level adds a small comic trap, because grabbing at the hen's comb or tail feathers rips those off without moving her. The overall approach is to drag the whole hen off the nest in one movement so that the egg underneath is uncovered, then collect it.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 2
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look at the hen sitting on the straw nest. The bottom preview shows you need an egg, but no egg is visible because the hen's body is covering the center of the nest.
- Do not pull at the red comb on the hen's head, and do not yank at her tail feathers. In the solution video these get pulled off and float away, but they do not reveal anything — they are comic distractions, not the solution.
- Grab the hen's body itself and drag her upward and away, completely off the straw nest. Move her far enough that the whole nest surface is exposed.
- As soon as the hen is lifted off, the egg that she was sitting on becomes visible on the nest. This is the egg you were asked for — it was there all along, hidden under the hen.
- Tap the exposed egg to collect it. The game confirms the answer with a "Good" banner and the message "You can't be troubled by this little trick," then displays the egg enlarged in the center circle. The level is complete.
Strategy & Reasoning
This level revisits the "item is hidden underneath another object" pattern and wraps it in a farm-animal joke. The designer wants you to think about where eggs actually come from: a hen lays them in the nest, and if a hen is already sitting on the nest, the egg is almost certainly directly beneath her. Tapping the nest or tapping the hen from above does nothing because the egg is occluded; only removing the hen exposes it.
The comb and tail feathers are deliberately tempting to pull. Players who instinctively tug at the most obvious protruding parts — the floppy tail and the red comb — watch them detach and float off, which feels like progress but changes nothing. The solution video shows these being pulled away fruitlessly before the correct move of dragging the entire hen off the nest. This teaches the lesson that you must move the covering object as a whole, not just fiddle with its attachments.
Once the hen is removed, the egg appears immediately, which is consistent with the game's rule that hidden objects pop out the moment their cover is moved. There is no need to shake, tap repeatedly, or wait for the hen to lay a new egg — the egg was already in the nest.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Common mistake: pulling the hen's red comb or tail feathers off and expecting that to produce an egg. These detach comically but reveal nothing; the egg is under the hen's body.
- Common mistake: tapping the nest or tapping the hen over and over. The hen must be physically dragged off the nest to expose what is underneath, not tapped in place.
- Common mistake: assuming the hen needs to lay an egg. No new egg is produced; the egg is already hidden under her. Simply move the hen aside and collect the one that is already there.