Brain Find Level 90

Overview

Level 90, subtitled "It's nap time," shows a multi-level cat tree with yellow platforms, a wooden scratching post, and a beige oval "cushion" hanging from the middle platform on the left. On the ground below are a cat-food can, a yellow tennis ball, and a pink yarn ball. At the bottom a circular goal icon shows a brown cat curled up and asleep. The twist is that the cat is not missing — it is hiding in plain sight on the cat tree, curled up asleep and looking exactly like the hanging beige cushion. The approach is to spot the cushion that is actually the cat and tap it.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 1

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Survey the cat tree. Note the top platform, the middle platform, the scratching post, and the beige oval shape hanging below the middle platform on the left. The goal icon shows a sleeping, curled-up cat.

1. Ignore the items on the ground — the food can, the ball, and the yarn ball are all decoys. The cat is already asleep, so it does not need to be fed or played with.

1. Look closely at the beige oval hanging cushion. On its right edge there are three short whisker marks that ordinary cushions do not have. That oval is not a bed — it is the cat itself, curled up and pretending to be a cushion.

1. Tap the beige oval "cushion" on the cat tree. The sleeping cat is revealed.

1. The level completes with a "Good" banner and the message "It's hiding here to sleep!", showing the curled-up sleeping cat in the center circle.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a hidden-in-plain-sight puzzle. The level says "It's nap time," which tells you the cat is asleep somewhere, but every obvious sleeping spot — the top platform, the middle platform — is empty. A first-time player will tap the platforms, the scratching post, and the toys on the floor, trying to wake or lure the cat, but nothing happens because the cat is already on screen.

The giveaway is the hanging beige oval. It is drawn as a cushion, which makes the eye skim right past it as furniture. But the three whisker ticks on its side are a deliberate clue: a real cushion has no whiskers. Once you notice them, the oval reads as a curled-up cat with its face tucked in, and its cream color matches a sleeping cat's belly. This is why the completion message says "It's hiding here to sleep" — the cat was disguised as the nap spot itself.

Trying to use the food can, ball, or yarn fails because the cat is already asleep and does not respond to toys or food. The toys are there to distract you into thinking you need to attract the cat, rather than recognize it. The single productive action is tapping the disguised cushion, which immediately confirms the sleeping cat.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Common mistake: feeding the cat with the food can or playing with the ball and yarn. The cat is already asleep and will not come out for food or toys.
• Common mistake: tapping the empty top and middle platforms expecting the cat to be there. The platforms are bare.
• Common mistake: treating the beige oval as an ordinary cushion. Look for the whisker marks on its edge — that oval is the curled-up sleeping cat in disguise; tap it to reveal it.