Brain Out 2 Level 102
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 102 asks "How many people are there in this party?" At first the room looks nearly empty: only one blond man is visible, moving a chair on the right. A dining table is set with several spoons and two stacks of plates, a door stands shut on the left, and a framed photo of a couple hangs on the wall. The victory line, "Details will tell you something!", hints that hidden guests must be uncovered before counting. When the door is opened, many partygoers are revealed, bringing the total to seven people.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 2
Step-by-Step Solution
- Count what is visible first. You see only the blond man moving a chair on the right — that is just one person, but the table is clearly set for a bigger gathering.
- Notice the details. The table has multiple spoons and stacks of plates, and the door on the left is closed. These hints say more people are hiding out of sight.
- Open the door / reveal the hidden guests. Drag the left door open (or move the covering away) to bring the hidden party into view.
- Everyone appears. A delivery man carrying a cake, four young men, and a girl carrying a watermelon plate step out from behind the door.
- Count all the people. Counting everyone present: the delivery man with the cake, the four young men, the girl with the watermelon, and the blond man moving the chair comes to 7 people total. Enter 7 on the keypad and confirm. The room fills with flowers and the screen says "Details will tell you something!" The level is cleared.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is a hidden-people counting puzzle. If you simply count what you see on screen at the start — one chair-mover — you will be wrong, because the game deliberately hides the other guests behind the closed door. The table settings (multiple spoons and stacked plates) are the clue that the party is larger than it looks.
The wall photo of a couple is a decoy detail: it is a picture, not people actually attending, so the faces in the frame do not count toward the answer. The "details" that matter are the real guests revealed once the door opens.
Once the door is open, the puzzle becomes a straightforward count. The delivery man, the four standing young men, the girl with the fruit plate, and the chair-mover are the seven actual people. The lesson is to look beyond the visible foreground and uncover what the scene is hiding before you tally.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: answering 1. Counting only the man you can see is wrong; the other guests are hidden behind the door.
- Mistake: counting the photo. The couple in the framed picture on the wall is a photograph, not a party guest. Do not add them.
- Mistake: miscounting the revealed group. After opening the door, carefully count: cake delivery man, four young men, the watermelon girl, and the chair-mover = 7. Enter 7.
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