Brain Out 2 Level 116
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 116 challenges you to "Hit a home run!" A baseball player in a white and red uniform stands ready to swing, bat raised, on a grassy field beside a large tree. But nothing is being pitched to him. Near the tree trunk sit a basketball and a wicker basket full of round balls. The victory line, "Great shot!", appears once he finally connects.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 2
Step-by-Step Solution
- Notice the problem. The batter is ready, but there is no baseball coming toward him — you cannot hit anything that is not there.
- Look for a ball. A basketball leans against the tree, and a wicker basket beside the tree holds several round balls.
- Bring a ball to home plate. Drag one of the available balls (a round ball from the basket, or the basketball) to the spot in front of the batter where a pitch would arrive.
- Swing. With a ball now in place, the batter swings and connects.
- Confirm. The batter lowers the bat onto his shoulder and smiles, pumping his fist. The screen says "Great shot!" and the level is cleared.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is a missing-object puzzle. The game sets up a baseball swing but withholds the ball. You cannot hit a home run by just tapping the batter while he stands there, because there is nothing to hit. The solution is to supply the ball yourself.
The basketball and the basket of balls near the tree are the only round objects in the scene. By dragging one of them into the batting zone, you create the pitch, and the batter can finally swing. The tree itself and the landscape are decoration.
The humor is that the game lets you use whatever round object is lying around — even a basketball or a fruit — as the ball. Once something round is in front of him, the swing succeeds and he celebrates the home run.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: just tapping the batter. He will not hit anything without a ball present.
- Mistake: waiting for a pitch. No ball is ever thrown; you must provide one.
- Mistake: ignoring the balls by the tree. Drag a round ball from the basket (or the basketball) to the batter's swing path, then swing. That connection produces the home run.
Note: solution steps are based on visible frames only.
Walkthrough Notes
The setup is a baseball swing but no ball is pitched, so tapping the batter only makes him look confused. The basketball and the basket of balls near the tree are the round objects available. Drag one of them into the batting zone so he has something to swing at. Once a round object is in front of him, he hits a home run. Compare this with waiting for a real pitch: none comes. The joke is that any round object — even a basketball or a fruit — counts as the ball.
Key Frames
