Brain Out 2 Level 123
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 123 says "Knock down all the bottles!" A boy in a red cap stands at a bowling lane looking puzzled. A bowling ball sits motionless on the lane, and a row of bowling pins stands at the far end. The victory line, "bingo! All down!", appears after the ball rolls and clears the pins.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Read the setup. The bowling ball is on the lane but not moving, and the pins are standing at the end.
- Roll the ball. Swipe / drag the bowling ball forward down the lane toward the pins.
- It strikes the pins. The ball rolls into the row and knocks all of them over in a crash.
- All pins fall. Every pin goes down in a pile.
- Confirm. The boy winks and gives a thumbs-up. The screen says "bingo! All down!" and the level is cleared.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is a straightforward bowling action. The boy looks confused because the ball is just sitting there — nothing happens on its own. You have to actually bowl it.
By swiping the ball down the lane, you give it the momentum to travel the full distance and smash into the pins. Once it hits the row, all seven pins topple.
There is no hidden trick here; the lesson is simply that you must actively roll the ball rather than wait for it to move by itself.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: waiting for the ball to roll. It stays put until you swipe it.
- Mistake: tapping the pins. Tapping the pins does nothing; you need to send the ball.
- Mistake: swiping the boy. Roll the bowling ball itself down the lane. That strike clears all the pins.
Walkthrough Notes
The ball sits motionless on the lane, so pushing it does nothing on its own. The trick is to tip the whole phone / tilt the device so gravity rolls the ball down the lane into the pins. The victory line "bingo! All down!" confirms a strike. Compare this with tapping the pins: you need momentum. Tilting the screen gives the ball its roll.
Why It Works
The ball sits dead still in the middle of the lane, and the pins are far away. Tapping the pins or the ball once does not produce enough roll. The solution is to tilt the device, using gravity to make the ball roll down the lane. This is a tilt-and-balance puzzle disguised as bowling. The boy's confused expression tells you a tap is insufficient. Once the ball rolls with real momentum, it strikes all ten pins for a strike.
Handy Reminder
If tilting the device does not register on a phone, try tilting the screen more sharply toward the bottom of the lane so gravity has enough slope. The ball needs an incline, not just a nudge. Once it rolls, the strike is automatic.
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