Brain Out 2 Level 133
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 133 asks you to "Find the Complete Heart." The room is pitch black, with only a light switch faintly visible on the wall. The victory line, "Just a complete heart, so smart!", appears once the lights come on and the heart is revealed.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look around. The room is dark and you cannot see anything except the light switch on the wall.
- Flip the switch. Turn on the light.
- The room lights up. A man stands by the dresser holding a red heart-shaped suction cup, while a white swan on the dresser has the matching half-heart on its chest. A corgi sleeps on the sofa.
- Combine the hearts. The man's red heart piece and the heart on the swan's chest fit together into one complete heart.
- Confirm. The screen says "Just a complete heart, so smart!" and the level is cleared.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is a visibility puzzle. In the dark, there is no heart to find at all. The only thing visible is the light switch, which tells you what to do first.
Once the light is on, the scene reveals the man holding a red heart half and the swan with the other half on its chest. "Complete heart" means joining those two halves together. The sleeping corgi and cookies on the table are decoration.
The lesson is the same as earlier dark rooms: reach for the light switch before searching. Only with the room lit can you see and assemble the heart.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: searching in the dark. Nothing is visible until you turn on the light.
- Mistake: ignoring the switch. The light switch on the wall is the first thing to flip.
- Mistake: looking for a whole heart lying around. The heart is split in two halves — one the man holds, one on the swan. Put them together after switching on the light.
Note: solution steps are based on visible frames only.
Walkthrough Notes
The room is dark, and only the light switch is visible. Flip the light on; the man holds a half heart and the swan has the other half on its chest. Join the halves to make a complete heart. The victory line "Just a complete heart, so smart!" confirms it. Compare this with searching in the dark: nothing is visible until the light is on. Lighting the room is step one.
Why It Works
The dark room hides everything, and only the light switch is visible. After lighting the room, the man holds a red heart half and the swan on the cabinet has the matching half on its chest. Joining them forms a complete heart. The sleeping corgi and the cookie plate set the cozy scene but are not targets. The trick is partly visibility (light first) and partly assembly (join the halves). Without light, you cannot even see the two halves.
Key Frames
