Brain Out 2 Level 166
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 166 is a desk-by-the-window puzzle. The hint says "It's too boring. I want to see the beautiful scenery outside!", but when the office worker looks out her window she only sees plain blue sky — no scenery at all. However, hanging on the wall to the right is a framed landscape painting of green hills, houses and a winding path, which is exactly the beautiful scenery she is missing. The trick is to bring that picture to the window so she can enjoy the view. The solved state shows flowers blooming around the desk and the woman cheered up.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Read the wish. The woman wants to see beautiful scenery outside the window, but the window view is just empty blue sky with no hills, trees, or buildings.
- Look around the room. Notice the framed picture on the right wall: it already contains the exact beautiful countryside scenery (green hills, houses, flowers, a path) she is wishing for.
- Do not touch the computer, globe, or floor map. These are all desk decoration and do not provide any view. Tapping them wastes time.
- Move the landscape picture to the window. Drag the framed painting off the wall and place it over / in front of the window.
- Enjoy the view. Once the painting is brought to the window, the window opens up to show that countryside scenery, flowers bloom around the desk, and the woman cheers up. The text reads "Wow! The mood was healed all at once!".
Strategy & Reasoning
The level tricks you into thinking you must open the window or change the weather outside, but the window simply shows sky. The clever insight is that the scenery she wants already exists in the room — it is the framed picture on the wall. Rather than searching for a way to change the real view, you relocate the picture to the window so she can look at the landscape right where she wanted scenery.
The framed picture on the wall in the starting frame is a perfect match for the "beautiful scenery" described in the hint, which is the clue that it is the object to move. The computer, globe, plant and floor map are all distractions. The single decisive move is moving the painting to the window. This works as a lateral-thinking joke: she wants a better view, and the easiest "view" available is the one already hanging on her own wall.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: tapping the window. Tapping the window does nothing because it only shows sky; there is no hidden outdoor view behind it.
- Mistake: ignoring the wall picture. The framed landscape on the right wall is the scenery she wants. It must be dragged to the window.
- Mistake: touching the computer or globe. These are office props and do not produce a view. Move the picture instead.
- Hint: Whatever object already depicts "beautiful scenery" is the one you should move.
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