Brain Out 2 Level 169
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 169 asks "Help her drink milk tea!". A woman sits at a table looking unhappy, holding a bubble-tea cup full of tea with tapioca pearls, but there is no straw in it. On the table there is a slice of chocolate cake with a fork and some long golden rods on the plate, a small cup of coffee, and a carton labelled Milk. The trick is that one of the long thin objects on the cake plate is actually a straw disguised among the cutlery — use it to drink. The solved state shows the woman sipping happily with flowers around her.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look at the cup. The woman holds a bubble tea with pearls, but it has no straw, so she cannot drink it yet. That missing straw is the real problem to solve.
- Do not touch the milk carton. Trying to use the separate Milk carton is wrong — a red cross shows it does not help. The tea is already milk tea, so more milk is unnecessary.
- Notice the long thin rod on the cake plate. Beside the fork on the plate there is a long, thin golden object that looks like a chopstick but is really a drinking straw in disguise.
- Drag that rod into the milk tea. Move the long thin straw from the plate and insert it into the bubble-tea cup through the lid.
- Drink. Once the straw is in the cup, the woman brings it to her mouth and drinks, smiling with flowers around her. The text reads "Good happiness ~".
Strategy & Reasoning
The level disguises a straw as part of the table setting. Players see the milk carton and the coffee and assume they must add milk to the tea, but the tea is already milk tea — what is missing is simply a straw. The red cross on the milk carton confirms that pouring milk is the wrong idea.
The "chopsticks" on the cake plate are the hidden item. One of those thin rods is the straw you need. Moving it into the cup is the single action that lets her drink, which is confirmed by her happy expression and the closing message. The joke is that the obvious "milk" prop is a decoy, while the thing you actually need is disguised as eating utensils on the dessert plate.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: using the milk carton. The Milk carton is a decoy; the tea already contains milk. A red cross marks it as wrong.
- Mistake: using the fork or coffee. Neither helps the woman sip the bubble tea through the lid.
- Mistake: missing the hidden straw. The long thin rod on the cake plate is a straw in disguise. Drag it into the milk tea cup.
- Hint: The cup already has tea and pearls; it only lacks something long and thin to sip through.
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