Brain Out 2 Level 179
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
A crowd of cartoon people arranged in rows, almost all wearing a face mask. The prompt asks who is not wearing a mask in public. The solved frame circles a blond-haired boy in the third row (fourth person from the left, in a dark gray jacket) who has no mask on his face, and shows the reminder "Don't forget to wear a mask for your safety and everyone's safety!".
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1–2
Step-by-Step Solution
- Scan systematically. Start at the top row and move across left to right, checking every face.
- Move down row by row. Continue through the second row and into the third row.
- Spot the bare face. In the third row, find the blond-haired boy wearing a dark gray jacket (fourth from the left). He is the only person with no mask.
- Tap him. The level highlights him with a red circle and shows the mask-wearing reminder, completing the task.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is a spot-the-difference style puzzle. Nearly every figure wears a white mask, so the one without a mask stands out once you scan carefully. The blond boy in the third row has a bare face. Tapping him identifies the rule-breaker.
Because the crowd is dense and nearly identical, the trick is systematic scanning rather than random tapping. Once you check each row left to right, the single unmasked face becomes obvious. The solution is purely observational; no dragging or combining objects is needed. The reminder message confirms that finding the unmasked person was the whole task, and there is exactly one such face hidden among the crowd.
Why scan row by row instead of tapping randomly? Almost every face in the crowd wears an identical white mask, so the scene looks uniform at a glance. Random tapping would just hit masked people and waste guesses. The reliable method is to treat the crowd like a grid and check each face left to right, one row at a time, until one face has no white covering it. That bare face belongs to the blond boy in the dark gray jacket in the third row. Once you tap him, the red circle confirms he is the rule-breaker, and the public-health reminder explains the whole point of the puzzle.
Almost every face in the crowd wears an identical white mask, so the scene looks uniform at a glance. Random tapping would just hit masked people and waste guesses. The reliable method is to treat the crowd like a grid and check each face left to right, one row at a time, until one face has no white covering it. That bare face belongs to the blond boy in the dark gray jacket in the third row. Tapping him brings up the red circle and the public-health reminder.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Tip: Scan row by row; do not just tap random people in the crowd.
- Target: The boy to find is the blond one in the third row without a mask.
- Note: Everyone else in the grid is properly masked, so only one tap should succeed.
- Troubleshooting: If you tap a masked person, keep scanning row by row until you find the bare face.
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