Brain Out 2 Level 186
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Three men stand side by side. The left boy holds a fly swatter and looks worried. The middle man wears a long black coat, vest, and tie, and a mosquito rests near his waist. The right man in a green T-shirt holds a drink. The prompt asks who is a vampire. The solved frame shows the middle man buried under a huge pile of garlic with only his arm sticking out, and the message "Only vampires drool on blood". The middle man is the vampire.
- Difficulty: Medium
- Estimated moves: 1–2
Step-by-Step Solution
- Study the three men. Look at each one and note the small clues around them.
- Spot the tell. The middle man in the long black coat has a mosquito near him, and garlic is the classic vampire repellent.
- Cover him in garlic. Drag the pile of garlic onto the middle man to expose him.
- He is revealed. The middle man gets buried under the garlic pile. The level confirms him as the vampire with the message "Only vampires drool on blood".
Strategy & Reasoning
The identifying clue is on the middle man: a mosquito on his person, and the fact that garlic is the classic vampire repellent. The game piles garlic onto him to expose him. The other two men are normal humans.
The mosquito drawn near the middle man hints at his attraction to blood, and the garlic available on screen is the traditional vampire deterrent. Covering him with garlic is the proof; vampires cannot stand garlic, so the one who is exposed by it is the middle man. The fly swatter on the left and the drink on the right are just character dressing and do not mark either of them as vampires.
How does garlic identify the vampire? In classic monster lore vampires cannot stand garlic, and the game provides a pile of it specifically so you can test the three men. The tell is the mosquito resting on the middle man, hinting at his attraction to blood, and his long black coat fitting the mysterious vampire stereotype. Covering him with garlic is the proof: a normal person would not react, but the game buries him under the garlic pile to expose him. The left boy with the fly swatter and the right man with a drink are ordinary bystanders, so piling garlic on them would do nothing. The reaction is what singles him out.
In classic monster lore vampires cannot stand garlic, and the game provides a pile of it specifically so you can test the three men. The tell is the mosquito resting on the middle man, hinting at his attraction to blood, and his long black coat fitting the mysterious stereotype. Covering him with garlic is the proof: a normal person would not react, but the game buries him under the pile to expose him. The reaction is what singles him out.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Correct: The middle man in the long coat is the vampire.
- Clue: Garlic repels vampires; covering him with garlic reveals him.
- Not vampires: The left boy with the fly swatter and the right man with the drink are normal.
- Troubleshooting: If covering the wrong man does nothing, try the middle man.
Key Frames
