Brain Out 2 Level 20
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 20 says "There's a traitor among them!" A crowd of lions fills the screen, all standing in rows and most wearing party hats, with colorful confetti strips falling between the columns. The lions look nearly identical, but one of them is not an adult lion at all — it is a small baby lion cub hiding in the pack. Your job is to spot the odd one out and tap it. Once found, the cub gets circled in red and the game admits "It's there! But it's so cute!"
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Scan the crowd. All the lions are arranged in a grid and look very similar, so glance row by row rather than tapping randomly.
- Look for the one that is different. Most lions have a big adult mane and a serious face. The "traitor" is the one that lacks a mane and has a small, round, cute baby face.
- Find the cub in the third row. Counting from the top, in the third row look toward the middle — the fourth lion from the left is actually a tiny lion cub: round head, no mane, wide cute eyes.
- Tap the cub. Press on the baby lion hiding among the adults.
- Confirm the clear. A red circle highlights the cub and the prompt changes to "It's there! But it's so cute!" The green next button appears.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is a hidden-object / spot-the-difference puzzle disguised as a crowd search. Because all the lions wear party hats and share the same body pose, you cannot tell them apart by posture or color — the only reliable difference is the head. The adults all have a thick brown mane and a stern lion face; the cub has a smooth, round, maneless head with a much cuter, smaller expression.
The colorful confetti strips and the party hats are visual noise designed to slow you down. The trick is to ignore the decoration and compare the faces. Once you shift from "lions" to "whose head is shaped differently," the cub stands out. The reward line "But it's so cute!" confirms you found the baby rather than a real imposter — the "traitor" joke is just that the cub looks out of place among the grown-ups.
Tapping lions at random wastes time, because a wrong tap does not help you narrow it down. Methodically scan row by row, and within each row compare each lion's mane and face. The cub is the only one with no mane.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: tapping the lions with party hats. Many lions wear party hats; that is not the difference. The traitor is the cub, not a hatted lion.
- Mistake: being distracted by the confetti. The colorful vertical strips are decoration. Compare the lions' faces and manes instead.
- Mistake: searching only the edges. The cub is not on the border — it is buried in the middle of the crowd, in the third row. Look for the small round maneless face; that is the one to tap.
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