Brain Out 2 Level 213

Overview

A man in an elevator at floor 22 looks unhappy. The floor display shows a red upward arrow. The solved frame shows a green downward arrow next to 22, and the man happy with hearts, and the message "That's great! The elevator is starting to down!".

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 1

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the panel. The elevator display shows a red upward arrow, meaning it is about to go up.

1. Do not pick a floor. Pressing a higher number still leaves him going the wrong way.

1. Press down. Tap the down arrow button on the elevator panel.

1. It descends. The arrow turns green pointing down. The elevator starts going down and the man is happy. The "That's great! The elevator is starting to down!" result appears.

Strategy & Reasoning

He does not want to go upstairs. The fix is to make the elevator go down instead by pressing the down button.

The red upward arrow means the elevator is currently summoned to go up, which is why the man frowns. Rather than pressing a higher floor, you simply switch the direction to down. Once the arrow turns green and points downward, the elevator descends and he is relieved. Choosing a floor number would still leave him going the wrong way.

Why press the down button instead of a floor? The elevator display shows a red upward arrow, meaning the car is currently about to go up, which is why the man frowns. If you simply press a higher floor number, the elevator still climbs in the wrong direction. The fix is to reverse the direction itself: press the down arrow on the panel, turning the indicator green and pointing it downward. Once the elevator descends, the man is relieved. Choosing a floor does not change direction, so the arrow button is the only control that matters.

The elevator display shows a red upward arrow, meaning the car is about to climb, which is why the man frowns. If you simply press a higher floor number, the elevator still travels in the wrong direction. The fix is to reverse the direction itself: press the down arrow on the panel, turning the indicator green and pointing it downward. Once the elevator descends, the man is relieved. Choosing a floor does not change direction, so the arrow button is the only control that matters.

Pressing the down arrow reverses the direction, and choosing a floor number alone does not. The green downward arrow is what makes him happy.

After the arrow flips green, the elevator descends and the man stops frowning.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Correct: Press the down arrow button on the panel.
• Mistake: Do not press a floor number; that does not change the direction.
• Tip: The man is happy only when the elevator goes down.
• Result: Once the arrow points down and turns green, the level clears.

Key Frames