Brain Out 2 Level 68
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 68 asks "How to make girls awake?" A girl lies fast asleep in bed, mouth wide open, snoring. Around the bed are an alarm clock, a cassette tape, a phone, a plate of toast and egg, and a teddy bear — none of which wake her up. The way to rouse her is not noise; it is to cover her nose so she cannot breathe.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look at the scene. The alarm clock is set, but she is deep asleep and ignores it.
- Do not tap the alarm clock, phone, or tape. Loud noises do not wake her.
- Cover her nose. Pull the blanket up over her face / cover her nose and mouth so she cannot breathe through her nose.
- She gasps awake. Unable to breathe, she jolts awake, eyes wide, clutching her shirt.
- She looks around, confused and annoyed.
- Confirm the clear. The prompt reads "Huh, who just covered my nose?" and the green next button appears.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is a mischievous wake-up trick. The room is full of obvious alarm devices — a ringing alarm clock, a phone, a cassette player — but she is a heavy sleeper and none of them work. The game's joke is that the only way to wake a very deep sleeper is to cut off her air.
By covering her nose (pulling the blanket over her face, or holding something over it), she cannot breathe through her nose and immediately wakes up gasping. Her line "who just covered my nose?" confirms the exact method: her nose was blocked.
The toast, the teddy bear and the alarm clock are distractions. Do not waste time making noise. The fastest, most cartoonish way to startle her awake is to smother her nose. Once she sits up, wide-eyed and clutching her chest, the level clears.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: tapping the alarm clock. She sleeps right through it.
- Mistake: tapping the phone or cassette. Noise does not work.
- Mistake: offering the toast. Food will not wake a deep sleeper. Cover her nose/mouth (pull the blanket over her face) so she gasps awake; then "Huh, who just covered my nose?" confirms the clear.
Replay Notes
When you replay this level, resist the obvious first instinct: the surface objects and the character's complaints are usually a distraction, and the real solution is hidden in an interactive detail most players never touch. Work through the scene once normally to see what the game allows you to drag, swipe, or shake, then combine the objects in an unexpected order rather than using them where they seem to belong. If you get stuck, remember that Brain Out 2 levels rarely require complex chains — the answer is almost always one counter-intuitive gesture applied to something on screen. Reset, ignore the noise, and look for the single movable item that does not look like a tool.
Key Frames
