Brain Out 2 Level 70
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 70 asks "Which egg is a raw egg?" Three identical brown eggs sit in a row, and they look the same from the outside. You cannot tell a raw egg from a boiled one by looking. The only way to find out is to crack them open and look inside. The middle egg has runny raw yolk.
- Difficulty: Regular
- Estimated moves: 3
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look at the three eggs. They are identical on the shell, so guessing is impossible.
- Do not pick one by guessing. Appearance tells you nothing.
- Crack each egg open. Tap / break each egg to see inside.
- The left egg is fine — it is a cooked (boiled) egg.
- The right egg is also a cooked egg (empty shell, no runny yolk).
- The middle egg cracks open to spill runny, liquid yolk and white — that is a raw egg.
- Confirm the clear. The middle egg oozes raw yolk, and the prompt reads "Not bad!" The green next button appears.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is a "you have to break them to know" puzzle. Raw and boiled eggs have identical shells, so no visual trick on the outside can identify the raw one. The classic way to tell them apart without breaking is to spin them (a raw egg spins unevenly because the liquid inside sloshes), but the game's solution is more direct: just crack them open.
By breaking all three, you inspect the contents. Two are cooked — firm, no spill. The middle one spills liquid yolk and white, the unmistakable sign of a raw egg. That middle egg is the answer.
The left and right eggs are sacrificed in the test, which is fine because the goal is only to identify the raw one. Do not waste time spinning or shaking; cracking them open is conclusive. Once the runny middle egg is revealed, the level clears.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: guessing one egg. They look identical; you cannot guess reliably.
- Mistake: shaking or spinning only. The game wants you to open them.
- Mistake: looking at the shells for a mark. There is no marking. Crack open all three; the middle one spills runny raw yolk — that is the raw egg, and "Not bad!" confirms it.
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.
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