Brain Out 2 Level 95
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
Level 95 asks you to "Keep boys close to girls" (and the win line reads "Match a pair of shy lovers"). On a park bench, a young woman in a red dress and a young man in a shirt and tie sit at opposite ends, blushing and awkward, with a huge empty gap between them. A thought bubble above them shows two hands holding, revealing that they both want to hold hands but are too shy. The solution is simply to move them next to each other.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Read the scene. Notice the two shy people sitting far apart on the bench, both looking flustered, and the thought bubble showing clasped hands.
- Do not wait for them to make a move. They are too shy to slide closer on their own, and tapping them does nothing.
- Drag one person toward the other. Grab the young man (or the woman) and pull him across the bench to sit right beside the woman.
- Let them get close. Once they are shoulder to shoulder, their hands naturally find each other and they hold hands.
- Confirm the match. Hearts float above their heads and both blush and smile shyly. The screen says "Match a pair of shy lovers" and the level is cleared.
Strategy & Reasoning
This is a straightforward bring-them-together puzzle. The only obstacle is the physical distance between the two shy lovers; the thought bubble already tells you their shared desire is to hold hands. Because neither dares to move, the game asks you to act as the matchmaker and close the gap for them.
There is no extra object to find — no gift, no text to change, no hidden item. The bench is simply too wide and they are sitting at the far ends. Dragging one person next to the other is the whole interaction. Once they are close, holding hands and the floating hearts are the automatic confirmation.
The park setting, lamppost, and flowering trees are atmosphere. The puzzle tests whether you notice that the two people themselves are the draggable elements rather than searching the scenery for something extra.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Mistake: tapping them repeatedly. Tapping the shy couple does not make them move; you must physically drag one over.
- Mistake: looking for an item. There is no gift or prop needed. The answer is moving the people themselves.
- Mistake: leaving a gap. Pull the person all the way so they sit right beside the other one, close enough to hold hands, before the hearts appear.
Walkthrough Notes
The whole puzzle lives in the awkward empty gap on the bench. The thought bubble showing two hands holding is the strongest hint: both people want to get closer, but neither will move first. Tapping either person individually does nothing, because shyness is mutual. The solution is to drag them together physically so their shoulders touch. Once they are side by side, their shyness melts and the victory line "Match a pair of shy lovers" appears. Compare this with trying to talk to them or hand them a heart: dialogue would not move them. The bench is the only surface in play; the park scenery and the trees are irrelevant. The key is removing the distance, not changing anything about either person.
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