Brain Out Level 113

Overview

The prompt asks which dream you want to come true. Three blue answer buttons are stacked vertically: "Travel over the world," "Slim and Wealthy," and "Get Prettier." Picking any one choice leaves the other two unselected, but the level's joke is that nobody would refuse the remaining wishes. The intended gesture taps all three buttons at the same time, using three fingers so every option is chosen simultaneously.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 1

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt and read each button from top to bottom: travel over the world, slim and wealthy, and get prettier. Note that the menu stacks the three choices vertically, which leaves room for one finger to rest on each row.
2. Consider choosing the top button alone. A single tap selects only one dream and leaves the level unresolved, because the puzzle expects you to want all three. Trying one button at a time fails since the menu checks for a simultaneous press.
3. Recognize that the three choices are not mutually exclusive in the game's logic. There is no reason to reject wealth, travel, or appearance improvements, and the congratulating message later confirms that all three are wanted.
4. Prepare three fingers, one for each button, and line them up over the three stacked buttons. Rest the fingers above the top, middle, and bottom rows so each one can reach its own label without crossing over another button.
5. Tap all three buttons at the exact same moment. Each button registers a selection as the three presses land together. Keep the fingers steady and press down in one motion rather than sweeping from one button to the next.
6. Wait for the level to acknowledge that every dream has been chosen. The success panel appears with the joke that nobody would pass up the rest. If only one button lights up, lift the fingers and repeat the three-finger press so all three selections land together.

Strategy & Reasoning

The puzzle breaks the usual single-choice expectation of a multiple-choice menu. Normally one button tap answers the question, but here the punchline is that all wishes are desirable, so the only correct response is to claim every option at once. The vertical spacing of the buttons makes a three-finger tap physically possible, which is the gesture the board invites.

Trying to tap the buttons one after another fails because the level checks for simultaneous selection, and the first choice often resets the menu when the next tap arrives. Dragging a finger across the three buttons also registers as a swipe rather than three concurrent presses. Holding one finger on each button before pressing down together avoids that problem. The level's congratulating message confirms that choosing everything was the intended answer.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not select only one of the three dreams; the level expects all three buttons to be chosen together.
• Use three fingers and press the buttons at the same instant, rather than tapping them in sequence.
• If the first button deselects when you tap the next, restart and bring all three fingers down at once instead of finishing the menu one tap at a time.