Brain Out Level 144

Overview

Several colored shapes sit on screen, including two red pieces, a blue square, and a yellow circle, and the prompt asks you to form a heart. The heart is not hidden as a finished drawing; it has to be assembled from the two red shapes. The blue and yellow shapes are decoys that do not belong to the target figure.
The two red pieces sit apart from the blue square and yellow circle, and only those red outlines can nest into the heart silhouette requested.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 2

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Look at the red, blue, and yellow shapes and identify the two red pieces as the only parts that could combine into a heart.
2. Drag one red shape toward the other, aligning their edges so they nest together.
3. Keep adjusting the two red pieces until their outlines join into a single heart silhouette.
4. Hold the combined heart in place once the shape reads clearly as a heart. The level completes when the two red parts form the target.
5. If the outline still looks split, nudge the second red piece over the first rather than touching the blue square or yellow circle.

Drag one red piece over the other and align their edges so the two outlines meet rather than sitting side by side. Keep nudging the second piece until the combined outer shape reads as a clear heart with two rounded lobes and a point below. Hold the joined pieces in place once the silhouette is unmistakable; the level completes when the two red parts form the target. If the shape still looks split, overlap the pieces a little more instead of touching the blue or yellow decoy shapes.

If the two red pieces overlap but the outline still looks lopsided, nudge one piece sideways rather than rotating the blue square or yellow circle, since those shapes play no part in the heart. The finished silhouette should read as a heart from a short distance, with the two red halves clearly joined rather than still drawn apart.

Strategy & Reasoning

The level is a shape-combination puzzle: the target heart exists only as a possible assembly, and the colored extras are there to distract. Heart shapes in Brain Out are frequently built from two mirrored or complementary red pieces, while unrelated blocks and circles stay untouched. Recognizing that only matching red pieces belong together narrows the draggable objects to the two that complete the figure. This is a shape-combination level: the finished heart exists only as an assembly, and the unrelated colored blocks are there to distract from the matching red pair. Recognizing that the two red complements belong together narrows the draggable objects to the ones that complete the figure.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Combine the two red shapes; the blue square and yellow circle are decoys.
• Align the edges so the pieces nest instead of sitting side by side.
• Judge the result by the heart silhouette, not by the original outline of either separate piece.