Brain Out Level 153

Overview

A detailed line-art interior scene fills the screen, and a row of target silhouettes across the top lists the objects you must locate, including a crown, moon, ice-cream cone, pizza slice, chili, comb, ruler, scissors, sailboat, and arrow. The objects are camouflaged into the furniture, plants, and decor, so each target has to be matched by outline and tapped in the scene.
The line-art scene packs furniture, plants, curtains, and decor into one room, and the top-row silhouettes define exactly which hidden shapes you must locate.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 6

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the silhouette list across the top and keep each target shape in mind before scanning the drawing.
2. Start in one area of the room, such as the window and curtains, and match shapes that resemble the listed items.
3. Move to the furniture and plants, checking drawers, leaves, and plant pots for outlines that match the crown, comb, ruler, or other targets.
4. Sweep the lower part of the scene, including the floor, cat, cup, and flowers, for the remaining silhouettes such as the scissors, sailboat, chili, and arrow.
5. Tap each matching hidden item as you find it; found items are marked off from the target row.
6. Continue until every listed silhouette has been located and tapped. The level completes once all target objects are circled in the scene.

Read the silhouette list once before scanning, then work the scene region by region so you do not keep rechecking the same furniture. Match each outline to shapes hiding in drawers, leaves, plant pots, curtains, and the floor, tapping every confirmed match to mark it off the list. Sweep the window and curtains first, then the dresser and plants, then the lower floor and flowers for the remaining targets. Continue until every listed silhouette is circled in the scene; the level completes when the whole list has been found.

Strategy & Reasoning

Hidden-object levels test visual matching rather than puzzle logic. The line art deliberately blends everyday decor with the target outlines, so recognizing a shape by its silhouette matters more than reading labels. Working area by area prevents repeated scanning over the same furniture and helps clear the list systematically. Tapping each match removes it from the required set, and finishing the list triggers the completion state. Hidden-object levels depend on silhouette matching in a monochrome drawing, so color and detail offer no help. Working area by area keeps the scan systematic and prevents missing items tucked into decor that looks like part of a chair, leaf, or curtain, and tapping each match clears it from the required set.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Compare outlines to the top-row silhouettes; color and detail do not help because the art is black and white.
• Scan one region at a time instead of jumping around, or you will miss items tucked in plants and drawers.
• Some items share edges with furniture, so check shapes that look like part of a chair, leaf, or curtain before moving on.