Brain Out Level 195

Overview

Level 195 asks "Who is the smartest?" The board shows three large blue buttons stacked vertically: "Myself" on top, "Developer" in the middle, and "Teacher" on the bottom. At first glance you might want to pick "Myself" out of pride, or "Teacher" out of politeness. But the Brain Out answer is the middle button. The game is asking who created all these puzzles, and the answer is the developer. Tapping "Developer" triggers the level-complete pop-up with a thank-you message for your praise.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 1

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt at the top of the screen: "Who is the smartest?" Below it are three large blue buttons stacked vertically.
2. Look at the top button, which says "Myself." This is the tempting answer because you have been solving every level in the game. Resist the urge to tap it.
3. Look at the bottom button, which says "Teacher." This is the polite answer, because teachers are traditionally praised for being smart. Also resist this.
4. Look at the middle button, which says "Developer." This is the literal answer, because the developer team built every puzzle you have been solving.
5. Tap the middle blue button labeled "Developer." There is no drag, no swipe, and no hidden option.
6. The level-complete pop-up appears with the line "Your praise will help us to create more interesting things for you." Tap Next to continue.
7. If you accidentally tapped "Myself" or "Teacher" first, just use the reset button in the corner and try again; the correct choice is always the middle one.

If you reset the level, the choice order stays the same: Myself above, Developer in the middle, Teacher below. The middle button is always the correct one.
If you reset the level, the choice order stays the same: Myself above, Developer in the middle, Teacher below. The middle button is always the correct one, and the pop-up thanks you directly for the compliment.
If the pop-up does not appear on your first attempt, repeat the action described above; the level triggers completion the moment the required object is placed or the required gesture finishes.

Strategy & Reasoning

The puzzle is a compliment trap. The word "smartest" is asking you to evaluate the people behind the game rather than yourself. The three options are arranged so that "Developer" sits in the middle, the least prominent position. Tapping "Myself" feels right, but the game is not ranking your intellect; it is fishing for a compliment about the creators. Once you tap "Developer," the pop-up thanks you directly, confirming the answer. This level follows Brain Out's signature rule: the obvious action rarely works, and the solution usually involves either moving an on-screen object that looks fixed, using a hardware button, or treating the prompt text itself as a draggable element. Once you recognize the pattern, the trick becomes easy to spot.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Tapping "Myself" out of pride. The game does not accept it; the intended answer is the developer.
• Tapping "Teacher" out of habit. The teacher is a decoy; this level is about the game creator.
• Looking for a hidden fourth option. There is no trick beyond choosing "Developer."