Brain Out Level 37

Overview

An open cardboard box sits on the right side of the board, and several unrelated objects are spread to its left: a diamond, a cigarette, an egg, and a watermelon. The prompt asks you to put everything into the box. The loose props are obvious candidates to pack, but the word "everything" also covers the question text printed above the scene, which most players leave untouched. You drag each object into the box one after another, and finally drag the prompt wording itself inside, which completes the packing.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 6

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt and note the word "everything." The instruction does not limit itself to the loose props, so anything on the board that can be moved belongs in the box.
2. Start with the loose objects on the left. Press and hold the diamond and drag it into the open box on the right, releasing it inside the opening.
3. Move the cigarette into the box in the same way, then the egg, then the watermelon. Each item drops into the container as you release it over the opening.
4. Check the board after the props are packed. If the level has not cleared, one movable element remains outside: the question text at the top of the screen.
5. Press and hold the prompt wording and drag it down into the box, treating the text as another item to pack. The level accepts the movable letters as part of "everything."
6. Once every object and the question text are inside the box, the level clears and the success panel appears. If the board still looks unfinished, scan the top of the screen for the prompt you left outside.

The mechanic extends the packing task to interface text. The level's trick is that the wording itself is draggable, which matches other boards where the question or its labels count as on-screen objects.

Strategy & Reasoning

The loose props are the first, obvious packing list, and a normal level would clear after those went in. Here the prompt says "everything" without an object limit, which leaves the question text eligible. Brain Out frequently turns its own interface labels into tappable or draggable items, and this level packs them along with the scene props.

Packing only the diamond, cigarette, egg, and watermelon fails because the text still sits outside the box. Looking for other hidden objects around the edges fails because no extra prop was drawn into the scene. Leaving the prompt on screen after packing the props means the board still considers something unpacked. The intended sweep covers each loose item, then the wording itself, before the container counts as holding everything.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not stop after packing the four loose objects. The question text above the scene also counts as something to put into the box, so it has to be dragged inside as well.
• Release each item over the open box opening rather than dropping it beside the container. An item that lands outside still counts as unpacked.
• If the level will not clear after the props are packed, grab the prompt wording at the top. Most players forget the text is movable, and it is the usual last item left out.