Brain Out Level 60

Overview

The prompt "Wake up the little piggy" shows a pink pig curled up asleep with Zzz floating above its head, and a yellow butterfly fluttering nearby. Tapping the pig does not wake it up, and the butterfly is decorative. The trick is that pigs, like people, can be tickled awake — you need to rub the pig's belly or nose rather than tap it.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 1

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Look at the sleeping pig. It is lying on its side with its eyes closed and Zzz above its head.
2. Place your finger on the pig's belly or snout. Hold it there and rub back and forth, as if you are tickling the pig.
3. Keep rubbing for a few seconds. The pig will squirm, open its eyes, and wake up.
4. The congratulations popup appears with the message "Okay, you can let go now!"

The pig is curled up asleep with Zzz above its head. The yellow butterfly nearby is decorative. Tapping the pig does not wake it up.

Place your finger on the pig's belly or snout. Hold it there and rub back and forth for a few seconds. The pig squirms, opens its eyes, and wakes up. The message then says Okay, you can let go now.

Rub the pig's belly with a slow circular motion. Keep your finger on the pig for at least three seconds. The pig's eyelids will flutter and then open. Once its eyes are open, the congratulations message appears. If you tap the pig once, it does not react; you must hold and rub.

If the pig does not wake on the first rub, keep your finger pressed against its belly for another second. The game registers the gesture only after a sustained contact, so a quick tap will not trigger the animation. Once the pig opens its eyes, the level clears automatically.

Strategy & Reasoning

The pig is a heavy sleeper. A single tap or a shake does nothing, and the butterfly is just set dressing. The game listens for a sustained rubbing gesture on the pig's body, simulating a tickle. Once the contact lasts long enough, the pig wakes up automatically. The key is to hold your finger down rather than tapping repeatedly.

The sleeping pig is a common puzzle type in Brain Out. Tapping does not work because the game is looking for a sustained contact gesture, which represents tickling or petting. The butterfly is set dressing and is not interactive. If you try to drag the pig, it will not move; the only thing that matters is holding your finger on its body. After a second or two, the pig wakes up and the level clears. The congratulatory message tells you to let go, confirming that the gesture was the solution.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not tap the pig's head or nose repeatedly. Tapping does not wake it.
• Do not drag the butterfly onto the pig. The butterfly is decorative.
• Do not shake the device. The level responds to a rub on the pig's body, not to motion.