Brain Out Level 78
📝 Walkthrough
Overview
The prompt "Eat carrots again!" shows a rabbit on the left platform, a carrot on a separate platform to the right, with a gap between them. Below are left arrow, right arrow, and JUMP buttons, plus five hearts showing the rabbit's health. The gap is too wide to jump across, so the trick is to move the carrot to the rabbit instead of moving the rabbit.
- Difficulty: Easy
- Estimated moves: 1
Step-by-Step Solution
- Look at the rabbit on the left platform and the carrot on the right platform. The gap between them is wide.
- Try jumping with the JUMP button. The rabbit will fall into the gap and lose a heart.
- Instead, press and hold the carrot itself. Drag it leftward across the gap, onto the rabbit's platform.
- Drop the carrot directly in front of the rabbit. The rabbit immediately picks it up and eats it.
- The green checkmark appears and the level clears.
The rabbit is on the left platform, the carrot on the right, with a wide gap between them. Jumping across loses hearts.
Press and hold the carrot. Drag it across the gap to the rabbit's platform. Drop it in front of the rabbit. The rabbit eats it immediately.
Drag the carrot to the rabbit. Do not jump. The rabbit eats the carrot immediately. If you press JUMP, the rabbit falls into the gap.
Drag the carrot all the way to the rabbit. If you drop it in midair, the rabbit cannot reach it. Place it directly on the rabbit's platform.
Drag the carrot all the way across the gap. If you drop it in the middle of the gap, it falls. Place it directly on the rabbit's platform, right in front of him.
Strategy & Reasoning
The game normally expects you to run and jump across platforms, but the gap is intentionally too wide. The carrot is a draggable sprite, and you can simply move it to the rabbit. There is no need to time a jump or use the arrows. The five hearts are there because the player will likely try jumping first and fail a few times, but the solution does not require any platforming at all.
The gap between platforms is too wide to jump. The five hearts are there because you will likely fail a few jump attempts. But the carrot itself is draggable, so you can simply move it to the rabbit. There is no need to run or jump. This is a classic move-the-object-to-the-player puzzle.
The rabbit cannot jump the gap because the distance is too wide and the platforms are separated. Move the carrot instead. The rabbit reaches the carrot instantly once it is on its platform.
Tips & Common Mistakes
- Do not keep trying to jump across the gap. You will lose all five hearts.
- Do not use the left and right arrows. They do not help cross the gap.
- Do not move the rabbit. Drag the carrot to the rabbit.