Brain Out Level 89

Overview

The board shows two orange flower pots standing side by side on a wooden ledge, each holding three flowers: a small blue flower on the outside, a middle flower, and a red flower on the inside. The prompt asks you to spot the differences between the two pictures. At first glance the two arrangements look nearly identical, but one flower in each pot uses a different color, and tapping those mismatched flowers marks the differences. The level is a visual comparison puzzle rather than a counting or math challenge.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 2

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt "Spot the differences" and compare the two pots flower by flower, starting with the small blue flower on the outer edge of each pot. Both outer blue flowers match, so they are not a difference.
2. Move inward to the red flower on the inner side of each pot. The two red flowers match in color and shape, so leave them untouched.
3. Compare the middle flower in the left pot: it is purple with an orange center. Compare the middle flower in the right pot: it is yellow with an orange center. This color mismatch is the first difference to mark.
4. Tap the purple middle flower in the left pot. The game circles it to confirm you selected a real difference.
5. Tap the yellow middle flower in the right pot. The game circles this second mismatch as well.
6. Wait for the level to register both selections. Once every difference has been marked, the success panel appears. If the panel does not appear, re-check the outer blue flowers and inner red flowers to make sure you have not tapped a matching pair by mistake.

The two circled middle flowers are the only mismatches between the pots; the blue and red flowers on either side are identical across the two pictures.

Strategy & Reasoning

Spot-the-differences levels reward systematic comparison instead of random tapping. Walking each row or each object position in order prevents you from skipping a flower or tapping a matching one twice. Here the outer blue flowers and inner red flowers are deliberately repeated in both pots to distract you, while the single changed color sits in the middle position of each arrangement.

Tapping random flowers wastes your selections and can make the level feel harder than it is. The reliable approach is to pair up matching positions across the two pots, compare color and petal shape one pair at a time, and only tap a flower when its counterpart clearly differs. Once the two middle flowers are marked, the comparison is complete and the level accepts the answer.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not tap the matching blue or red flowers just because they look colorful. The differences are only where the two counterparts disagree in color.
• Compare the middle flower position in each pot before the edges; the purple-versus-yellow mismatch is easy to miss if you scan too quickly.
• If the success panel does not appear after two taps, re-check that both middle flowers were circled; an unmarked difference will keep the level open.