Brain Out Level 93

Overview

The prompt asks "How to pass this level?" A computer mouse sits on the right side of the board with its cord trailing off screen, and two blue buttons labeled Prev and Next sit below it. There is no puzzle object to rearrange and no number to type. The trick is that the mouse itself is the controller: you use the on-screen pointer it represents to move over the Next button and perform a real mouse click. Treating the mouse as a static drawing will leave the level stuck, because the level expects an actual click on the Next button.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 2

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the question "How to pass this level?" and look at the two buttons at the bottom. Prev and Next are ordinary navigation labels, but the board also shows a computer mouse with its cord.
2. Recognize that the mouse is not a prop to drag or tap. It represents the real input device you are using on the current screen, and its buttons control the on-screen pointer.
3. Move your real mouse so the on-screen arrow cursor travels across the board and hovers over the Next button on the right. Watch the arrow position carefully as it crosses the gap between the two buttons, because Prev sits beside Next and an off-target click lands on the wrong control.
4. Press the left button of the mouse once while the pointer is over Next. This click registers on the level instead of tapping the mouse drawing itself. A single clean press and release is enough; there is no need to double-click or hold the button down.
5. Release the button. The level accepts the click as its final action and the success panel appears.
6. If nothing happens, check whether the cursor is truly over the Next button rather than the Prev button or the mouse illustration, then click again. Move the pointer back onto Next and repeat the press if the first click was too fast or missed the button area.

Strategy & Reasoning

The level turns the interface into the riddle. Most players assume the answer involves dragging the illustrated mouse around the board or pressing its red button, but the mouse object stands for the pointer device itself. The two navigation buttons look like ordinary app controls, yet one of them is the target you must activate with a real click.

Reading the prompt literally points to the intended solution: the level asks how to pass it, and the only input device shown is the mouse. Once you stop interacting with the drawing and start moving the actual pointer, the Next button behaves like any normal button. Trying to tap the mouse's own red button or drag its cord will not register, because those are parts of the illustration rather than interactive controls.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not tap or drag the cartoon mouse on the board; it represents your real mouse, not a movable puzzle piece.
• Hover the pointer over the Next button specifically; clicking Prev or the empty area does not count.
• Use a normal left mouse button click; a tap on the illustration or a drag of the cord will not trigger the level.