Brain Puzzle 3 Level 29

Overview

Level 29 says "Find the people hiding in the house." It is a birthday-party hide-and-seek: a cake-shaped progress bar at the top tracks how many people you have found. The living room has a white sofa, a glass coffee table, a green rug, an air-conditioner unit on the wall, a brown cabinet, a green curtain, a wall portrait of a dog in an old-fashioned suit, a cactus prop, a flower pot, a cat eating from a bowl, and several people already visible lounging on the couch.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 7

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Watch the cake progress bar. It fills as you uncover each hidden person; your goal is to fill it completely by tapping every hiding spot.

1. Check the air-conditioner unit. Tap the AC on the wall; its front opens to reveal a boy curled up inside it.

1. Open the brown cabinet. Tap the double cabinet in the corner; a boy sits crouched inside.

1. Tap the wall portrait. The "dog portrait" in the oval frame is actually a costumed person waving — tap it to count them.

1. Check the cactus and flower pot. The tall green cactus prop conceals a boy, and the head poking out of the flower pot on the right is another hider.

1. Look under the rug. Hands peek out from beneath the edge of the green rug; tap there to reveal whoever is hiding under it.

1. Check the balcony / curtain area. Behind the green curtain by the window, more partygoers are concealed. Once every hiding spot has been opened, the cake bar fills and the red "Completed" ribbon appears.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a hidden-object search like a party hide-and-seek: the room looks normal at first, but every object that is slightly "extra" is a hiding spot. The game gives a progress bar shaped like a cake, which tells you the level is a collection task — find all, not solve one puzzle. The correct spots are exactly the ones that visibly change when tapped: the AC opens, the cabinet opens, the portrait waves, the cactus reveals a person, the pot shows a head, and the rug edge shows hands.

The party theme explains the clutter: the cactus, the flower pot, the cat, and the dog portrait are all things people have tucked themselves behind. The lounging guys on the couch are the searchers you have already found. The bottom line "Something feels off about the house" is just the intro gag; the work is methodically tapping each suspicious object until the progress bar is full.

Because the exact count and order are not narrated, the rule of thumb is: if tapping it makes it open or reveal a face, it was a hider; if nothing changes, move on.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: only tapping the obvious furniture. You must also check the small hiding spots — the cactus, the flower pot, under the rug, and the wall portrait.
• Mistake: ignoring the progress bar. Use the cake bar to know when you are nearly done; if it is not full, one hiding spot remains.
• Mistake: tapping the same spot twice. A revealed spot stays open; keep searching untouched objects instead of re-tapping ones already found.