Brain Puzzle 3 Level 37

Overview

Level 37 says "Help the puppy put out all the fires." A border-collie puppy lies on an orange rug; the rest of the living room is littered with dozens of small fires. A bearded man lies passed out on the couch clutching a bottle, a turtle sprays a stream of water, a white cat stands spooked on the TV, a cat-girl plush sits by the door, a blue litter box sits by the wall, and a figurine stands on a blue shelf.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 4

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Use the water jug. Tap the clear water jug and pour water onto the fires burning on the rug to douse them one by one.

1. Use the turtle's water spray. The turtle is already spraying a water stream; direct it at the flames on the couch and rug to put them out.

1. Fetch water from the dispenser. The door by the hall opens to reveal a water dispenser / sink; use it to keep supplying water for the remaining fires.

1. Clear every flame. Work through all the small fires on the rug, couch, and floor until no flame remains. Once every fire is out, the red "Completed" ribbon appears.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a simple fire-suppression task: the room has many small blazes, and the goal is to extinguish all of them. The game provides several water sources — the water jug, the turtle's spray, and the water dispenser behind the opened door. The visual progress is direct: at 2:37 the turtle is spraying and fires are scattered; at 2:13 a water jug has appeared and the hall door to the dispenser is open; at the end the room is clear. The puppy itself has no special tool; it is the character you are guiding around the mess.

The humor is that the grown man on the couch is completely oblivious (passed out with a bottle), so the puppy and the turtle have to fight the fires themselves. The cat, the plush, the litter box, and the figurine are dressing. The rule is simply to keep applying water until every flame on the rug and couch is out. The fired-up expression on the puppy's face is just its determined look, not a separate puzzle.

Because the exact order of which water source hits which flame is not narrated, the steps rest on the visible water sources and the shrinking number of fires.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: missing a small fire. Fires are scattered across the rug, couch, and floor; scan the whole room until every flame is gone.
• Mistake: ignoring the water sources. Use the jug, the turtle spray, and the dispenser — do not rely on a single one.
• Mistake: trying to wake the drunk man. He is comedy dressing; the fires are what you must put out.
• Mistake: stopping while smoke rises. Even one remaining flame counts as unfinished; the level only completes when the whole room is flame-free.