Brain Puzzle 3 Level 64

Overview

Level 64 is a hidden-camera hunt. The banner reads "Destroy all the cameras." The opening view is a security guard's point of hands clasped over a bank of CRT monitors, watching a couple panic in bed — a blonde man clutching a red slipper and a brown-haired woman under a blue blanket. The feed is watermarked with an "N" logo and a camera number. The woman says "I feel like someone's been watching us." The scene then cuts to the actual bedroom, which is full of ordinary-looking objects that are secretly hiding cameras. You must tap every hidden camera to smash it until the monitoring screen finally cracks.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 6

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the premise. The couple realizes they have been filmed. Look around the bedroom for everyday objects that have a suspicious lens or are out of place.

1. Destroy the teddy bear on the bed. The plush bear sitting on the blanket has a camera lens built into its face. The couple reacts "Oh my god, I was just hugging this doll a second ago." Tap it to smash it.

1. Destroy the picture frame on the wall. The landscape painting above the bed is a hidden camera. The caption "Just now, I was even admiring this painting" gives it away. Tap it and it falls off the wall.

1. Destroy the security camera in the corner. A real CCTV dome camera is mounted high in the upper-right corner. Tap it to knock it off.

1. Destroy the speaker on the low cabinet. The small black speaker by the window conceals a camera; tapping it smashes its face in.

1. Destroy the table lamp and the wall fixture. The bedside lampshade cracks open and the small wall fixture (smoke-detector-looking plate) near the lamp is also a camera — tap both.

1. Watch the monitor crack. Once every camera is smashed, the security feed on the main monitor shatters like glass with static and color lines. The "Completed" banner drops with confetti.

Strategy & Reasoning

The puzzle is a spot-the-hidden-cameras list. The designers hide lenses inside objects a person would never suspect: a stuffed toy being hugged, a wall painting being admired, a speaker, a lamp, a smoke detector, plus an obvious CCTV camera. The captions point you at the two sneakiest ones — the teddy bear ("I was just hugging this doll") and the picture ("I was even admiring this painting") — because those are the most intimate betrayals.

The key mental flip is that the bedroom you are now standing in is the same room shown on the monitor. Every object that looked normal on the feed is a potential lens. You systematically smash each suspect object rather than looking for tiny obvious cameras; the speakers, lamps and ornaments are the disguise. The cracked screen at the end confirms the whole surveillance rig is dead.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: only smashing the obvious CCTV camera. The corner camera is the least sneaky one; most of the cameras are disguised as the teddy bear, the painting, the speaker and the lamp.
• Mistake: missing the small wall fixture. The tiny plate near the lamp (the smoke-detector lookalike) is also a camera — check the whole room.
• Mistake: tapping the couple or the bed. Those are not cameras. Only smash the objects that conceal a lens.

Note: solution steps are based on visible frames only.