Brain Puzzle 3 Level 75

Overview

Level 75 is a hidden-object search. The banner reads "Find the kids hiding in the room." A mom and dad are in bed in a warmly lit bedroom — the mom says "Honey, it's time to sleep." But the kids have scattered themselves around the room, disguised in plain sight. The bedroom has a bookshelf, a framed portrait of a woman reading, scissors on a wall shelf, a closed door, a potted cactus, a cat sitting on a coat rack with a trench coat draped over it, and a water cooler with a blue jug. You have to tap every kid concealed somewhere in the room.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 6

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the scene. The parents think the room is empty, but kids are stashed all over. Scan every object for a face or a pair of legs that does not belong.

1. Tap the water cooler jug. A kid's face is floating inside the blue water jug. Tap it and the jug goes empty as the child is pulled out.

1. Tap under the bed. A pair of legs in blue pants and a white shoe sticks out from under the bed. Lift the bed skirt / tap the feet to find the boy hiding underneath.

1. Tap the portrait. The framed painting of a woman reading has a kid's head popping out through a cutout. Tap it; in later frames the portrait shows a hole where the child was.

1. Tap behind the bookshelf. Pull the bookshelf aside to reveal a dark gap where another kid has wedged themselves.

1. Tap the trench coat / coat pile. The long trench coat on the coat rack is draped over a hidden child; the pile of clothes on the floor has a face peeking out. Tap to reveal.

1. Open the door. The closed door opens onto a tiled bathroom where a toilet is spraying water — a kid is in there too.

1. Find them all. Once every concealed child has been tapped, the parents realize "why are there still people here," but the room is cleared. The "Completed" banner drops with confetti.

Strategy & Reasoning

The puzzle is a "hide-and-seek in plain sight" search. The trick is that normal-looking room objects are actually kids: a face in the water jug, legs under the bed, a cutout head in the painting, a body behind the bookshelf, a child inside the trench coat, and one in the bathroom. Each is recognizable only by a tell — eyes in the jug, feet under the bed, a wrong head in the portrait.

The reason you must tap the room systematically is that the kids do not stand out; they are disguised as furniture. The cat, the cactus and the scissors are genuine props. The mom's dialogue ("why won't you let me sleep with you", "why are there still people here") tracks how many keep turning up. Working corner to corner — water jug, under bed, painting, shelf, coat, bathroom — is the reliable way to clear all of them.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: only looking at the obvious spots. The kids are hidden in unexpected places: inside the water jug and inside the painting, not just behind the door.
• Mistake: forgetting under the bed. The feet sticking out are easy to miss if you only scan eye level.
• Mistake: leaving the bathroom. The closed door hides a whole tiled room with a spraying toilet — open it.

Note: solution steps are based on visible frames only.