Brain Test 5 Level 15

Overview

"Save her from the worm!" A frightened girl in a maroon dress stands on the left, an orange cat sleeps on the floor nearby, a brown worm wriggles on the ground, and a hammer lies to its right. A framed picture hangs on the wall. The solution is not to attack the worm but to release the bird hidden inside the picture so it can eat the worm and remove the threat to the girl.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 2

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt: the girl has to be saved from the worm on the floor. Watch her frightened expression and the worm's position in the lower-middle of the room before choosing a prop.
2. Rule out the obvious-looking options: the sleeping cat is not acting on the worm, and the hammer on the floor is a tool that would harm rather than resolve the situation cleanly.
3. Turn to the framed picture on the wall. The bird the level wants is hidden inside that frame, which is why it does not appear on the open floor at first glance.
4. Bring the bird out of the picture frame by tapping or dragging the frame so the bird is released into the room.
5. The bird flies down and eats the worm, the threat disappears, and the girl is saved. The later footage in the reference video shows unrelated follow-up scenes, including an imposter-finding round with labeled characters and a chef preparing soup; these are separate puzzles bundled into the same clip.
6. Before releasing the bird, double-check that the frame on the wall is the source; the sleeping cat and the hammer on the floor are the two props that look usable but do not participate in the rescue.
7. Once the bird is out of the frame, let it reach the worm on the floor on its own; do not drag the bird toward the girl or the cat, since the checkmark appears only after the worm has been eaten and the threat is gone.

Strategy & Reasoning

The level hides the solution inside a background object rather than placing it beside the worm. The hammer and the cat are placed in plain sight to draw attention toward fighting or ignoring the worm, but neither matches the intended rescue. The picture frame, which reads as wall decoration, actually conceals the natural predator of a worm: a bird. Once the bird is out, the food chain solves the problem without any violent action against the worm itself.
This is a recurring Brain Test 5 pattern where scenery that looks fixed can be tapped or dragged. The frame's plain blue glass makes it easy to miss that something is stored inside, so scanning wall objects matters as much as scanning the floor props. Alternatives fail for straightforward reasons: using the hammer does not register as saving the girl, and waiting for the cat to wake produces no reaction. The completed rescue depends entirely on releasing the bird from the frame and letting it deal with the worm.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not reach for the hammer to strike the worm; the level wants the bird to remove it, not a weapon hit.
• Check the wall picture before the floor props; the bird is concealed in the frame rather than walking around openly.
• Do not expect the sleeping cat to chase the worm; it stays asleep and is not part of the rescue.