Brain Test 5 Level 29

Overview

A man stands by a house while waves of zombies approach across the yard. Two weapons lie around the scene — a bat on the ground and a hammer on the wall — and you must grab both and swing them to knock down each wave, including the large crowd that arrives at the end, so the man by the house stays protected.

• Difficulty: Hard
• Estimated moves: 4

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Survey the yard around the house and locate the two weapons: the bat resting on the ground and the hammer propped on the wall. These are the tools you will use against the approaching zombies.
2. Pick up the bat first and swing it into the first wave of zombies that reaches the yard, knocking that group back away from the house.
3. Grab the hammer from the wall and switch between the two weapons as the next wave closes in, covering the sides of the yard that the bat swing missed.
4. When the large final crowd gathers, keep swinging through the zombies one group at a time until the whole oncoming mass has been knocked down.
5. Once every wave, including the end crowd, is cleared and the man beside the house is safe, the checkmark appears.
6. Keep the two weapons in reach between waves, switching from bat to hammer as the next group closes in; a dropped weapon leaves one side of the yard uncovered while the zombies keep advancing.
7. Sweep the final crowd from the edges toward the house so no zombie slips past toward the protected man; the level clears only when the whole oncoming mass has been knocked down, not the first few in line.

Strategy & Reasoning

The level is a defense sequence where the house and the man are what you are protecting, not a target you move yourself. The two weapons are placed separately, one low on the ground and one high on the wall, which signals that both have to be collected before the heavier waves arrive. Relying on a single swing leaves one side of the yard uncovered, and waiting until the crowd reaches the house means the man has already been threatened.
The waves matter more than individual zombie taps: each incoming group has to be knocked down before the next one closes, and the final large crowd tests whether you kept both weapons ready rather than dropping one. The man by the house does not fight back himself, so the protection comes entirely from your swings. There are no barricades or other props to place; the solution is weapon collection followed by repeated clearing of the approaching groups until the yard is empty and the house-side character remains safe.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Collect both the ground bat and the wall hammer; leaving one behind weakens your defense against the later waves.
• Clear each wave before the next reaches the house; do not let zombies bunch up beside the protected man.
• Keep swinging through the final crowd rather than stopping after the first few fall; the end group has to be fully cleared too.