Brain Test 5 Level 50

Overview

This is a multi-round number-tapping level spread across five notebook pages. Each page scatters a set of numbers across the page and gives you a short rule telling you which order to tap them. The rules vary by round: some ask for regular ascending order, others ask for descending order, and some give special instructions like tapping corner numbers first. Each number is drawn twice — once as a plain digit and once inside a small circle — and you tap the plain digit version in the correct sequence. The overall approach is to read the prompt carefully each round, identify which ordering rule it describes, and tap the numbers one by one in that sequence.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 35

Step-by-Step Solution

1. On each page, first read the prompt at the top. If it says "Regular order," tap the numbers from smallest to largest (1, 2, 3, 4, and so on). If it says "Descending," tap them from largest to smallest. If it says something like "Corners first," identify which numbers sit in the corners of the page and tap those before the middle ones.
2. Locate the first number in the sequence and tap it. The number will shrink into a small circle, confirming it has been tapped. For example, in the regular-order round with numbers 1 through 6, start by tapping the digit 1 near the bottom left, then move to 2, then 3, and continue up to 6.
3. Work through the rest of the sequence one number at a time. Do not jump ahead or tap out of order — the game checks each tap, and a wrong tap shows a red X at the top of the page. If you make a mistake, you can retry the round from the beginning.
4. After you finish one round correctly, the page flips automatically to the next round with a new set of numbers and a new rule. Some rounds have larger numbers (like 10, 16, or 17) mixed in with the small ones, so pay attention to which numbers are actually on the page before you start tapping.
5. Once you complete all five rounds correctly, the final page shows a large green checkmark over the last number, confirming the level is complete.

Strategy & Reasoning

The level tests attention and sequential reasoning rather than mathematical skill. Each round has a different rule, so the trap is applying the wrong ordering — for example, tapping ascending when the prompt says descending. The numbers are scattered randomly across the page, which adds a visual-search element: you cannot tap them in order without first scanning the page to find each one.
The optimal strategy is to read the prompt, then quickly scan and memorize where each number sits before you start tapping. This reduces backtracking. Alternatives like tapping numbers in left-to-right or top-to-bottom order fail because the prompt defines the correct order, not the position on the page. The circled version of each number is just visual feedback — it is not a separate tap target.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Do not assume the order is always ascending; read the prompt on every page because the rule changes each round.
• Do not tap the circled versions of the numbers — those are already-tapped indicators. Tap the larger plain digits.
• Do not rush through the scan phase; take a second to locate every number before you start tapping, so you do not lose your place mid-sequence.