Tricky Test 2 Level 100

Overview

This is a self-referential text-entry level. The whole screen is nearly empty: a small hamburger menu sits in the top-left corner, two filled red hearts and three grey empty hearts (the lives meter) are centred at the top, and "84 mins" is shown in the top-right corner. In the middle of the dark-grey play area a single line of text reads "Enter the title of this stage to continue". Below it is a grey rounded input box that says "Enter text ..." as a placeholder, and beneath that a rounded oval button labelled "SUBMIT". There are no buttons to press, no objects to drag, and no hidden props on screen — the entire puzzle lives inside the sentence itself. At first glance you might expect the "title of this stage" to be some official level name from the level-select screen, but the trick is that the sentence on screen IS the title it is asking for.

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 2 (tap the field, type the phrase, tap SUBMIT)

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the prompt at the top of the play area: "Enter the title of this stage to continue." Do not overthink it — there is no separate level name to recall.
2. Tap the grey rounded input box (the one that shows the placeholder "Enter text ..."). A keyboard slides up from the bottom of the screen.
3. Type the exact phrase that the prompt itself contains: "the title of this stage" (all lowercase, exactly as it appears in the sentence — t-h-e space t-i-t-l-e space o-f space t-h-i-s space s-t-a-g-e).
4. Watch the text appear inside the input box. It should read "the title of this stage". If you made a typo, delete it and retype — capitalisation and spacing matter, so keep it lowercase with single spaces between words.
5. Dismiss the keyboard if it is still covering the SUBMIT button (use the Done / OK key, or tap the empty area).
6. Tap the oval SUBMIT button.
7. The game accepts the answer and shows the yellow confirmation text "Good boy (or girl)!" directly underneath the SUBMIT button. The level is now complete and you can move on.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a classic "literal instruction" trap. Most players read "Enter the title of this stage" and go hunting for a real title — they think back to the level-select grid, try the level number ("100"), try the game's name ("Tricky Test 2"), or try random words like "Genius Brain". All of those fail because the game is not asking for an external title at all.

The sentence on screen is a self-referential statement. "This stage" refers to the very level you are looking at, and the only text on the screen that looks like a title / instruction is the sentence itself. The game's hidden rule is that the string you must type is the noun phrase inside the instruction: "the title of this stage". Once you type those exact words and submit, the prompt "Good boy (or girl)!" appears, which is the game's way of telling you you have seen through the wordplay.

Trying to type the whole sentence ("Enter the title of this stage to continue") or just "title" or "this stage" fails, because the expected match is the specific phrase "the title of this stage" — the part of the prompt that names the object being requested.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: Typing the level number, the app name, or a guessed official stage title. Correct approach: The title is literally written in the prompt — type "the title of this stage".
• Mistake: Capitalising the first letter ("The Title of This Stage") or adding punctuation. Correct approach: Keep it all lowercase with single spaces, exactly matching the words in the on-screen sentence.
• Mistake: Tapping SUBMIT before the keyboard is dismissed or before the phrase is fully typed. Correct approach: Make sure the input box visibly contains "the title of this stage" first, then tap SUBMIT.
• Mistake: Looking around the screen for a hidden button or extra object. Correct approach: There are no other interactive elements; the only solution is the text field.