Tricky Test 2 Level 22

Overview

This level shows four cardboard boxes stacked vertically on a dark background. From top to bottom you see a tiny unmarked box, then a box labeled "XL", one labeled "XXL", and a large one labeled "XXXL". The instruction reads "Tap the boxes, from biggest to smallest." On paper this is a simple size-ordering task, but the trap is that one extra "box" is easy to overlook: the small gift/present icon sitting in the bottom-right corner of the screen also counts as a box. The solution requires you to tap every box in descending size order, including the gift box you might not even register as a game object.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 5 taps

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the instruction: "Tap the boxes, from biggest to smallest."
2. Identify all the boxes on screen. You see three labeled boxes: "XL", "XXL", and "XXXL", plus a tiny unmarked box at the very top.
3. Start with the biggest box: tap the large "XXXL" box at the bottom. It will disappear after being tapped.
4. Next tap the "XXL" box, which is the next largest. It disappears too.
5. Then tap the "XL" box. It disappears.
6. Now tap the tiny unmarked box at the top of the screen. It disappears.
7. Finally, remember the small gift/present icon in the bottom-right corner of the screen — it is also a box. Tap it last, because it is the smallest of all.
8. Tapping all five objects in descending size order clears the level.

Strategy & Reasoning

The puzzle appears to be a straightforward size comparison, but the game hides an extra box in plain sight. The three labeled boxes (XL, XXL, XXXL) are obvious, and the tiny unmarked box at the top is small but visible. The real trap is the gift/present icon in the corner: players assume it is just decorative background, but the clue text that appears during the solution explicitly states "The gift box is also a box." By tapping every box in descending size order — XXXL, XXL, XL, the tiny unmarked box, and finally the gift box — you satisfy the instruction and complete the level. The ordering matters because the task explicitly requires biggest to smallest, so skipping or reordering any item fails.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: tapping only the three labeled boxes and missing the tiny unmarked top box. Correct: include the smallest unmarked box at the top.
• Mistake: forgetting the gift/present icon in the bottom-right corner. Correct: the game confirms "The gift box is also a box," so tap it last as the smallest item.
• Mistake: tapping boxes out of size order. Correct: always start at the largest (XXXL) and work down to the smallest (the gift box).
• Mistake: assuming the gift icon is just decoration. Correct: it is a legitimate box that must be included in the sequence.