Tricky Test 2 Level 62

Overview

The prompt says "Show me the card underneath this card." A single blue, face-down playing card stands in the center of the screen. There is visibly only one card, so the player must figure out how to reveal what is underneath it. The solution is to drag the face-down blue card itself to the side (slide it off the center), revealing the card that was hidden beneath it. Once the top card is moved aside, the card underneath is exposed and the level clears.

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 1 drag

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Read the instruction "Show me the card underneath this card."
2. Observe the single blue-backed playing card in the center of the screen.
3. Do NOT tap the card to flip it over — that would show the face of THIS card, not the card underneath it.
4. Press and hold your finger on the blue card.
5. Drag the card horizontally to one side (left or right), sliding it off-center. The card is draggable.
6. As you move the blue card aside, a second playing card is revealed underneath it.
7. Release the blue card off to the side. The revealed card underneath is now visible, satisfying the instruction. The level clears.

Strategy & Reasoning

This is a spatial deck illusion. On screen there appears to be only one card, but the prompt explicitly references "this card" and "the card underneath this card," implying there is a second layer. The trick is that the visible blue card is sitting directly on top of a hidden second card. You do not flip the top card (that would show its face, which is not what is asked); you slide it sideways to uncover what lies beneath. This is the same physical mechanic as picking up the top card of a deck to see the one below. The designers intentionally draw only the top card's back so that the hidden card is invisible until you move the top one. Tapping, double-tapping, or rotating the card does not work — it must be dragged sideways.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Mistake: Tapping the blue card to flip it face-up. Correct approach: flipping shows the top card's face; you need to slide it aside to reveal the card underneath.
• Mistake: Looking for a second card elsewhere on screen. Correct approach: the second card is directly underneath the visible one; slide the top one away.
• Mistake: Dragging the card vertically or off the bottom edge. Correct approach: drag horizontally to the left or right so the underlying card is exposed.
• Mistake: Tapping the revealed card after sliding it. Correct approach: simply moving the top card aside is enough; the level clears when the underneath card is visible.

Additional Notes

The on-screen card is drawn with a blue patterned back and a white border, standing alone in the center. The prompt explicitly says "the card underneath this card," which logically implies a second card exists even though only one is visible. The trick is that the visible card is sitting directly on top of a hidden second card, like the top card of a face-down deck. Flipping the visible card would show its own face, which is not what is asked. You must slide it sideways to uncover what lies below. This is a simple spatial puzzle that rewards careful reading of the preposition "underneath" rather than tapping. The revealed card underneath will be visible as soon as the top card is moved off-center, and the level clears immediately.