Tricky Test 2 Level 68

Overview

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 1

The screen shows a cute gray pixel-art elephant standing in the center. To the left is a red lever or button, and to the right is a red elephant house/tent. The prompt reads "Hide the elephant again." This is a callback to an earlier level where you hid the elephant. The lever and the house look like interactive objects, but both are red herrings.

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Ignore the red lever on the left and the elephant house on the right.
2. Place your fingers directly over the elephant on the screen — use two fingers to physically cover/block the elephant's body.
3. Keep your fingers covering the elephant for a moment.
4. The level completes with the message "Well done! Elephant hidden."

Strategy & Reasoning

The word "hide" in this game means literally occlude the object on the screen with your own hand. In the previous "hide the elephant" level you learned to cover the elephant; this level repeats that idea but adds two tempting distractions. The red lever looks like it should open the house, and the red house looks like the elephant should walk into it, but neither interaction does anything. The game only checks whether the elephant sprite is currently covered by your finger contact. As soon as two fingers are placed over the elephant, it is considered hidden and the level passes.

The elephant itself is a blocky gray character with white tusks and big square eyes. The red house on the right has a yellow roof trim and an open doorway, which makes it look like the obvious hiding spot, but dragging the elephant there does nothing. The red lever on the left looks like a switch that would open the house, but it is purely decorative. The clue "again" tells you this repeats the earlier finger-cover mechanic rather than introducing a new object interaction. Once your fingers cover the elephant's body the screen advances immediately.

This level deliberately reuses the layout of a previous level to see whether you will repeat the correct gesture or fall for the new-looking distractions. The elephant, lever, and house are identical props, but the instruction has not changed in spirit: hide the elephant. The correct response is muscle memory from the earlier level. If you find yourself trying to interact with the lever or house, stop and remember that covering the screen with your fingers is the only thing that hides objects in this game.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Dragging the elephant into the house. That does nothing; the house is a decoration.
• Tapping the lever. Pulling or pressing the left lever has no effect.
• Covering the wrong spot. Make sure your fingers fully cover the elephant's body, not just its trunk or ears.
• Expecting an animation. The elephant does not walk away; it simply stays there while your fingers hide it.