Tricky Test 2 Level 77

Overview

• Difficulty: Regular
• Estimated moves: 2

Two eggs are shown on a dark background: a white egg on the left and a brown egg on the right. The prompt asks "Which egg is harder, the brown egg or the white egg?" Both eggs look intact and identical in size. The completion hint reveals the joke: "Brown egg or white egg doesn't matter. The one that cracks is the harder one." You cannot determine hardness by looking; you have to smash them.

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Observe that the two eggs look identical in size and shell appearance, so color gives no clue.
2. Place two fingers on the eggs (one on each, or pressing them together) and press/smash them.
3. The eggs crack open; a small chick is revealed between them.
4. The level completes once the eggs are smashed.

Strategy & Reasoning

The riddle is deliberately unanswerable by reasoning about color. The game's point is that you have to physically test the eggs. When you press two fingers down on them, the shells crack open, revealing that color was irrelevant. The hint "the one that cracks is the harder one" is the game's punchline — it does not matter which color you pick, because smashing them is the only way to find out. Tapping a single egg does not trigger it; you need a firm two-finger press/smash on both eggs at once.

The white egg is on the left and the brown egg on the right, both drawn as octagonal shapes with soft shadows. They are the same size and appear intact. When you press two fingers down on them, the shells break and a small yellow chick peeks out between them. The completion hint explicitly states that color does not matter. There is no button to select an egg; the interaction is a direct physical smash. This is a nonsense riddle where the only correct response is to break both objects.

The riddle asks "which egg is harder," implying there is a choice between the brown and white one. But the game never intended a choice: smashing both reveals a chick and proves the question was a trick. You do not need to select an answer button. Press firmly on both eggs at once with two fingers. The cracked shells fall away and the chick appears. The hint "The one that cracks is the harder one" is deliberately circular. Color is irrelevant.

There is no correct color to pick. The game is mocking the idea that egg color relates to shell hardness. By smashing both, you bypass the false choice entirely. The two eggs must be pressed simultaneously; tapping one at a time will not trigger the reveal.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Tapping the brown egg and guessing. Guessing brown or white is wrong; the game does not accept a color choice.
• Tapping only one egg. You need to press/smash both eggs together.
• Looking for a visible crack. The shells start intact; you have to break them.
• Expecting a color-dependent answer. The answer is that color does not matter — just smash them.