Tricky Test 2 Level 79

Overview

• Difficulty: Easy
• Estimated moves: 1

The screen is mostly empty. The prompt reads "Look out for the owl on your right!" In the bottom-right corner there is a small right-pointing arrow (→). No owl is visible on screen at first. The owl is hiding off-screen to the right, and you have to scroll the view to bring it into sight.

Step-by-Step Solution

1. Notice the right-arrow (→) button in the bottom-right corner.
2. Tap that arrow, or swipe the screen to the left (as if panning the view rightward).
3. The view shifts and a cartoon owl slides into the center of the screen.
4. The level completes as soon as the owl is revealed.

Strategy & Reasoning

The instruction says the owl is "on your right," but the current screen shows nothing there. That means the owl is drawn just off-screen to the right and you have to pan the view to see it. The arrow in the corner is the affordance that tells you the screen is scrollable. Swiping left on the canvas (or tapping the arrow) moves the view rightward, bringing the owl into frame. This is a hidden-object / scroll puzzle rather than a logic puzzle; once you pan right, the owl is obvious.

The screen is otherwise empty dark grey with just the instruction text. The right-pointing arrow in the bottom-right corner is small and easy to miss. When you tap it or swipe left, the scene slides sideways and a cute blocky white owl slides into the center. The owl has big black eyes, an orange beak, and orange feet. The level completes as soon as the owl is fully visible. There are no other objects to interact with; the whole trick is realizing the scene extends off-screen.

The arrow button looks like a simple grey circle with a white right-pointing triangle inside. Tapping it pans the view one screen-width to the right. You can also swipe left on the dark canvas to achieve the same effect. The owl is drawn just beyond the right edge, so it slides in from the right as the view moves. Once the owl is centered, the level auto-completes. Do not tap around the empty screen; the answer is to pan.

The owl itself is a small blocky character with wide eyes. The background is a flat dark grey. There are no other objects on this screen. The arrow is the only interactive element besides the swipe. If you tap the empty dark area, nothing happens. The key realization is that "on your right" means off-screen right.

Tips & Common Mistakes

• Tapping around the empty screen. Tapping the dark background does nothing.
• Swiping the wrong direction. Swipe left (or tap the → arrow) to bring what is on the right into view.
• Looking for the owl on the current screen. It is not there; it is off-screen.
• Ignoring the arrow. The → in the corner is the hint that the scene scrolls.