Brain Out Level Walkthroughs & Solutions

What is Brain Out?

Brain Out is a tricky riddle game from EYEWIND LIMITED, available on iOS and Android, built around puzzles that defy conventional logic and reward unexpected solutions. Each level presents what looks like a normal question - the biggest fruit, a missing object, a sleeping animal - and rejects the obvious tap with a red X, because the real solution usually breaks the on-screen instruction rather than following it. The set totals 50 levels, and all of them are live on LevelSolve.

Because Brain Out levels are short single-screen riddles rather than a multi-stage campaign, LevelSolve rates every one of the 50 published levels easy - the challenge here is conceptual, not mechanical, so difficulty does not build the way it does in a sorting or physics game. What changes from level to level is the trick itself: level 1 hides its answer in the wording rather than the artwork, level 5 is a self-reference puzzle where the correct answer is already part of the main illustration, level 10 is a move-to-reveal board where the true target sits under another object, level 20 asks you to combine two items into a new state, level 25 layers a hidden-object search on top of an obvious first pass, and level 30 buries the answer in tiny digits attached to bigger numbers. Later levels lean on staged actions, like opening a closed door at level 35 or dragging a specific prop onto a sleeping character at level 50, rather than a single clever tap.

LevelSolve has a walkthrough and video for all 50 Brain Out levels, describing exactly what to tap, drag, or ignore instead of just stating the answer, since most of these levels only make sense once you see why the obvious move fails.

Browse the range list above if you want to work through the set in order, or use the search box to jump straight to the level giving you trouble.

How to Play Brain Out

These tips apply across all Brain Out levels. For level-specific advice, open any walkthrough from the range browser above.

• Reread the exact wording of the question before tapping anything. Brain Out riddles usually hide the answer in a specific word or phrase, not in how large or colorful an object looks on screen.
• If a red X message appears, read it literally - it usually states exactly why the tap failed and what the game is actually asking for.
• Try interacting with the main character or illustration itself, not just the separate answer options around it. Several levels hide the correct answer inside the subject of the scene.
• When an object is sitting on top of another, tap or drag it aside instead of assuming the visible object is the whole answer.
• If a level tells you not to tap something, trust the instruction and wait instead of experimenting further - some boards only clear through restraint.
• When two items appear together, such as a symbol and a plain object, try combining them directly rather than tapping either one on its own.
• For hidden-object boards, keep scanning small details like leaves, branches, or ground clutter after finding the obvious answers - the last few are usually the tiniest ones.

Want the bigger picture? Read our full strategy guide: how to beat the hardest Brain Out levels.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How many levels does Brain Out have?

  Brain Out has 50 levels, and LevelSolve has a published walkthrough for every one of them.

• Are Brain Out levels difficult?

  Not mechanically. LevelSolve rates all 50 published levels easy, since each one is a short single-screen riddle rather than a multi-stage challenge. The difficulty is conceptual - working out what the game is really asking - rather than requiring precise timing or complex sequencing.

• Is Brain Out free to play?

  Brain Out is free to download on iOS and Android. It may include optional in-app purchases or ads, as is common for this genre.

• Are these Brain Out walkthroughs official?

  No. Brain Out belongs to its respective publisher. LevelSolve is an unofficial fan guide.

• Why does the obvious answer never work in Brain Out?

  Brain Out levels are built around misdirection: the visible options, the biggest object, or the most literal reading of the question are usually a deliberate trap. The real solution is often hidden in the wording, tucked behind another object, or triggered by doing the opposite of what the prompt implies.

• Does every Brain Out level have a video guide?

  Yes. All 50 published levels include a video walkthrough alongside the written steps.