Brain Puzzle 2 Logic Twist level guide
Brain Puzzle 2 Logic Twist Level 136 Walkthrough
Brain Puzzle 2 Logic Twist Level 136 exposes the killer by following the kitchen crime-scene clues from the body and the room layout to the ice pick that shows real signs of use.
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How to Solve Brain Puzzle 2 Logic Twist Level 136 — Full Solution
- Start at the body and floor evidence instead of the suspects, because the room itself contains the first real clues about the murder.
- Use the magnifying-glass inspection route to check the nearby clues around the glass area and the cold-storage side.
- Read the family-portrait relationship clue separately, because it adds motive context instead of just physical evidence.
- Keep comparing those clues against the people still standing so the suspect pool narrows before the final reveal.
- Follow the last clue to the ice pick once it appears, since the closing caption explicitly says that tool shows signs of use.
- The board clears when you match that worn murder-weapon evidence to the real killer instead of accusing a random family member.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Accusing someone before reading the room clues.
- Ignoring the environmental hints like the cold-storage side or family portrait.
- Treating the ice pick as meaningful before the rest of the evidence is in place.
Quick Tips for Brain Puzzle 2 Logic Twist Level 136 (spoiler-free)
- Start with the body and the room, not the suspects.
- The family-photo and cold-storage clues narrow the case.
- The ice pick is the final proof, not the first one.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Level 136 is a household murder scene with a bloodied woman on the kitchen floor while three suspects stand nearby. The room exposes clue props such as a magnifying glass, a cold-storage area, a family portrait, and a final ice-pick reveal.
- Goal
- You are not accusing a random suspect. The level clears only after the room evidence and the weapon trail identify the real murderer.
- Opening
- Inspect the physical scene first by reading the body and room clues before you try to judge the suspects' faces.
- Danger Zone
- Guessing too early keeps the family tableau ambiguous and lets the murderer stay hidden among the shocked bystanders.
- Mechanics
- This is an environmental murder-investigation puzzle that ends with a weapon check rather than a blind accusation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Level 136 still fail after I inspect one suspect?
Because this puzzle wants an evidence chain. Read the body, room, and weapon clues first, then identify the killer.
What is the final decisive clue?
The ice pick is the last proof, because the ending explicitly points out that it shows signs of real use.
What should I inspect before the weapon?
Check the scene around the body, the cold-storage side, the glass area, and the family-photo clues to narrow the suspect pool.