Brain Puzzle 2 Logic Twist level guide
Brain Puzzle 2 Logic Twist Level 98 Walkthrough
Brain Puzzle 2 Logic Twist Level 98 is an endurance rescue where you keep the aerialist from falling by feeding her energy, switching to a safer pose, and tying off the strain points before she runs out of strength.
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How to Solve Brain Puzzle 2 Logic Twist Level 98 — Full Solution
- Hand the performer the energy drink so she stops running out of strength as fast.
- Switch her from the wide split pose to the more compact hanging position shown later in the sequence.
- Use the nearby ties so less of her weight hangs directly on her hands.
- Keep the man below ready, but do not drop her before the pose and support are fixed.
- The level clears when she is still hanging safely and the crisis text disappears.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pulling her down before changing her pose.
- Ignoring the energy drink at the start.
- Leaving all the weight on her hands after the ties appear.
Quick Tips for Brain Puzzle 2 Logic Twist Level 98 (spoiler-free)
- Give her more energy before changing the ropes.
- The compact hanging pose is safer than the full split.
- Tie off the load so her hands do less work.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Level 98 suspends a pink-clad performer high across the room on two ceiling ropes while a man stands below. An energy drink, cabinets, a water cooler, and alternate hanging positions all feed the rescue.
- Goal
- The real win condition is surviving the hanging crisis without dropping her, not yanking her down immediately.
- Opening
- Buy her endurance first. The energy drink and body position matter before any final rescue move.
- Danger Zone
- If you leave her in the full split and start pulling too early, she runs out of strength and gets caught.
- Mechanics
- This is a posture-management rescue built around conserving the performer's strength until the danger passes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Level 98 still fail when I move the rope?
Because the performer is still too tired. You need to restore energy and reduce the strain before you count on the rope.
What pose should she end in?
A tighter, more energy-saving hanging position works better than the original full split.
How do I know the rescue is done?
The performer stays secure overhead and the danger text disappears instead of showing another fatigue warning.