Brain Puzzle: Tricky Quest level guide
Brain Puzzle: Tricky Quest Level 109 Walkthrough
Rebuild the broken rope bridge with the signpost, turn the floating crocodile into a flower-covered bridge section, and finish the last gap with a log chopped by the river god's gold axe.
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How to Solve Brain Puzzle: Tricky Quest Level 109 — Full Solution
- Drag the "no swimming" signpost onto the broken ropes to start the bridge.
- Make the rose bush bloom and lay its red flowers over the crocodile's back so it becomes a walkable section.
- Walk the guy out onto the finished sections.
- Take the axe from the grass; when it falls into the river, the river god rises offering a gold axe and a silver axe.
- Answer honestly so the god rewards the guy with the gold axe.
- Use the gold axe to chop the big log and lay it as the final bridge section.
- Guide the guy across the completed bridge to the girl.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Ignoring the crocodile as a bridge section
- Claiming a gold or silver axe you did not drop
- Stopping while one gap remains
Quick Tips for Brain Puzzle: Tricky Quest Level 109 (spoiler-free)
- The sign is bridge material
- Cover the crocodile with flowers
- Answer the river god honestly
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A river with a broken rope bridge, the guy on the near bank, the girl on the far bank beside a "no swimming" sign and a rose bush, a beehive in the tree, an axe on the grass, and a crocodile floating in the river disguised as a log.
- Goal
- Complete a walkable bridge across the river so the guy can cross to the girl.
- Opening
- Drag the "no swimming" signpost onto the ropes, then lay the rose bush's flowers over the crocodile's back.
- Danger Zone
- The floating "log" is a crocodile, and the dropped axe triggers the river god's gold-or-silver question—answer honestly to get the gold axe.
- Mechanics
- Bridge-building resource chain with a woodcutter fable episode supplying the final log.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does "Not enough yet" keep appearing?
The bridge needs every section—signpost, the flower-covered crocodile back, and the final chopped log.
What do I do with the crocodile?
Cover its back with the rose bush's flowers and it becomes a walkable part of the bridge.
Gold axe or silver axe?
Neither was his—answer honestly and the river god rewards the gold axe, which chops the final log.