Brain Puzzle: Tricky Quest level guide
Brain Puzzle: Tricky Quest Level 110 Walkthrough
Stack all twelve eye-relief remedies—mask, exercise, carrot, light, blueberries, scenery, spinach, sunlight, eye drops, the TV beauty, screen off, and massage—until the gamer's eye strain is gone.
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How to Solve Brain Puzzle: Tricky Quest Level 110 — Full Solution
- Drag the white eye mask from the floor onto the guy.
- Make him get up and exercise behind the chair.
- Give him the carrot from the cat's bowl.
- Pull the light cord to brighten the dark room.
- Feed him the blueberries from the blueberry picture on the wall.
- Open the yellow curtain and window so he can look at the scenery.
- Have him eat the spinach he picks up at the window.
- Let him stand in the sunlight from the open window.
- Use the red bottle of eye drops from the desk.
- Turn on the TV so he can look at the beautiful woman on it.
- Turn off the computer monitor.
- Have him massage his eyes until he is fully relaxed.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Stopping after the food remedies
- Missing the carrot in the cat's bowl
- Forgetting the blueberries in the picture
- Leaving the monitor on
Quick Tips for Brain Puzzle: Tricky Quest Level 110 (spoiler-free)
- Start with the floor eye mask
- Check the cat's bowl and the wall picture
- Turn the monitor off before the massage
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A dim room with a gamer at a glowing monitor, a white eye mask on the floor, a cat with a carrot in its bowl, a green bowl and red eye-drop bottle on the desk, a blueberry picture on the wall, a light cord, a TV on a cabinet, a potted plant, and a closed yellow curtain.
- Goal
- Apply every eye-relief remedy until the strain is fully gone and the guy celebrates.
- Opening
- Drag the white eye mask from the floor onto the guy, then make him exercise behind the chair.
- Danger Zone
- Each remedy is only partial; the carrot in the cat's bowl, the blueberries in the wall picture, the TV, and switching the monitor off are easy to miss.
- Mechanics
- Needs-stacking checklist where twelve distinct remedies from different scene objects must all be applied.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does he keep saying "Feeling a bit better, but not enough"?
Every remedy only helps partly; all twelve must be applied before the level completes.
Where are the carrot and blueberries?
The carrot sits in the cat's bowl on the left, and the blueberries come from the blueberry-basket picture on the wall.
What are the final steps?
Turn off the monitor so he stops staring, then have him massage his eyes.