Brain Puzzle: Tricky Quest level guide
Brain Puzzle: Tricky Quest Level 127 Walkthrough
Answer five dialogue traps from a killer without revealing the girl can see, using touch-based and sound-based excuses to maintain the blind disguise through every probing question.
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How to Solve Brain Puzzle: Tricky Quest Level 127 — Full Solution
- When the killer asks "How do you know where I'm uncomfortable?" select "Feel the muscles to see if they're tight" — this attributes knowledge to touch.
- When presented with the drink choice, select "Anything is fine, please pour me a cup" — this avoids naming specific drinks visible on the table.
- When asked about the smell, select "No, I can't smell because of my cold" — claiming a blocked nose prevents detecting the blood.
- When asked about the blood/redness, select "I applied rose essential oil" — provides a plausible olfactory explanation without acknowledging visual blood.
- When the killer asks about his red shoulder, select "Can you help me move my hand to your shoulder?" — requesting physical guidance proves inability to see.
- When asked about the time, select "My blind watch will chime when it's time" — references a blind-accessible device instead of reading the visible clock.
- After surviving all five questions, the girl escapes and the level completes.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Selecting "The red wine on the table is good" which proves visual knowledge of specific drinks.
- Choosing "It smells a bit bloody" which acknowledges seeing the blood.
- Saying "Yeah, are you bleeding?" which admits visual observation.
- Picking "Your shoulder is red, I'll massage it for you" which reveals sight.
- Answering "It's 17:55, it's almost over" which reads the visible clock.
Quick Tips for Brain Puzzle: Tricky Quest Level 127 (spoiler-free)
- Never select answers that name specific objects or colors you can see
- Frame every response around touch or sound a blind person would use
- The drink question trap is naming the wine specifically
- The time question trap is reading the visible clock
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A luxury apartment room with a blood-stained rich man in a purple robe seated in an ornate chair, a blind girl (player) kneeling beside him in a white shirt with yellow tie and green pants wearing dark sunglasses, and a killer in a green jacket and gray cap standing behind holding a knife. The room contains a small round table with red wine and juice glasses, a white purse on the floor, a red-and-white blind cane, a wall clock, a painting, and a red door on the right.
- Goal
- Survive five sequential dialogue traps where the killer probes whether the girl can see, answering each question with plausible non-visual explanations.
- Opening
- The girl's internal monologue reveals she witnessed a murder but must pretend to be blind. The killer's first question tests whether she knows his uncomfortable spot by touch or sight.
- Danger Zone
- Every answer option that references visual knowledge—naming drinks on the table, smelling blood, seeing redness, reading the clock—will instantly expose the girl and fail the level.
- Mechanics
- Dialogue-based disguise survival where each of the killer's five questions is designed to detect visual observation. The player must select answers that attribute knowledge to touch, sound, or smell rather than sight.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why can't I choose "The red wine on the table is good"?
Naming a specific drink visible on the table proves you can see, immediately exposing the blind disguise.
Why is "It smells a bit bloody" wrong?
A blind person might smell blood, but this answer acknowledges visual awareness of the blood-stained victim, which a truly blind person wouldn't confirm.
How does the blind watch answer work?
A blind watch chimes the time audibly, so referencing it proves the girl relies on sound rather than sight to know the time.
What happens if I get any answer wrong?
The killer discovers the girl can see, and the level fails immediately.