Brain Test 4 level guide

Brain Test 4 Level 102 Walkthrough

hard 3 colors

Brain Test 4 Level 102 solves Jenny's 100-juggle challenge by dragging the 100 from the instruction into the counter bubble.

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How to Solve Brain Test 4 Level 102 — Full Solution

  1. Press and hold the 100 in Jenny must juggle the ball 100 times.
  2. Drag the 100 down into the speech bubble showing the current counter.
  3. Release inside the bubble and wait for it to read 100.
  4. Wait for the green check and the completion message.

Colors in this level:

Green, White, Black

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Tapping or following the soccer ball instead of dragging the number from the instruction.
  • Continuing a ball attempt after the counter cycles from 0 to 5 and shows a red X.
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Quick Tips for Brain Test 4 Level 102 (quick clues)

  • Drag the 100 from the written instruction, not the soccer ball.
  • Drop the number inside the speech bubble showing the current count.
  • Wait for the bubble to change to 100 and the green check.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
Jenny stands on the left of a green field, Tiki stands on the right, and a soccer ball sits between them under a small counter bubble.
Goal
Make the counter bubble read 100.
Opening
Press the 100 in the instruction sentence at the top of the screen.
Danger Zone
Following the soccer ball produces a 0–5 loop and a red X instead of success.
Mechanics
The target number in the written instruction is draggable and can be dropped into the counter bubble.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is the hidden 100 for Jenny's juggling challenge?

    Drag the 100 printed in the instruction line into the counter speech bubble.

  • Do I need to tap the soccer ball one hundred times?

    No. The ball is a decoy; transferring the written 100 changes the counter directly.

  • What does the red X mean?

    The ball-focused attempt has failed and only reaches the short 0–5 counting loop. Use the 100 in the instruction instead.

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