Brain Test 4 level guide
Brain Test 4 Level 15 Walkthrough
Brain Test 4 Level 15 shows Uncle Bubba's yellow team losing 0–5 on television. Swap the movable score digits to make it 5–0 and turn his defeat into a win.
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How to Solve Brain Test 4 Level 15 — Full Solution
- Note that the yellow shield on the left has 0 while the red shield on the right has 5.
- Leave the remote and console on the coffee table.
- Drag the 5 from the right side of the score to the left side beside the yellow shield.
- Move the 0 across to the right side beside the red shield.
- Release the digits when the television reads 5–0 and Uncle Bubba celebrates.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Tapping the remote in an attempt to find a happier program.
- Moving only one digit and leaving the score incomplete instead of swapping both sides to 5–0.
Quick Tips for Brain Test 4 Level 15 (spoiler-free)
- Bubba is sad about the 0–5 result, not the television program.
- Move the numbers directly on the TV.
- Finish with 5 on the yellow side and 0 on the red side.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Uncle Bubba and the girl sit on a brown sofa facing a TV. The screen shows the yellow shield team trailing the red shield team 0–5; a remote and console rest on the coffee table, with toys and books behind the sofa.
- Goal
- Rearrange the score so the yellow team leads 5–0 and Uncle Bubba cheers.
- Opening
- Touch the score digits on the TV rather than the remote control.
- Danger Zone
- Changing the channel or using the console does not address why Bubba is sad. The apparent fixed scoreboard is the interactive object.
- Mechanics
- Both digits in the televised score can be dragged and exchanged across the dash.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I cheer up Uncle Bubba in Brain Test 4 Level 15?
Swap the 0 and 5 on the TV scoreboard so his yellow team appears to win 5–0.
Does the remote control solve Level 15?
No. The score digits themselves are draggable; interact with the 0 and 5 directly on the television.