Brain Test 4 level guide
Brain Test 4 Level 211 Walkthrough
Brain Test 4 Level 211 raises Judy's right arm at the restaurant table, making her date turn green and leave because of the smell.
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How to Solve Brain Test 4 Level 211 — Full Solution
- Ignore the roast chicken, soup bowls, and pink candle between the two diners.
- Locate Judy's right arm, bent with her hand at her hip on the far-right side.
- Press and hold the forearm where it meets her purple sleeve.
- Drag the arm straight upward until it points above Judy's head.
- Release it raised and wait for the man to turn green, cover his mouth, and leave to the left.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Black, Blue, Pink, Orange, White, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Dragging the roast chicken or soup toward the man instead of moving Judy's arm.
- Tapping the date and expecting him to stand up without the smell trigger.
- Starting the drag on Judy's hair rather than her bent right forearm.
Quick Tips for Brain Test 4 Level 211 (quick clues)
- Start on Judy's right forearm, not her hair.
- Pull the arm all the way above her head.
- Ignore every item on the restaurant table.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Judy sits at the right of a round table opposite her smiling date; two soup bowls, a roast chicken, and a lit pink candle fill the tabletop.
- Goal
- Lift Judy's bent right arm above her head so the man becomes sick, abandons the table, and ends the boring date.
- Opening
- Press Judy's right forearm beside her purple sleeve and drag it vertically upward.
- Danger Zone
- The meal and candle are decoys, and touching the man does not trigger the escape; the interactive control is Judy's arm.
- Mechanics
- Dragging a character limb changes the scene state, exposing an unpleasant armpit smell that forces the other character to leave.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Judy escape the date in Level 211?
Drag Judy's right arm upward; the exposed smell makes her date sick and sends him away.
Do I need the chicken or candle?
No. All of the food and the candle are restaurant-scene decoys.
Why is the man turning green?
Raising Judy's arm exposes the nasty smell that drives him from the table.