Brain Test 4 level guide
Brain Test 4 Level 228 Walkthrough
Brain Test 4 Level 228 drags the balloon-like full moon upward and out of the sky, removing the moonlight so the werewolf turns back into Doctor Worry.
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How to Solve Brain Test 4 Level 228 — Full Solution
- Leave the garlic, clouds, Judy, and werewolf alone.
- Press and hold the center of the full moon.
- Drag the moon straight upward until its balloon-like tied tail appears.
- Keep pulling until the false moon exits the sky.
- Release and wait for the werewolf to become Doctor Worry and the green check to appear.
Colors in this level:
Navy, Gray, White, Green, Brown, Pink
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Dragging the garlic toward the werewolf as if it were a conventional monster puzzle.
- Moving a cloud over the moon instead of removing the moon itself.
- Releasing the moon before it has been pulled out of the scene.
Quick Tips for Brain Test 4 Level 228 (quick clues)
- Grab the full moon itself.
- Drag it upward, past the top edge.
- Ignore the garlic and clouds.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A werewolf threatens Tiki on the left, Judy waits on the right, a full moon hangs between two clouds, and garlic lies on the grass.
- Goal
- Remove the false moon so the werewolf reverts to Doctor Worry and Tiki is safe.
- Opening
- Press the full moon and drag it straight upward until its tied balloon tail becomes visible.
- Danger Zone
- The garlic is a decoy, moving the clouds does not remove the moon, and attacking the werewolf misses the transformation trigger.
- Mechanics
- The moon is a disguised draggable balloon; pulling it away removes the moonlight and reverses Doctor Worry's transformation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I save Tiki in Level 228?
Drag the full moon upward and off screen so the werewolf changes back into Doctor Worry.
Do I need the garlic?
No. The garlic is not used in the verified solution.
Why can I move the moon?
It is really a balloon disguised as the moon, which is revealed by its tied tail while dragging.