Brain Test 4 level guide
Brain Test 4 Level 243 Walkthrough
Brain Test 4 Level 243 feeds fish from the table to all five cats, revealing the upper-right orange cat as different because it refuses to eat.
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How to Solve Brain Test 4 Level 243 — Full Solution
- Leave the brush and paint can alone.
- Drag a fish from the plate to the pink cat.
- Feed the lower-left orange, lower-center orange, and lower-right gray cats the same way.
- Drag the remaining fish toward the upper-right orange cat.
- Observe that it refuses the fish and wait for the green check.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Pink, Gray, Brown, Red, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Selecting a cat only because its fur color differs from the others.
- Trying to repaint the cats with the brush and paint can.
- Stopping before comparing every cat's reaction to the fish.
Quick Tips for Brain Test 4 Level 243 (quick clues)
- Use the fish on the table as a test.
- Feed the cats one by one.
- The upper-right orange cat is the one that refuses.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Five pink, orange, and gray cats sit below a table holding a plate of fish, with a brush at lower left and a paint can at upper right.
- Goal
- Compare the cats' reactions to fish and find the only cat that will not eat.
- Opening
- Drag fish from the plate to the cats one at a time instead of judging their fur colors.
- Danger Zone
- The brush and paint can are decoys, and coat color does not identify the odd cat because four differently colored cats accept fish.
- Mechanics
- Feeding exposes a behavioral difference: four cats hold fish in their mouths, while the upper-right orange cat refuses its offer.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which cat is different in Level 243?
The orange cat at the upper right is different because it refuses to eat fish.
How do I reveal the different cat?
Drag fish from the plate to each cat and compare which one does not accept it.
Do I need the paint and brush?
No. They are distractions; the difference is behavior, not color.