Brain Test 4 level guide
Brain Test 4 Level 269 Walkthrough
Brain Test 4 Level 269 pulls Granny Amy out of the wall portrait and places her at the empty cushion to join Judy and the younger girl as their third player.
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How to Solve Brain Test 4 Level 269 — Full Solution
- Locate Granny Amy inside the rectangular portrait on the upper wall.
- Press and hold Granny's pictured body.
- Drag her downward until she comes completely out of the frame.
- Move Granny to the empty cushion above the board game.
- Release her beside Judy and the girl in pink to trigger the green check.
Colors in this level:
Brown, Pink, Blue, Green, Orange, Purple, White, Black
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Trying to pull the adult woman away from the computer.
- Moving the spare board-game box at lower left instead of finding a person.
- Dragging the portrait frame without grabbing Granny's figure inside it.
Quick Tips for Brain Test 4 Level 269 (quick clues)
- Use Granny Amy from the colorful wall portrait.
- Drag her body, not just the picture frame.
- Place her near the empty cushion above the board game.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Judy and a girl in pink sit around a board game with an empty cushion above it, while a woman uses the computer and Granny Amy appears in a framed wall portrait.
- Goal
- Remove Granny Amy from the portrait and bring her to the vacant place beside the board.
- Opening
- Press Granny's figure inside the rectangular portrait instead of selecting the woman at the computer.
- Danger Zone
- The computer user looks like an available third person but never leaves her chair; the useful character is hidden in plain sight as wall art.
- Mechanics
- A pictured character can be dragged out of a frame, enlarging into a live participant while leaving the frame empty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the third player in Level 269?
Granny Amy, who is initially pictured in the wall frame.
How do I get Granny Amy into the room?
Drag her body directly out of the portrait and down to the board game.
Should I use the woman at the computer?
No. She stays seated; Granny from the portrait fills the empty place.