Brain Test 5 level guide
Brain Test 5 Level 101 Walkthrough
Brain Test 5 Level 101 is a three-part snowman build. Stack the two smaller snowballs onto the big one on the first page, attach the carrot and a tree branch on the second page while ignoring the rabbit, beaver, and axe, then on the night page tap the eyes, drag the hiker's red scarf onto the snowman, and light the campfire so the snowman ends the night dressed and warm.
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How to Solve Brain Test 5 Level 101 — Full Solution
- On "Build a snowman," drag the medium snowball onto the large snowball on the left, then drag the small snowball on top to form the head. The shovel at the bottom-right is unused.
- On "It needs a nose and arms," drag the orange carrot from the snowman's side up to his face, then drag the broken branch lying on the ground under the tree over to the snowman's side as an arm.
- Ignore the axe, the rabbit, and the beaver — none of them are used on this screen.
- After the page flips, on "It needs eyes and something to keep warm," tap the snowman's face to add the eyes, then tap the stacked-log campfire in the middle of the snow to light the flames.
- While the fire is burning, drag the hiker's red scarf from the hiker's neck across to the snowman so he ends the night fully dressed and warm.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Stacking the snowballs in the wrong order so the smallest ball ends up at the bottom instead of the head.
- Dragging the hiker's green backpack onto the snowman instead of the red scarf around the hiker's neck.
Quick Tips for Brain Test 5 Level 101 (spoiler-free)
- On the first page, leave the shovel alone — stacking the two smaller snowballs onto the big one is all you need.
- On the nose-and-arms page, the rabbit, the beaver, and the axe are all decoys; only the carrot and the broken branch on the ground are real props.
- On the night page, light the campfire before you finish dressing the snowman, otherwise the part does not register.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- The first screen shows three snowballs of different sizes and a metal shovel at the bottom-right under "Build a snowman." The second screen, "It needs a nose and arms," shows the snowman on the left, a carrot beside him, an apple tree on the right with a red apple and a broken branch, a rabbit in the upper middle, a beaver on the right, an axe near the bottom, and the shovel still in the corner. The third screen, "It needs eyes and something to keep warm," is a night scene with stars and a moon on top, the snowman on the left, an unlit campfire of stacked logs in the middle, a hiker with a green backpack on the right, and a shovel on the snow.
- Goal
- Build a complete snowman across all three pages — three-tier body, carrot nose, tree-branch arm, eyes, red scarf, and a lit campfire — so the snowman finishes the night dressed and warm.
- Opening
- Drag the medium snowball onto the large one and then the small snowball on top to form the head. On the second page, drag the carrot up to the snowman's face, then drag the broken branch lying under the tree over to the snowman's side as an arm. On the night page, tap the snowman's face to add eyes, tap the campfire to light it, and then drag the hiker's red scarf across to the snowman.
- Danger Zone
- The axe on the second page is a clean on-screen trap — players try to chop a fresh branch off the tree, but the broken branch is already on the ground. On the night page the campfire has to be lit before the final touches are accepted, so the order of light-fire-then-scarf matters more than the order of picking them up.
- Mechanics
- Level 101 is a three-act build sequence that escalates from a simple merge puzzle to a prop-swap puzzle with animal decoys and then to a night-time "keep it warm" page where the heat source has to be active before the level will accept the finished snowman. The notebook page-turn between the second and third prompts is the visual cue that the puzzle type has switched from dragging props to managing scene state.
Frequently Asked Questions
What props do I use to build the snowman in Brain Test 5 Level 101?
The two smaller snowballs stack onto the large one, the carrot goes on the face, the broken tree branch goes on the side as an arm, and the red scarf from the hiker's neck is dragged onto the snowman on the night page. The shovel, axe, rabbit, and beaver are all decoys.
Why does the campfire have to be lit before the scarf is added in Level 101?
The third page only accepts the finished snowman while the campfire is already burning. If the scarf is placed first, the part does not register and the eyes and scarf have to be redone after the fire is lit.