I'm Not a Robot level guide

I'm Not a Robot Level 11 Walkthrough

hard 4 colors

Select the two adjacent Waldo cells in column 19 of the oversized beach grid, then scroll to Verify.

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How to Solve I'm Not a Robot Level 11 — Full Solution

  1. Read the prompt `Select all the squares with Waldo`.
  2. Use the unscrolled grid top as the row reference and scroll down to the sand section.
  3. Select row 9, column 19, then select row 10, column 19.
  4. Scroll to the bottom of the board, confirm both checks, and click Verify.

Colors in this level:

Blue, Yellow, Red, Green

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Selecting a bright beach object without confirming that it is Waldo.
  • Changing the row reference after scrolling.
  • Leaving one of the two adjacent checked cells unselected before Verify.
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Quick Tips for I'm Not a Robot Level 11 (spoiler-free)

  • Keep column 19 anchored to the original top of the grid while scrolling.
  • The two visible targets are vertically adjacent in the right-hand beach section.
  • Review both blue checks before clicking Verify.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
A very wide beach illustration is divided into a fine grid; ocean and boats sit above a dense sand scene that extends below the viewport.
Goal
Select the two visible Waldo cells at rows 9 and 10 of column 19, counting rows from the unscrolled top of the grid.
Opening
Use the top of the grid as the coordinate anchor, scroll down to the sand, and select the upper target before the adjacent cell below it.
Danger Zone
Scrolling can change the viewport reference, so do not re-number rows from the top of a scrolled view or select beach items by color alone.
Mechanics
This is a large scrollable hidden-object grid rather than a fixed 4-by-4 image challenge.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Which Waldo cells should I select in Level 11?

    In the reviewed run, select the adjacent cells at row 9 column 19 and row 10 column 19, using the original top of the grid as the row reference.

  • Why does Level 11 require scrolling?

    The beach grid is taller than the viewport, so the lower sand area cannot be inspected from one screen position.

  • What should I do after selecting the two cells?

    Scroll to the board's bottom, confirm the two blue checks, and click Verify.

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