I'm Not a Robot level guide
I'm Not a Robot Level 22 Walkthrough
Wait for the moving ducks to settle into all nine cells of the 3x3 grid, then Verify.
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How to Solve I'm Not a Robot Level 22 — Full Solution
- Read Select all of the Ducks and identify the 3x3 board below the prompt.
- Ignore ducks crossing the header, blue prompt, outer edges, or browser and recording UI.
- Wait for the animation to settle.
- Confirm that every row and column of the board contains a duck, for nine ducks total.
- Click Verify and confirm the source advances to Level 23, Panorama.
Colors in this level:
Yellow, Orange, White, Blue, Light gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Clicking Verify while one of the nine board cells is still empty.
- Counting a duck that is outside the 3x3 board as a completed cell.
- Treating the mobile status bar or creator recording controls as part of the puzzle.
Quick Tips for I'm Not a Robot Level 22 (spoiler-free)
- Count the nine cells, not every duck visible around the mobile page.
- Wait until all three rows contain three ducks.
- Do not infer a cell-click pattern that is not visibly marked in the recording.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A portrait mobile view shows the Select all of the Ducks prompt, a 3x3 white grid, and a blue Verify button.
- Goal
- Reach the demonstrated completion state with one duck in every cell of the 3x3 grid.
- Opening
- Watch the animated ducks and ignore partial images crossing the header, prompt, and outer page edges.
- Danger Zone
- Only the stable ducks inside the nine board cells are the checkpoint; browser chrome, recording controls, and outside ducks are not board content.
- Mechanics
- A moving-image grid check fills the board over time; the source demonstrates waiting for nine settled ducks before Verify.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many ducks should be in the completed board?
The demonstrated checkpoint has nine ducks, one in each cell of the 3x3 grid.
Should ducks outside the grid be counted?
No. Wait for the stable nine-cell board state and ignore ducks passing over the surrounding page.