Does Mr Potato need to walk to the door in Level 4?

No. The core action is tapping the bolts around the door — victory triggers once all supports are removed.

Must the bolts be tapped in a specific order?

The video shows them removed one at a time based on visibility. There is no evidence of a mandatory fixed sequence.

Mr Potato level guide

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Tap the bolts around the arched door one by one to remove all supports and free the exit.

Layout: Mr Potato stands on a left rectangular platform. A large arched door hangs to the right, held in place by radiating connection lines and bolts. No key or walkable jumping route exists.
Goal: Remove every bolt holding the door in place until the victory state triggers.
Opening: Tap the most visible bolt on the outer ring of the door to begin removing supports.
Danger Zone: The door shifts position as bolts are removed — previously visible bolt locations may change.
Mechanics: This is a tap-to-remove puzzle. Each bolt removed detaches one support line. The door repositions after each removal, revealing remaining bolts until the last one frees the exit.

Treat this as a bolt-clicking puzzle, not a platforming level — do not attempt jumps toward the door.
After each tap, re-scan the door's top, bottom, left, and right for remaining connection lines.
If the board feels stuck, look for the color with the cleanest path and use that to regain space.

Trying to jump across the gap to physically reach the door instead of tapping bolts.
Tapping the same old position after the door and its bolts have shifted.
Stopping after most bolts are removed while one connection line still holds.

Does Mr Potato need to walk to the door in Level 4?
No. The core action is tapping the bolts around the door — victory triggers once all supports are removed.
Must the bolts be tapped in a specific order?
The video shows them removed one at a time based on visibility. There is no evidence of a mandatory fixed sequence.