Profile Perfect Level Walkthroughs & Solutions

What is Profile Perfect?

Profile Perfect is a logic-matching puzzle from Lion Studios Plus, available on iOS and Android. Every level lays out a small deduction grid of columns, such as people, pets, planes, or submarines, and a stack of clue cards that describe how the rows of names, nationalities, gear, and other traits fit together. Level 1 is a two-column tutorial solved with a single direct name-and-surname clue, and the whole series is built on the same idea scaled up: read a fact card, lock the cell it proves, and let the leftover cells fall out by elimination.

The grid grows in both directions as the range continues. Level 15 is the first five-row profile board, where one combined clue like 'Jason, the Italian' fixes two rows at once, and Level 20 is the first five-column board, solved from a center anchor outward rather than left to right. From there, boards start layering clue types instead of just adding columns: adjacency exclusions that keep two traits apart, 'between' sandwich clues that pin a middle column, and distance clues like 'farthest from Winter' that bracket both edges of a row together, as seen in Level 98's constellation board. The range closes on Level 130, a five-submarine puzzle with 13 clues that combines a triple anchor, a European-country exclusion, a mission sandwich, and a color-adjacency rule in one board. Across the 130 published levels, 54 are rated hard and 62 medium, with only 14 rated easy, so most of the range sits in solidly deductive territory rather than pure lookup.

LevelSolve has a walkthrough for all 130 levels Profile Perfect has released, matching the game's current level count. Each guide lists the clue-solving order, calls out which clue depends on another being solved first, and includes a video wherever one exists.

Use the search box on this hub to find a specific level, or browse the range list below to work through the puzzle in order.

How to Play Profile Perfect

These tips apply across all Profile Perfect levels. For level-specific advice, open any walkthrough from the range browser above.

• Lock any direct one-to-one clue, such as a full name or a fixed color-and-feature pair, before touching a comparative or adjacency clue.
• When a clue names two facts about the same subject at once, such as a person and their nationality, treat it as a multi-row anchor. It usually fixes more than one row in a single move.
• Solve exclusion clues, like one trait not sitting next to another, only after the row they apply to already has at least one confirmed cell to measure against.
• For sandwich clues that place one column between two others, fix the general order of that row first, or the middle assignment will keep floating between two options.
• Treat a distance clue like 'farthest from' and its matching adjacency exclusion as one combined bracket. Together they usually settle both edges of a row in the same step.
• Save the busiest-looking row, such as prices or mascots, for later. Many boards resolve it automatically once the identity and country rows are already locked.
• On five-column boards, work outward from whichever column has the strongest anchor clue instead of solving left to right. The middle columns are almost always decided last.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How many levels does Profile Perfect have?

  Profile Perfect currently has 130 levels, and LevelSolve publishes a walkthrough for every one of them, from the two-column tutorial at Level 1 to the five-submarine finale at Level 130.

• How hard are the levels in Profile Perfect?

  Across the 130 published levels, 54 are rated hard, 62 medium, and 14 easy. The range grows harder as the grid expands from two columns to five, and most levels from Level 20 onward mix multiple clue types on the same board.

• Is Profile Perfect free to play?

  Profile Perfect is free to download on both iOS and Android. Like most logic-puzzle games, it likely includes optional in-app purchases such as hints or clue reveals.

• Are these Profile Perfect walkthroughs official?

  No. Profile Perfect belongs to Lion Studios Plus. LevelSolve is an unofficial fan guide.

• What kind of puzzle is Profile Perfect?

  It is a zebra-style logic grid. Every level gives you a set of columns and several rows of traits, and a stack of clue cards that you use to deduce which trait belongs to which column, the same reasoning style used in classic Einstein's Riddle puzzles.

• Why do later Profile Perfect levels feel harder even with the same number of clues?

  Because the clue types stack. Early levels use direct one-to-one clues, but levels from around 20 onward add adjacency exclusions, sandwich clues, and distance clues that only make sense once another row is already partly solved, so the solving order matters as much as the clues themselves.