Profile Perfect level guide
Profile Perfect Level 110 Walkthrough
Profile Perfect Level 110 is a four-horse stable puzzle. The Palomino-and-Black-only-1-neighbor positional clue forces both coat colors to the end columns (A and D), the Black-horse-Fierce direct clue anchors one temperament, and the farthest-from-Grey-is-Calm distance rule pins the Calm temperament to the opposite end before the Palomino-not-Garland and Horse-D-not-Crown exclusions finish the accessory row.
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How to Solve Profile Perfect Level 110 — Full Solution
- Place Palomino and Black in the end columns (A and D) from the only-1-neighbor positional clue.
- Assign Fierce temperament to the Black horse from the direct link.
- Locate the Grey coat color column, then assign Calm to the horse at maximum distance from Grey.
- Eliminate Garland from Palomino and Crown from Horse D using the accessory exclusions.
- Fill Chestnut and Dapple into columns B and C by elimination.
- Assign the remaining accessories and temperaments.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Placing Palomino or Black in a middle column (B or C), which gives them two neighbors and violates the only-1-neighbor clue.
- Assigning Crown to Horse D despite the exclusion.
Quick Tips for Profile Perfect Level 110 (spoiler-free)
- Palomino and Black must be end columns (A and D)—only they have one neighbor.
- Find Grey's column first; Calm goes to the horse farthest from it.
- If the board feels stuck, look for the color with the cleanest path and use that to regain space.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Four horses (A-D) sit above rows for Coat Color, Accessory, and Temperament. Coat colors include Palomino, Chestnut, Dapple, and Black. Accessory chips include Saddle, Garland, and Crown. Temperament options include Playful, Fierce, and Calm. The clue tray holds 6 clues.
- Goal
- Match each horse to its coat color, accessory, and temperament.
- Opening
- The only-1-neighbor positional clue (Palomino and Black to end columns) and the Black-Fierce direct link are the strongest opening pair.
- Danger Zone
- The accessory row breaks if Garland is assigned to Palomino or Crown to Horse D before confirming which end column holds which coat color—the two exclusions must be applied after the Palomino-vs-Black column order is resolved.
- Mechanics
- Level 110 is a four-column horse puzzle where an end-column positional constraint, a direct temperament link, a maximum-distance rule, and two accessory exclusions interact across three rows.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I open Profile Perfect Level 110?
Force Palomino and Black to the end columns from the only-1-neighbor clue, then assign Fierce to Black—this locks two coat colors and one temperament before any elimination.
What does the farthest-from-Grey clue mean in Level 110?
Find which column holds Grey, then assign Calm to the column at the opposite end of the board—on a four-column grid, column A is farthest from D and vice versa.