Profile Perfect level guide
Profile Perfect Level 118 Walkthrough
Profile Perfect Level 118 is a three-cave exploration puzzle. The Cave-A-Sea-Cave-coastline compound clue and the Ruin-in-Cave-B-old-civilization direct clue anchor four of nine cells instantly, leaving only the inhabitant row and one type-discovery pair to fill by elimination.
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How to Solve Profile Perfect Level 118 — Full Solution
- Assign Sea Cave type to Cave A from the coastline compound clue.
- Place Ruin as Cave B's discovery from the old-civilization clue.
- Assign the remaining cave type and discovery to Cave C by elimination.
- Use the inhabitant clues to fill the last row.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Overthinking the type and discovery rows when two direct clues leave only one option for Cave C.
Quick Tips for Profile Perfect Level 118 (spoiler-free)
- Two direct clues solve four of nine cells—focus entirely on the inhabitant row.
- The remaining cave type and discovery fill by elimination after the two anchors.
- If the board feels stuck, look for the color with the cleanest path and use that to regain space.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three caves (A-C) sit above rows for Type, Discovery, and Inhabitant. Cave types include Sea Cave and others. Discovery options include Ruin and others. The clue tray holds 5 clues.
- Goal
- Match each cave to its type, discovery, and inhabitant.
- Opening
- The Cave-A-Sea-Cave and Cave-B-Ruin direct clues are the strongest opening pair—they solve four cells immediately.
- Danger Zone
- Minimal danger—two compound direct clues fix most of the grid before any deduction is needed.
- Mechanics
- Level 118 is a compact three-column cave puzzle where two compound direct clues solve the majority of the grid, leaving the inhabitant row as the only deduction layer.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I open Profile Perfect Level 118?
Apply the two compound direct clues—Sea Cave to A and Ruin to B—then everything except the inhabitant row fills by elimination.
Why is Level 118 so much easier than nearby levels?
A three-column board with two compound direct clues leaves almost no deduction work—the inhabitant row is the only row that requires reasoning.