Profile Perfect level guide
Profile Perfect Level 125 Walkthrough
Profile Perfect Level 125 is a three-ship nautical puzzle with four rows and 7 clues. The Ship-C-Fishing direct clue, the Vancouver-Medium-crew link, and the Medium-crew-Sail type chain lock the type and crew-size rows quickly, then the Buenos-Aires-Eagle figurehead compound and remaining destination clues finish the grid.
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How to Solve Profile Perfect Level 125 — Full Solution
- Assign Fishing type to Ship C from the direct clue.
- Link Vancouver destination to Medium crew size.
- Chain Medium crew to Sail type, identifying the Sail column.
- Assign Cruise to Ship A by elimination (C = Fishing, Sail fills another column).
- Place Eagle figurehead on the Buenos Aires column from the compound clue.
- Assign the remaining figurehead and destination by elimination.
- Fill the last crew-size cell.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Placing Eagle before knowing which column sails to Buenos Aires.
- Missing the Medium-Sail chain and trying to assign crew sizes without type context.
Quick Tips for Profile Perfect Level 125 (spoiler-free)
- Ship C = Fishing is free. Chain Vancouver → Medium → Sail to identify Ship B, leaving Cruise for Ship A.
- Buenos Aires and Eagle go together—once destinations are placed, the figurehead row follows.
- 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 ships (A-C) sit above rows for Type, Figurehead, Destination, and Crew Size. Ship types are Cruise, Sail, and Fishing. Figurehead options include Eagle and Mermaid. Destinations include Vancouver, Buenos Aires, and Singapore. Crew sizes are Large, Medium, and Small. The clue tray holds 7 clues.
- Goal
- Match each ship to its type, figurehead, destination, and crew size.
- Opening
- Ship C = Fishing is a free anchor. Chaining Vancouver-Medium and Medium-Sail identifies the Sail column and its crew size in two moves.
- Danger Zone
- The Buenos-Aires-Eagle figurehead link fires only after destinations are narrowed—placing Eagle before knowing which column sails to Buenos Aires can misalign the figurehead row.
- Mechanics
- Level 125 uses a direct type clue, two compound destination-crew chains, and a destination-figurehead link across four rows on a three-column board.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I open Profile Perfect Level 125?
Lock Fishing on Ship C, then chain Vancouver → Medium crew → Sail type to identify a second column. Cruise goes to the remaining ship by elimination.
Why does the Vancouver-Medium-Sail chain matter?
It resolves both a destination and a type in one chain—once you know Medium crew sails a Sail ship to Vancouver, two of three columns are fully typed.