Profile Perfect level guide
Profile Perfect Level 138 Walkthrough
Profile Perfect Level 138 is a dense five-company business grid with 17 clues. Company C's Food industry, the leftmost London headquarters, Uniwels tied to a Skyscraper founded in 1930, and the Tokyo/Buldara position rules narrow the company, city, building, and year rows together.
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How to Solve Profile Perfect Level 138 — Full Solution
- Anchor Company C as the Food company and mark the leftmost headquarters as London.
- Link Uniwels to the Skyscraper and 1930, and reserve the Castle-like building's 1800s clue.
- Use Buldara's city exclusions and the Tokyo-not-middle rule to narrow headquarters order.
- Keep the Food company away from Buldara while resolving the remaining company adjacency.
- Fill names, industries, buildings, cities, and years by elimination across the 17-clue board.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating headquarters, buildings, and founding years as independent rows.
- Putting Tokyo in the middle or placing the Food company beside Buldara.
Quick Tips for Profile Perfect Level 138 (quick clues)
- Use Company C = Food and the leftmost London anchor before arranging the city row.
- Keep Uniwels = Skyscraper = 1930 together while excluding Buldara from New York and Tokyo.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Five companies (A-E) sit above First Name, Industry, Headquarter, Building, and Established rows. The visible companies include Uniwels, Buldara, McRonald, Pear, and Miji; city clues include London, New York, and Tokyo, while buildings include Skyscraper, Castle-like, and Low-rise forms. The clue tray holds 17 clues.
- Goal
- Match each company to its person, industry, headquarters, building type, and founding year.
- Opening
- Company C creates Food, the leftmost company is headquartered in London, and Uniwels is tied to a Skyscraper founded in 1930.
- Danger Zone
- Headquarters, building styles, and years are cross-linked; Buldara's New York/Tokyo exclusion, Tokyo not being in the middle, and the Food-not-next-to-Buldara rule all depend on company order.
- Mechanics
- Level 138 combines industry identity, company names, city ordering, building history, founding years, leftmost/middle placement, and neighbor exclusions on five columns.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I open Profile Perfect Level 138?
Start with Company C's Food industry, the leftmost London clue, and Uniwels' Skyscraper/1930 link.
What is the main trap in the five-company board?
City order and building history constrain the same company columns, so a plausible year placement can still violate a headquarters or neighbor clue.