Profile Perfect level guide
Profile Perfect Level 139 Walkthrough
Profile Perfect Level 139 is a four-car grid with 9 clues and paired-color cells. Karen's Sedan-but-not-Volk clue, Mark's Toyo-but-not-Green clue, the Red/Blue pairing exclusion, the two-male-Blue requirement, and the Merc neighbor rule resolve the car traits together.
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How to Solve Profile Perfect Level 139 — Full Solution
- Anchor Karen's Sedan and Mark's Toyo-but-not-Green relationship.
- Apply the Red-not-paired-with-Blue restriction to the paired color cells.
- Use the two male employees owning Blue cars to narrow employee/color combinations.
- Apply the Merc neighbor rule and keep the car immediately to its right from being a Pickup.
- Exclude Rolet from Muddy cars, then fill types, brands, conditions, and employees by elimination.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Treating a paired-color cell as if it contained only one color.
- Applying the Merc neighbor clue to Merc's own car instead of the car immediately to its right.
Quick Tips for Profile Perfect Level 139 (quick clues)
- Use Karen's Sedan clue and Mark's Toyo clue before committing to the color pairs.
- Record Red-not-paired-with-Blue and the two-male-Blue requirement without collapsing the color row.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Four cars (A-D) sit above Type, Brand, Color, Condition, and Employee rows. Types include Pickup, Sedan, SUV, and Van; brands include Rolet, Volk, Toyo, and Merc; conditions include Muddy, Scratched, and Cracked. The color row presents paired-color possibilities, and the clue tray holds 9 clues.
- Goal
- Match each car to its body type, brand, color pairing, condition, and employee.
- Opening
- Karen owns a Sedan but not a Volk, Mark's car is Toyo but not Green, and the color clues require Red not to pair with Blue while two male employees own Blue cars.
- Danger Zone
- A Blue mark can be one member of a paired-color cell rather than the car's only color. Keep the Red/Blue pairing rule separate from the Merc-right-neighbor type rule and the Muddy/Rolet exclusion.
- Mechanics
- Level 139 uses a short four-car grid with two-color presentation, employee gender counts, brand exclusions, a right-neighbor type rule, and condition/brand restrictions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How should I open Profile Perfect Level 139?
Start with Karen's Sedan/not-Volk clue and Mark's Toyo/not-Green clue, then work through the paired color restrictions.
Why are the color cells shown in pairs?
The board uses color pairings, so Blue can coexist with another color; the Red/Blue exclusion must be checked at the pair level.