519 answer pages indexed

Brain Test 1 level answers

Search the original Tricky Puzzles set by number, then open focused answer pages with screenshots, text solutions, and video help when a gesture is easier to see.

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Version notes

What this Brain Test 1 index is built for.

Brain Test 1 is the original set of short trick puzzles. A player usually lands here with a number in mind, but the page also needs to explain what kind of help each result provides: a direct answer, the puzzle image, and extra notes when the move is not obvious from text alone.

This version page works as a directory rather than a single walkthrough. Use the search panel for a known number, open a popular puzzle if you are checking a common roadblock, or browse by range when you are moving through the game in order.

Object dragging

Many early puzzles hide the real move behind a draggable item, a movable word, or a prop that can be pulled away from the scene.

Perspective tricks

Questions often use “biggest”, “closest”, or “unusual” in a literal way, so the screen layout matters as much as the objects shown.

Device gestures

Some solutions expect swiping, shaking, tapping repeatedly, or using more than one finger instead of choosing a visible answer.

Hidden inventory logic

A level may require combining two items, exposing something behind a character, or changing the order before the final tap works.

How to use the guide without spoiling every puzzle.

The fastest route is not always the best one. Start with the question text, then use the answer page when the trick stops being fun or when a gesture needs a visual example.

Read the exact question before opening a walkthrough; one word can change the intended trick.
Look for movable text, loose objects, and edges of the picture before treating it like a quiz.
If the answer page has a video, use it when a gesture is hard to describe in one sentence.

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