Brain Puzzle Level 113 Pattern Overview
The Overall Puzzle Structure
At the start of Level 113, you are presented with a bedroom scene where a girl is lying on her bed, visibly cold. She says, "I'm freezing, please cover me with a blanket." The objective is to increase the room's temperature from a frigid -30°C to a comfortable 30°C.
The core of the puzzle is to find every single item in the room that can be used as a layer of insulation and pile it on top of the girl. This is a "hidden object" and "drag-and-drop" puzzle combined, testing your ability to think creatively about what constitutes a "cover" and to interact with every part of the environment to uncover hidden layers.
The Key Elements at a Glance
The room is filled with potential items, some obvious and some cleverly disguised. The most important elements to interact with are:
- The Bed: The initial location for the girl and the target for all the covers. The pink blanket on it is the first item to use.
- The Cardboard Box: Both the box's lid and the box itself are crucial, unconventional layers.
- The Dog and its Bed: The corgi's small blanket and its entire blue bed can be added to the pile.
- The Teddy Bear: This isn't just a cover; it requires an extra step. You must use the scissors on it to get its stuffing.
- Containers (Suitcase, Wardrobe, Desk): These must be opened by tapping to reveal hidden blankets, clothes, and other items inside.
- The Window and Wall Decor: The broken window is a major source of cold. You must interact with the sun-shaped wall art and the scissors to create a patch for the window, which is a critical environmental fix.
- Room Furnishings: Curtains, rugs, and even a baby mobile are all fair game to be used as covers.
Why Brain Puzzle Level 113 Feels So Tricky
The "Just a Blanket" Misdirection
The girl's plea for "a blanket" is the level's primary trap. Most players will instinctively scan the room for traditional blankets and duvets. While there are a few, they are not nearly enough to solve the puzzle. The trick is to redefine what a "cover" can be. The game requires you to use the dog's bed, the teddy bear's stuffing, a cardboard box lid, tin foil, and eventually the entire cardboard box. If you limit your thinking to just fabric blankets, you'll be stuck wondering why the temperature isn't rising.
Ignoring the Source of the Cold
A common mistake is to focus entirely on piling items onto the girl while ignoring the root cause of the freezing temperature: the large, broken window with snow blowing in. No matter how many layers you add, the temperature will stall if you don't address this environmental hazard. The solution—using the scissors on the sun wall decoration and using the cutout to patch the window—is not immediately obvious. This interaction is key to making significant progress and is easily missed by players fixated on the bed.
The Hidden Destructive Step
Many puzzles involve simply dragging items from one place to another. This level introduces a necessary destructive interaction that can be a major roadblock. The large teddy bear seems like a single, solid object. However, dragging it to the bed does nothing. The key is to notice the pair of scissors on the floor. You must first drag the scissors to the teddy bear to cut it open, revealing its stuffing. Only then can the stuffing be dragged onto the pile. This two-step process for a single item is designed to trip up players who are only trying a single interaction per object.
Step-by-Step Solution for Brain Puzzle Level 113
Opening: The Best First Move
Your first moves should be to gather the most obvious layers to confirm the puzzle's mechanic.
- Drag the pink blanket already on the bed over the girl.
- Grab the lid from the cardboard box on the floor and place it on the pile.
- Take the entire blue dog bed from under the corgi and add it to the stack.
- Drag the small orange blanket off the corgi's back and place it on the bed.
These initial steps won't raise the temperature much, but they establish the core goal: pile everything you can onto the bed.
Mid-Game: How the Puzzle Opens Up
Now, you need to start thinking outside the box and interacting with the environment more deeply.
- Locate the scissors on the floor. Drag them onto the large teddy bear. The bear will split open.
- Drag the revealed stuffing from the teddy bear onto the pile on the bed.
- Tap the blue suitcase to open it, then drag the pink patterned blanket from inside onto the pile.
- Next, address the cold source. Drag the scissors to the sun-shaped wall decoration. It will be cut out.
- Drag the sun cutout to the broken window. It will patch the hole, and the temperature will jump significantly to 5°C, then 15°C. This is the most important step in the mid-game.
- Pull down the red curtains and add them to the ever-growing pile.
End-Game: Final Cleanup and Completion
With the window patched, the final task is to find every last hidden layer to reach the 30°C target.
- Tap the pink wardrobe to open its doors. Drag the yellow duvet from the top shelf onto the pile.
- Tap the drawers on the desk to open them. Drag the checkered quilt and other fabric items you find onto the bed.
- Drag the baby mobile hanging over the bed and add it to the pile.
- Grab the tin foil from the desk and place it on top.
- For the final push, drag the now-empty cardboard box itself from the floor onto the very top of the massive pile. This last, absurd layer will raise the temperature to 30°C, and the girl will finally be warm.
The Logic Behind This Brain Puzzle Level 113 Solution
From the Biggest Clue to the Smallest Detail
The fundamental logic of this level is about comprehensive problem-solving and creative resourcefulness. The puzzle isn't just about "covering" the girl; it's about "insulating" her from the cold. This requires a two-pronged approach:
- Eliminate the Cold Source: The most efficient way to warm a room is to stop the cold from getting in. Patching the broken window is the single most effective action in the level, causing the largest temperature increase.
- Maximize Insulation: The game challenges you to see insulating properties in everything. Fabric, stuffing, cardboard, and even tin foil are all treated as valid layers. The solution is to be exhaustive, leaving no stone unturned and no container unopened.
The Reusable Rule for Similar Levels
The key takeaway from this level is the "Interact with Everything" rule. When faced with a similar environmental or "fix-it" puzzle, don't just focus on the obvious character-centric goal.
- Scan the Environment First: Before you start dragging items to a person, look for environmental problems like open doors, broken windows, or unplugged appliances. Solving these is often the first and most important step.
- Try Multiple Interactions: If dragging an object doesn't work, try tapping it. If that fails, see if a tool (like scissors, a hammer, etc.) can be used on it. Objects often have more than one purpose or require an extra step to become useful.
- Empty Every Container: Always assume that closed drawers, wardrobes, boxes, and suitcases contain necessary items. Make it a habit to tap on everything that could be a container.
FAQ
Why is the temperature stuck at 5°C in Brain Puzzle Level 113? If your temperature is stuck, you have most likely missed the most critical step: fixing the broken window. Find the scissors on the floor, use them on the sun wall decoration, and then drag the sun cutout to the window to patch it. This will cause a major jump in temperature.
How do you get the stuffing from the teddy bear in the Cold Cover level? The teddy bear requires a two-step interaction. You cannot simply drag the bear. First, you must pick up the pair of scissors from the floor and drag them directly onto the teddy bear. This action will cut it open, and only then can you drag the stuffing to the pile on the bed.
I've used every blanket I can find, but the girl is still cold. What am I missing? The solution requires you to think beyond traditional blankets. You need to use unconventional items as covers, such as the dog's bed, the cardboard box lid, and even the entire cardboard box itself. Make sure you have opened every drawer and container and used every possible item in the room.