Brain Test 5 Level 112
Hard1m 48sBrain Test 5 Level 112 - Walkthrough & Answer
Brain Test 5 Level 112 is a three-part archery chain where the girl archer must hit a red bullseye target tied to a tree. On part 1 drag the target down the trunk to the base, on part 2 use the small stone and knife to chop into the already-notched tree so the arrow can pass through, and on part 3 drag the leafy green tree that blocks the field out of the archer line of fire so the bow can finally reach the target.
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Level 112
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Quick tactics for this level
Tip 01
On part 1, drag the red-and-white bullseye straight down the brown trunk to the base before tapping the bow. If you just tap the bow, the arrow glances off the trunk above the target.
Tip 02
On part 2, drag the small stone to the notched section of the trunk first, then layer the knife on top of the stone to chop into the existing notches. The rope coiled on the grass is unused.
Tip 03
On part 3, drag the leafy green tree in the middle of the field to the left out of the archer line of fire. The two grey bowls on the grass are decoys and do not need to be moved.
Step-by-step solution
On "She must hit the target." part 1, the archer stands on the left, the brown tree stands on the right, and the red-and-white bullseye is tied to the trunk at mid-height. The trunk blocks a straight shot.
Drag the bullseye target straight down the trunk until it sits at the base of the tree level with the archer, then tap the bow to release the arrow and hit the lowered target.
The page flips to part 2. The same archer and tree are on the field, the tree now has three cross-hatch notches cut into its right side, and a knife, a stone, and a coil of rope lie on the grass in front of the archer. The bullseye is back at mid-trunk height.
Drag the small stone to the notched section of the trunk, then drag the knife on top of the stone to chop into the existing notches and deepen the opening. Ignore the rope on the grass — it is a decoy. Tap the bow to release the arrow through the now-broader opening into the bullseye.
The page flips to part 3. The knife, stone, and rope are gone, a small leafy green tree is planted in the middle of the field, two grey stone bowls are on the grass, and the bullseye is on the right tree. Drag the leafy green tree to the left out of the archer line of fire, then tap the bow to release the arrow in a clean line to the bullseye.
The level clears with the "WHY ARE WE HELPING THIS TERRIBLE ARCHER?!" success page and the lightbulb counter ticks to 202.
Common mistakes
Mistake 01
On part 1, tapping the bow before dragging the target down the trunk. The arrow flies at the original mid-trunk height, glances off the trunk above the target, and the part does not register.
Mistake 02
On part 2, reaching for the coiled rope on the grass instead of the stone and knife. The rope is a red herring, and the only props that open up the notched trunk are the stone and the knife used in that order.
Board notes
Layout
Every page of Level 112 shows the same green field: a girl archer with a green headband and green dress on the left, holding a brown bow with a wooden arrow, and a tall brown tree trunk on the right with a red-and-white bullseye target attached to it. On part 1 the target sits at mid-trunk height and the field is empty. On part 2 the tree has three cross-hatch notches cut into its right side, and three props lie on the grass in front of the archer: a small knife with a wooden handle, a small round stone, and a coiled piece of rope. On part 3 the knife, stone, and rope are gone, a small leafy green tree has been planted in the middle of the field between the archer and the right tree, and two small grey stone bowls are sitting on the grass near the archer feet.
Goal
Land a single arrow from the archer bow into the red-and-white bullseye on the right tree across all three pages. The clearing condition for the whole level is the bullseye accepting the arrow on part 1, part 2, and part 3, ending with the "WHY ARE WE HELPING THIS TERRIBLE ARCHER?!" success page and the lightbulb counter ticking from 200 to 202.
Opening
On part 1, drag the red-and-white bullseye target straight down the brown trunk until it sits at the base of the tree level with the archer, then tap the bow to release the arrow. On part 2, drag the small stone to the notched section of the trunk, then drag the knife on top of the stone to chop into the already-cut notches and deepen the opening, then tap the bow to release the arrow through the now-broader opening. On part 3, drag the leafy green tree in the middle of the field to the left out of the archer line of fire, drag the two grey stone bowls to the side at the same time, then tap the bow to release the arrow in a clean line to the bullseye on the right tree.
Danger Zone
On part 1, tapping the bow before dragging the target down makes the arrow glance off the trunk above the bullseye and the part does not register. On part 2, the coiled rope on the grass is the loudest red herring; only the stone and the knife move the target, and reaching for the rope wastes a move. On part 3, the two grey bowls look like the right tool to throw at the tree, but they are pure scenery and only the leafy tree itself has to be moved; tapping the bow while the leafy tree is still in the middle sends the arrow into the canopy and the page does not clear.
Mechanics
Level 112 is a three-act archery chain that escalates the obstacle between the archer and the bullseye, starting with a target-positioning puzzle (drag the target down so the bow can reach it), moving to a prop-chain tree-chopping puzzle (stone plus knife deepen the existing notches and turn the trunk into an open window), and ending with a line-of-sight puzzle (move the new leafy tree out of the arrow flight path). The notch marks on part 2 trunk are the visual cue that the tree is already weakened and a tool, not the archer bow, has to finish the job, and the leafy tree that appears on part 3 is the cue that the obstacle has shifted from the target height to the arrow path. The notebook page-turn between each prompt is the only on-screen confirmation that the puzzle has moved on, and the level ends with the level-200-to-202 lightbulb counter ticking up after every clear.
Level 112 FAQ
How do I hit the bullseye on part 1 of Brain Test 5 Level 112?
Drag the red-and-white bullseye target straight down the brown trunk until it sits at the base of the tree level with the archer, then tap the bow to release the arrow. The trunk blocks a straight shot at the original mid-trunk height, and tapping the bow before the target is lowered makes the arrow glance off the wood above the bullseye.
What do the stone and knife do on part 2 of Brain Test 5 Level 112?
Drag the small stone to the notched section of the trunk, then drag the knife on top of the stone to chop into the existing notches and deepen the opening in the wood. Once the notch has been widened, tap the bow and the arrow flies through the opening into the bullseye. The coiled rope on the grass is unused.
Why does the leafy tree have to be moved on part 3 of Brain Test 5 Level 112?
The leafy green tree planted in the middle of the field sits directly in the archer line of fire to the bullseye on the right tree. Drag the leafy tree to the left out of the arrow flight path, then tap the bow and the arrow reaches the bullseye in a clean line. The two grey bowls on the grass are decoys.