GridPawBrain Puzzle 3 Level 2 Answer: Help the man warm up
Level 2 “Winter Warmth”: Help the man warm up. 10 moves in order, most of them drags. Follow the step cards below or copy the embedded video move-for-move.
Watch the full solution.
Ten moves with two appliance taps in the middle: the clip shows the AC panel swipe that the cards have to spell out in words.
Level 2 walkthrough: every move in order.
Drag the hot soup to the protagonist; then Drag the cat to the protagonist; then Drag the spray on the floor to the protagonist
Drag the poster on the wall to the protagonist; then Drag the protagonist into the bathtub; then Tap the phone next to the protagonist
Tap the air conditioner; then Swipe left on the AC control panel
Double tap to open the wardrobe; then Drag the clothes from the wardrobe to the protagonist
What makes Level 2 tricky.
Ten steps is a lot for one room, and the gestures rotate fast enough to lose track halfway. Four drags end on the man before anything else changes: the hot soup, the cat, the spray on the floor and the poster on the wall. Then the level flips the roles and asks you to drag the man himself into the bathtub, which is the first moment the protagonist stops being the destination. From there the input changes twice more, with a tap on the phone beside him, a tap on the air conditioner, a left swipe on that unit's control panel and a double tap on the wardrobe. None of the ten inputs is hard to find; the count itself is the obstacle.
That wardrobe is the step most runs miss. Double taps are rare this early, and a single press on the door gives no sign that the gesture wants repeating. Order matters as well: the panel only becomes a swipe target once the unit itself has been tapped, and the clothes inside cannot travel to the man until the door is open. Skip the panel and the sequence stops there, with the wardrobe still shut and the man still sitting in the tub. One role reversal, one appliance that wants two gestures, and one container that wants a double press: that is where a run loses the thread.
The room tells you what the fix looks like. It is built for cold weather, with a bathtub in the middle of it, a poster on the wall, a unit mounted above and a wardrobe standing at the end of the chain. Every warm thing in the scene is its own separate step, which is why the count runs to ten instead of three. Soup, cat, spray, poster, tub, unit, clothes. The fix is a stack of small inputs rather than one clever idea. The FAQ below explains the press-or-slide split in one line.
Where this sequence goes wrong.
Three inputs break the pattern of an otherwise straightforward drag chain:
- The air conditioner. One tap on the unit, then a left swipe on the panel underneath it: two separate gestures on a single appliance.
- The wardrobe. It opens on a double tap, and the clothes inside stay unreachable until the gesture lands.
- The man. He becomes movable at step five; before that he is only a target, and afterwards he is the thing being carried.
Everything else in the room is a plain drag onto him, which is exactly why those three get skipped.
FAQ.
What is the answer to Brain Puzzle 3 Level 2?
In order: 1) Drag the hot soup to the protagonist; 2) Drag the cat to the protagonist; 3) Drag the spray on the floor to the protagonist; 4) Drag the poster on the wall to the protagonist; 5) Drag the protagonist into the bathtub; 6) Tap the phone next to the protagonist; 7) Tap the air conditioner; 8) Swipe left on the AC control panel; 9) Double tap to open the wardrobe; 10) Drag the clothes from the wardrobe to the protagonist
Why does nothing happen when I tap in Level 2?
Four drags warm the man before the phone and the air conditioner ask for taps, and neither appliance reacts to a slide.
Is this Level 2 walkthrough up to date?
Checked against the shipping version; when new rooms get inserted, every later number shifts, so a year-old video can point at the wrong room.
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