GridPawBrain Puzzle 3 Level 30 Answer: Take off all the masks and see Sweetheart's true face
Peel Sweetheart down layer by layer: ice block, golden masquerade mask, black eye mask, party hat, then the three gift-offering beats (skincare, ginseng, gold watch), and finally pull the curtain open. The true face behind the curtain is the level's punchline.
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Eight taps and no drags: the clip is worth watching at the gift beat, where each face change is a separate input rather than one long animation.
Level 30 walkthrough: every move in order.
Three quick removals in a row: the ice around her head shatters, the golden masquerade mask comes off, and the small black eye mask under it follows. She pops on a party hat.
Video check: 0:13
Removing the hat flips her mood: she starts crying, which sets up the gift sequence that follows.
Video check: 0:26
Each gift cracks or changes her face one more layer: skincare cracks the mask face, the ginseng letter removes the medical mask, the gold watch turns her eyes to gold coins.
Video check: 0:32
The final reveal: behind the curtain \"Sweetheart\" is a large man in a black leotard striking a ballet pose. The confrontation dialogue plays and the level clears.
Video check: 1:02
What makes Level 30 tricky.
Nothing in this level is dragged. Eight taps carry the whole thing, and three of them squeeze into one card: the ice block, the golden mask and the black eye mask are listed as a single step because they happen back to back. The order inside that card still matters, since the ice has to break before the mask underneath is reachable and the black eye mask only shows once the gold one is gone. The party hat is the first thing a run tends to look for, and it does not exist at the start. It appears only after the third mask comes off, so the opening frame offers three targets and no hat.
The gift sequence is the part that reads as a reset. Skincare, ginseng and the gold watch each replace her face with a new exaggerated reaction, and nothing counts the taps for you, so a run that expects a confirmation re-taps the same gift and sees the same face come back. All three gifts also live inside one card, which makes the level look like four moves when it is really eight.
The curtain is the last tap and the least signposted. It sits in the background through all seven earlier inputs, it is not a container that opens onto something you can use next, and the level ends the moment it does. Everything before it is one character's face changing in place, which is why the reveal lands: the scene has been a single prop the whole time, and the only thing that ever moved was her expression. Read the four cards as eight inputs and the pacing settles; read them as four and the curtain arrives as a surprise.
Eight taps, four cards.
The four cards hide eight inputs, and the split is where runs go wrong:
- Step 1 is three inputs, not one: the ice block, then the golden mask, then the black eye mask underneath it.
- The party hat is not on screen at the start. It appears after the third mask is off and comes off again at step 2.
- Step 3 is three gifts rather than one: skincare, then ginseng, then the gold watch, each with its own reaction.
- Each gift replaces the face instead of adding to a counter, so a re-tap repeats a reaction rather than progressing.
- The final input is a tap on the pink curtain at step 4, and nothing in the earlier steps points at it.
- No drag is needed anywhere in this level, so a tap that does nothing is a wrong tap and not a lost run.
Four removals, three gifts and one curtain, all of them taps. The reveal is an input rather than a reward you collect.
FAQ.
What is the answer to Brain Puzzle 3 Level 30?
Remove the ice block, golden mask, black eye mask and party hat, then tap through the skincare, ginseng and gold watch reactions, and finally open the pink curtain. The man behind it is the true face and ends the level.
Why does Sweetheart's face keep changing in Level 30?
Each tap peels one layer off and each gift swaps the face for a new reaction, so the level is one running gag rather than seven puzzles.
Is this Level 30 walkthrough exact?
The removal order and the curtain reveal are confirmed frame by frame; the three gift reactions come from a single video source, so check the timestamp if a tap looks different.
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