How to play
Brain Test is a one-line puzzle game where each level gives you a shape to draw in a single stroke. You start drawing by tapping and holding, then trace the shape without lifting your finger until it is complete. The developer says the shapes get harder as you go, so planning your route before you start matters more than speed. Finish the shape in one continuous line and the level is done.
Controls explained
Tap and hold to begin drawing. Keep your finger down and trace the shape in one continuous line. Do not lift your finger until the shape is complete. If you make a mistake, restart the level and try again. The whole game runs on that one gesture, so the challenge is in the path you choose, not in the controls.
Tips
- Look at the whole shape before you touch the screen. Find the point where the line should start and end.
- Trace the route in your head first. A shape that looks simple can trap you if you begin in the wrong corner.
- Keep your finger moving steadily. Do not lift it until the shape is complete.
- If a shape keeps beating you, restart and try a different starting point rather than repeating the same path.
- Treat each level as a planning problem. The drawing is easy once the route is clear.
FAQ
Do I need to lift my finger between shapes? No. Each level is one shape drawn in one continuous line. Lifting your finger before the shape is complete means you restart and try again.
What happens if I make a mistake? You restart the level and try again. The game asks you to restart and try again, so you can test different routes until one works.
Does the difficulty change as I play? The developer says the puzzles get harder with each level, so expect to plan more carefully as you move through the game.
