🧩 Level Information

• Level Number: 208
• Description: Open the window, then open the table lid
• Difficulty: Normal

🎯 Objective

Perform the correct actions in the right order by first opening the window and then opening the table lid.

📝 Steps to Solve

1. First, look for the "window" part at the top of the screen. Pay attention to the window glass or frame.
2. Swipe the window glass (or frame) with your finger to slide it left, right, up, or down to open the window. Try dragging operations instead of simply tapping.
3. Once you visually confirm that the window is open (like seeing outside or curtains moving), then focus on the table.
4. Look for lines or handles on the lid on top of the table.
5. Drag the edge of the table lid upward (or sideways) to lift the lid. Ensure you perform the swipe gesture properly instead of repeated tapping.
6. If the window is properly opened first, the table lid will open fully, and the stage will be cleared.

💡 Hints

• Try swipe or drag operations, not just tapping.
• First focus on the word "window". Check if you can move the window itself.
• After opening the window, closely examine the table's surface to find lines or handles and try dragging them...?

🧠 Explanation & Key Points

This stage is a type of puzzle that translates the instructions "open the window" and "open the table lid" written in the text into actual object manipulation on the screen. Players tend to repeatedly tap on windows and tables, but in reality, the action "open" needs to be reproduced through swipe or drag operations. Moreover, the order (first the window, then the table lid) often becomes a crucial condition; opening the window first and then the table lid will clear the stage. In Brain Test, many stages have textual instructions that serve directly as hints for solutions, and recalling gestures other than normal taps (like slides, drags, or long presses) is a key point.

🔍 Common Mistakes

• Only tapping the window or table lid multiple times without trying swipe or drag.
• Trying to open the table lid first and giving up when it doesn't respond.
• Assuming the window is part of the background and not recognizing it as a "movable object".
• Moving the window slightly but not realizing it's open, then abandoning further actions.

🎉 Post-Clear Advice

With both the window and the table lid opened successfully, the room is brighter and neat. It's a level that reemphasizes the importance of operations other than tapping. Now move on to the next tricky puzzle.

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