🧩 Level Information

• Level Number: 387
• Task: Swipe and move the sheep so that the wolf hits the dog
• Difficulty: Moderate

🎯 Objective

Swipe and move the sheep to arrange and guide the wolf so it bumps into the dog.

📝 Step-by-Step Solution

1. Check the arrangement of elements (wolf, sheep, dog) on the screen. Confirm there is space to move the sheep between the wolf and the dog.
2. Long press the sheep with your finger and swipe it to move between the wolf and the dog. Find a position where the sheep acts like a cushion.
3. Slightly adjust the position by swiping the sheep left, right, or diagonally to find a position that changes the wolf's trajectory.
4. Swipe the sheep hard towards the wolf so the wolf is pushed or reflects and heads towards the dog.
5. Once the wolf starts moving towards the dog, let go of your finger and watch. If the wolf hits the dog, you've cleared the level.

💡 Hints

• The key is not to swipe the wolf itself but to move the "sheep".
• The sheep is not just a decoration; it can be used as a wall or cushion to change the wolf's movement.
• Insert the sheep between the wolf and the dog to find an angle or position where the wolf goes towards the dog.
• If it doesn't work at first, try swiping the sheep several times with slight changes in position.

🧠 Explanation & Key Points

In this stage, the key is whether the player can switch from the fixed idea of 'moving the wolf directly' to the concept of 'using the sheep to change the wolf's path'. In Brain Test, it's often necessary to move background or sub-characters instead of the main character. This level is precisely that type; treat the sheep as a bumper or cushion to redirect the wolf's trajectory towards the dog. It requires several trials to find the correct position and angle, but by logically thinking 'if there were a wall here, the wolf would go towards the dog', you can solve it smoothly. It's an excellent question to test the player's observational skills, spatial awareness, and flexible thinking.

🔍 Common Mistakes

• Trying to swipe the wolf directly to hit the dog. In reality, the wolf doesn't move.
• Expecting something to happen by tapping/swiping the dog or background objects, but no change occurs.
• Just moving the sheep away from the dog or hiding it from the wolf without using it to change the path.
• Assuming it must succeed in one swipe and giving up without small adjustments.
• Swiping the screen's edge or outside, looking for invisible items or hidden paths.

🎉 Post-Clear Advice

Great job guiding the wolf by skillfully using the sheep. When there are things you can't move directly, finding indirect ways to move them is the key to mastering Brain Test.

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