🧩 Level Info

• Level Number: 85
• Question: Press the blue button 4 times until it turns red
• Difficulty: normal

🎯 Objective

Ignore when the button's color changes halfway through and press the button a total of 4 times to clear the level.

📝 Steps to Solve

1. Locate the 'blue button' near the center of the screen.
2. Press the blue button once. If it remains blue, continue pressing it.
3. Press the button a total of 3 times, including the second and third presses. At this point or after the third press, the button changes to red.
4. Ignore the button turning red and press the same button one more time.
5. Combine the number of presses while it was blue and after it turned red to get a 'total of 4 presses' to clear the stage.

💡 Hints

• Consider if you are overly focused on the color at the “moment of pressing” when interpreting the phrase 'press the blue button 4 times'.
• The button turns red partway through, but there is only one button in the same location. The number of presses counts regardless of the color change.
• If you press it 3 times while it is blue and then once after it turns red, it becomes a 'total of 4 presses'. Just count the number of times you press, ignoring the color change.

🧠 Analysis & Key Points

Since the phrase reads as 'press the blue button 4 times', many players subconsciously interpret it as 'the blue state must be maintained every time it is pressed'. However, in the game's setup, the button changes to red after several presses. At this point, it's a typical mistake to think 'since it's not blue anymore, I can't press it further' or 'I need to find another blue button'. The core of this level is to understand that the condition is to 'press the button that is of the “blue button” type' and not necessarily that it needs to be blue when pressed. In reality, you can press the same button a total of 4 times regardless of the color change, and the count of presses is not reset when it turns red. As a logic puzzle, it tests whether you can let go of the impressions conveyed by the text and focus on the specifications (the same button, number of presses).

🔍 Common Mistakes

• Stopping the pressing when the button turns red, thinking 'this is no longer a blue button'.
• Searching or swiping to find a new 'blue button' elsewhere on the screen.
• Trying to revert the color by shaking the screen or moving other objects.
• Pressing too much with rapid, repeated hits, disrupting the rhythm, which results in being unable to count the correct number of presses.

🎉 Advice After Clear

Realizing the button remains the 'same button' despite color changes reveals that this was a simple problem of counting the presses. By not taking the wording of the condition too literally and being conscious of 'what is truly prohibited or required', future stages will be easier to solve. The next stage may require even more creative thinking.

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