Brain Puzzle 3 Crazy Mind Level Walkthroughs & Solutions

What is Brain Puzzle 3 Crazy Mind?

Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind is a scenario-based trick puzzle game from JoyGame Studio, available on iOS and Android. Instead of one mechanic that repeats across every board, each level drops the player into a short comic scene, such as a Wild West duel, a haunted tram stop, or a circus audition, and the fix is almost never the action the scene seems to be asking for. Level 1 sets the tone by hiding a hidden score counter behind what looks like a simple aiming duel, and Level 5 turns an escape from an abandoned tram into a rung-by-rung repair job using props scattered around the platform.

The scenes keep changing shape rather than climbing a fixed difficulty ladder. Level 10 is a role-swap audition where the applicant has to keep changing costumes until a thought bubble stops updating, Level 25 hides a live weight counter behind a stalled roller coaster, and Level 50 turns a monster rescue into a two-point leverage problem that needs grip strength on one end and a second helper pulling from the other. The late game keeps broadening into office disguises, champion-photo cleanups, haunted offices, dating traps, makeover scenes, and looping stairwell escapes all the way through Level 136.

LevelSolve currently covers all 136 levels Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind has released, out of the 136 total levels published so far. Each walkthrough explains the scene's real goal versus its obvious first read, calls out the dead-end prop, route, or social trap to avoid, and gives an exact step order with a video guide attached to every level.

Search for a level number above or scroll the range list below if a scene has you stuck on the wrong prop.

How to Play Brain Puzzle 3 Crazy Mind

These tips apply across all Brain Puzzle 3 Crazy Mind levels. For level-specific advice, open any walkthrough from the range browser above.

• Read the scene's captions and thought bubbles before touching anything. Most levels update their goal mid-solve, and the text is usually the only hint that the current approach is already wrong.
• Treat the first obvious action as a false start rather than the answer. Boards like the Level 1 duel or the Level 90 wardrobe cycle are built so that the first prop you try is a setup step, not the fix.
• When a level shows a visible counter, whether a score, a weight readout, or a percentage, judge your progress by that number instead of by how the scene looks. A stalled counter means another prop is still removable or usable.
• If an action produces an obvious failure state, such as the lightning-skeleton result in Level 10 or the oversized jacket in Level 90, treat it as a signal to try a different prop rather than repeating the same move.
• Look for a second interactive character or object standing off to the side of the main action. Rescue and repair scenes often need a helper prop, like the second sailor in Level 50 or the unicycle in Level 5, that is easy to overlook.
• Don't stop the moment the scene looks resolved. Several levels keep going past the first success beat, such as Level 100's cleaning phase, until a specific caption or visual cue confirms the real ending has triggered.

Want the bigger picture? Read our full strategy guide: how to beat the hardest Brain Puzzle 3 Crazy Mind levels.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How many levels does Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind have?

  Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind has 136 levels in total, and LevelSolve currently publishes a walkthrough for every one of them, each with a full scene breakdown and a video guide.

• How hard are the levels in Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind?

  Across the 136 published levels, 14 are rated easy, 95 medium, and 27 hard. Most of the game still sits at medium difficulty, since the challenge usually comes from reading a scene correctly rather than executing a difficult motion.

• Is Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind free to play?

  Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind is free to download on both iOS and Android from JoyGame Studio. As with most trick-scenario puzzle games, it likely includes optional in-app purchases such as hints or skip tokens.

• Are these Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind walkthroughs official?

  No. Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind belongs to JoyGame Studio. LevelSolve is an unofficial fan guide.

• Why doesn't the obvious solution work in Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind?

  Most levels are built around a twist where the scene's first suggested action, such as tapping a duel target or trying to feed a hungry character, is a false start. The real solution usually needs a second prop or a multi-step chain that the scene's captions hint at once the obvious approach fails.

• Does every level in Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind have a video walkthrough?

  LevelSolve pairs a video guide with every published level, since these trick scenes are often easier to follow by watching the prop sequence than by reading steps alone.