Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind Level 108 Overtime Camo Guide

To beat Level 108, Overtime Camo, in Brain Puzzle 3: Crazy Mind, you must disguise the office worker before the patrolling supervisor completes his inspection. Success requires positioning the employee against the background furniture first and then layering disguise props over him so that no limbs or clothes remain visible.

Step-by-Step Level 108 Solution

Follow this sequence to build the disguise and avoid triggering the supervisor's detection alert:

1. Position the worker: Drag the employee directly against the rear cubicle wall or filing fixture. The worker must snap into a rigid pose aligned with the background before you apply any props.
2. Apply the torso camouflage: Drag the primary large prop—such as the filing boxes, partition cover, or paperwork bundle—directly onto the worker's torso and lower body.
3. Equip the head covering: Drag the upper disguise prop—such as the inverted bin, desk plant, or folder stack—onto the worker's head to obscure his face and hair outline.
4. Check for exposed gaps: Move any available secondary items over remaining visual gaps if bright clothing or limbs stick out past the main props.
5. Trigger the inspection: Allow the boss to walk into the frame or tap the confirmation button. Once the boss scans the area and exits without detecting the disguise, the stage clears.

Placement Order and Hitbox Snapping

Level 108 enforces a strict layering hierarchy:

• Anchor the character first: If you place disguise props before positioning the worker, the items will fail to snap properly or will attach to unintended background pegs. Moving the character after applying props can cause them to detach entirely.
• Confirm the snap point: Props must snap directly onto the character's designated hitboxes. Simply leaving a prop adjacent to or floating near the worker will not register as coverage, leaving the detection hitbox exposed.
• Cover all limbs: The supervisor's line of sight triggers a failed state if the worker's arms, legs, or brightly colored attire poke out past the edges of the primary furniture prop. Ensure the outer silhouette matches the surrounding decor before the patrol begins.