This guide is mapped to “Scissor has to win” in the checked version. If Level 57 shows another question, use the text and screenshot rather than the number alone.
Answer and walkthrough
The question is “Scissor has to win.” Its trick depends on how the wording, movable artwork, or screen controls behave. The concise answer appears first; reveal the three steps only if you need more detail.
Brain Test Level 57 quick answer: Drag the two rocks onto the two papers to eliminate them, leaving only the scissor to win.
Step-by-step walkthrough
Read the trick
Read “Scissor has to win” literally, then inspect the words, objects, and screen edges for the trick the first glance may hide.
Important notes
- Keep your finger on the movable item until it reaches the named target; a tap alone may not register.
- Do not add extra actions after the verified answer; many Brain Test puzzles punish an otherwise sensible second move.
- Question order can change after an update, so match the wording and screenshot instead of trusting the number alone.
- Restarting the level restores moved objects and counters if an earlier experiment changed the puzzle state.
Why this answer works
Drag the two rocks onto the two papers to eliminate them, leaving only the scissor to win. The puzzle rewards attention to the exact wording and to objects that can be moved or tapped, not a complicated calculation.
Useful solving habits
- 1Read the prompt literally before applying real-world assumptions.
- 2Test whether text, labels, and decorative objects are interactive.
- 3Use the simplest gesture that matches the verified answer.
- 4Compare the success frame with the screenshot if the result is unclear.
Collectibles and completion
There are no optional collectibles required to finish this puzzle; completing the verified action is enough.
Level 57: Drag the two rocks onto the two papers to eliminate them, leaving only the scissor to win.
What the dedicated video shows
This short clip shows the exact question “Scissor has to win,” the required interaction, and the green completion confirmation. It is embedded through YouTube's privacy-enhanced domain and loads only after you press the button.
What to watch closely
Drag the two rocks onto the two papers to eliminate them, leaving only the scissor to win. Watch the pointer or finger position rather than only the final screen, because the important clue is often which object moves or which word receives the tap.
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