/// BRAIN TEST ///
Brain Test AnswersAll 784 Levels — Verified Daily
784 Brain Test levels, fully verified — sourced from live game data, organised across 1 ranges, plus daily puzzles. Updated nightly.
/// About This Archive ///
Brain Test — Everything in One Place
This archive covers all 784 Brain Test answers, organised across 1 ranges, verified directly from live game data. Every level you see here is computed from the underlying data files — counts always match what you can browse and search.
Brain Test is a daily puzzle game by Unico Studio for iOS and Android. The game challenges players to solving daily word challenges, working through 784 levels across 1 themed ranges. Each level is self-contained and verified against the live game version, so the answer you find here will match what you see in the app.
Browse levels using the ranges grid below, check the daily puzzle archive, or explore the complete game directory for other titles. The Brain Test archive is one of the most comprehensive available, covering 784 levels with verified solutions as of the last nightly update.
/// Daily Puzzles ///
Brain Test Daily Answers
/// Find Any Answer ///
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Jump straight to a level number (1–784) or search by name, word, or content.
/// How to Play ///
How do you play Brain Test?
Study your tiles
Look at all available letter tiles before placing anything. The longest word you can make usually anchors the whole board and opens up the most crossing positions.
Build outward
Place your anchor word first, then attach shorter words that share a letter with it. Each new word automatically seeds the next through crossing tiles.
Use bonus words
Any valid word from your tiles scores even if it is not required. Bonus words earn extra points and can refill hints faster than hoarding them.
/// Tips ///
Tips for tricky Brain Test levels
Place your longest word first. It uses the most tiles at once and leaves the most crossing spots for shorter words — the rest of the board often builds itself.
Look for shared vowels before placing. A word ending in a vowel placed vertically can start a horizontal word simultaneously — double intersections clear the board faster.
Use the world theme as a hint bank. Each themed world pulls its vocabulary from local culture, food, and landmarks — country names, currencies, and capitals all appear.
Do not ignore bonus words. Any valid word from your tiles earns extra points even if it is not required — bonuses refill hints faster than saving them.
Stuck? Count remaining tiles. If the grid is nearly full, the missing word is probably built from leftover tiles — anagram those first rather than rethinking the whole board.
/// Method ///
How we verify every answer
Every Brain Test answer is sourced directly from verified game data and rebuilt nightly. When Unico Studio updates the game, the archive refreshes within 24 hours. We validate each level for correctness before it publishes, and a nightly sweep re-checks all 784 levels so a broken import can never sit unnoticed.
/// By the Numbers ///
Brain Test by the numbers
/// FAQ ///
Frequently Asked Questions
How many levels does Brain Test have?
Brain Test has 784 levels in this archive, organised into 1 ranges. The data is sourced directly from live game files and rebuilt nightly so the count always reflects the current version of the game.
Are the Brain Test answers accurate?
Yes. Every answer shown here is read directly from structured data files produced by scraping live game data. No answers are guessed or manually entered. A nightly sweep re-validates the full archive.
Which languages does Brain Test support?
This archive covers 5 languages: EN, AR, PT, RU, ZH.
Does Brain Test have daily puzzles?
Brain Test has daily puzzles. This archive has with the latest dated today. Open the Daily section on this page to browse every archived date.
Who developed Brain Test?
Brain Test was developed by Unico Studio and is available on iOS and Android.
How do I find a specific level?
Use the Jump to Level tool to go directly to any numbered level, or type a keyword into the Search box to find answers by word, clue, or pack name. Both tools are at the top of this page.
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