Flower Forest Level 15 - Stack the Two Cards
How to Beat Level 15 Flower Forest
- 1Drag the pink transparent card onto the blue transparent card, starting with a larger up, down, left, or right move.
- 2Keep making small adjustments until the two outer frames basically line up and the white and pink tiles connect into one continuous path.
- 3Start from the white dot in the top-left and follow the tiles down to the arrow at the bottom-left, noting the seven cells the path passes through.
- 4Map those seven cells onto the A-I grid below, then tap A, B, E, F, I, H, and G in that order and press the flower button to submit.
Level 15 Flower Forest - Final Answer
How to read the answer: In the answer scene, read the A-I row below as a standard three-by-three grid: top row A, B, C; middle row D, E, F; bottom row G, H, I. With the cards stacked, start at the white dot in the top-left and walk along the connected white and pink tiles. The path crosses the top-left, top-middle, center, middle-right, bottom-right, bottom-middle, and bottom-left cells. Those cells read A, B, E, F, I, H, and G, while C and D are not crossed.
Flower Forest Level 15 - Stack the Two Cards
Flower Forest - Word Puzzle sets the fifteenth walkthrough in front of a blue transparent card and a pink transparent card, both marked with white tiles, a start dot, and an end arrow, but sitting apart from each other with no complete path visible. The starting frame has the two cards on opposite sides, and the answer frame freezes the moment the two cards are fully overlapped and the white and pink tiles form a single continuous path running from the top-left dot to the bottom-left arrow.
This is a path-restoration puzzle. You first align the two transparent cards so the scattered tiles connect into a single path, then map that path onto the A-I grid and tap A, B, E, F, I, H, and G in that order before pressing the flower button.
Level 15 Flower Forest Key Takeaways
- Line up the outer frames first: before fine-tuning, get the two cards roughly aligned so their outer frames overlap, otherwise the small adjustments will not stay in a stable position.
- Use the dot as start and the arrow as end: the path always starts at the top-left white dot and ends at the bottom-left arrow. Walking it in reverse cuts the path off.
- Tap in the A → B → E → F → I → H → G order: the seven cells are top-left, top-middle, center, middle-right, bottom-right, bottom-middle, and bottom-left, and the letter row only accepts that sequence.
- Leave C and D out: only A, B, E, F, I, H, and G are crossed by the path, so do not tap C or D, even though they sit on the grid.
- Press the flower button to submit: once A, B, E, F, I, H, and G are gone in that order, press the flower button at the bottom to lock in the answer and move to the next scene.
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