Profile Perfect Level 138 Hints & Answer
"Worldwide Company Profiles" — a four-layer ladder: a one-click answer, hints that scale up, the logic explained, and the complete solution. Take only the layer you need.
Answer
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| Subject | Subject | Name | Industry | Headquarter | Building | Established |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Company A | Uniwels | Consumer Goods | London | Skyscraper | 1930 | |
| Company B | Buldara | Fashion | Rome | Castle | 1890 | |
| Company C | MgRonald | Food | New York | Low‑rise | 1938 | |
| Company D | Pear | Tech | Sydney | Dome | 2000 | |
| Company E | Miji | Furnishing | Tokyo | Minimalist | 1975 |
Hints
Hints unlock one at a time: open Hint 1, and only then does Hint 2 appear. Stop the moment the case clicks.
Hint 1 Tap to reveal
Look for preset icons and the explicit Food/castle clues first; they anchor the first few cells.
Hint 2 Tap to reveal
Read the 'next to' and 'not based in' clues in pairs; they are what separate the headquarters cities.
Hint 3 Tap to reveal
Once the company names and headquarters are set, the remaining building/year clues should fit exactly one cell each.
Video walkthrough
Watch the full solve: the board, the clue cards, and every placement in order — each step below is anchored to the moment it happens in the run.
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1 Place B's Castle/1890 and C's Food 0:00 – 0:04
Pin the castle-era company and the food company from the opening clues.
Drag the Castle card to Company B's Building cell, drag 1890 to Company B's Established cell, and drag Food to Company C's Industry cell.
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2 Set A's Headquarters to London 0:04 – 0:08
Use the leftmost-company clue to place London.
Drag London to Company A's Headquarter cell.
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3 Identify A as Uniwels, Skyscraper, 1930 0:08 – 0:12
Fill A's name, building, and founding year together.
Drag Uniwels to Company A's First Name cell, drag Skyscraper to Company A's Building cell, and drag 1930 to Company A's Established cell.
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4 Place B's Fashion/Rome and E's Tokyo 0:12 – 0:16
Use adjacency and exclusion clues to place B's Fashion/Rome and E's Tokyo.
Drag Fashion to Company B's Industry cell, drag Rome to Company B's Headquarter cell, and drag Tokyo to Company E's Headquarter cell.
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5 Fill C as MgRonald, Low-rise, 1938 0:16 – 0:22
Complete the third company's name, building type, and founding year.
Drag MgRonald to Company C's First Name cell, drag Low-rise to Company C's Building cell, and drag 1938 to Company C's Established cell.
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6 Identify B as Buldara and D as Pear/Tech 0:22 – 0:28
Use the food-company adjacency to reveal B's name, then set D's name and industry.
Drag Buldara to Company B's First Name cell, drag Pear to Company D's First Name cell, and drag Tech to Company D's Industry cell.
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7 Finish E as Miji/Furnishing and Set C/D HQs 0:28 – 0:34
Complete E's name and industry, then place the last two headquarters.
Drag Miji to Company E's First Name cell, drag Furnishing to Company E's Industry cell, drag New York to Company C's Headquarter cell, and drag Sydney to Company D's Headquarter cell.
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8 Fill the Remaining Buildings, Years, and A's Industry 0:34 – 0:48
Use leftover clues to complete the last cells and clear the level.
Drag Dome to Company D's Building cell, drag Minimalist to Company E's Building cell, drag 2000 to Company D's Established cell, drag 1975 to Company E's Established cell, and drag Consumer Goods to Company A's Industry cell; all 25 cells fill and the level clears.
Key moments
Three frames from the winning run: the opening board, mid-solve, and the completed grid.
Trickiest clues
Read the two Tokyo-related clues together
The 'Buldara is not based in New York or Tokyo' clue makes Tokyo feel like a leftover, but the 'Tokyo company is not in the middle' clue restricts its possible position. Check the full list order before dragging Tokyo, or you can lock it into the wrong column.
Don't pair Low-rise with 1975 right away
It's tempting to match the leftover Low-rise with the leftover 1975, but the clue says the Low-rise company was not founded in 1975. Wait for the Rome-adjacent clue to fix 1938 on C, then 1975 can go to E.
Final check
Start with the preset Castle and the explicit Food clue, then lock London and the Uniwels/Skyscraper/1930 block. Use the adjacency and exclusion clues to separate Rome, Tokyo, New York, and Sydney, and only then fill the leftover building/year cards. The level ends with Clues 17/17 and a completely filled 25-cell grid.
Categories in this level
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Frequently asked questions
What is the answer to Profile Perfect Level 138?
This page has the complete Level 138 "Worldwide Company Profiles" answer grid, kept inside a spoiler guard — open it and copy it into the game, or start from the layered hints if you want to solve it yourself first.
How many hints are there for Profile Perfect Level 138?
Three, in rising strength: a gentle nudge, the key clue called out, then the decisive step. Hints unlock one at a time, so you can stop as soon as the case clicks.
How to solve Profile Perfect Level 138 without boosters?
Follow the step-by-step section: anchor the direct clues first, sweep negative clues for eliminations, then chain the positional and comparison clues. Level 138 is fully solvable without spending a single booster.
Why did I lose a life on Profile Perfect Level 138?
A tap on an unproven pairing burns an attempt. The Tricky Clues list on this page covers the exact cells players mis-tap on this board — double-check them before you commit.
Is Profile Perfect Level 138 hard?
The "Worldwide Company Profiles" board sits at the expected difficulty for this stretch: a fair clue count with one or two easily misread wordings. Following the hint order keeps it comfortable.
What level comes after Profile Perfect Level 138?
Level 139. Use the previous / next buttons at the bottom of this page, or hop back to the full level index to browse by number.