Profile Perfect Level 99 Hints & Answer
"Profiles of Four Planets" — 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 | Color | Feature | Inhabitant | Climate |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Planet A | Brown | Ring | Celo | Tropical | |
| Planet B | Pink | Satellite | Ciph | Wet | |
| Planet C | Pink | Crater | Doe | Tropical | |
| Planet D | Blue | Crystal | Plato | Polar |
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
Find the clue that pins one inhabitant to one planet first.
Hint 2 Tap to reveal
Use Doe's neighbors to place the two planetary features on the planets beside C.
Hint 3 Tap to reveal
When a planet shares its color with its inhabitant, finish the color row before the climate row.
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 Doe Lives on Planet C 0:00 – 0:08
Lock in the first clue: Doe is the inhabitant of Planet C.
Drag the Doe inhabitant card to Planet C's Inhabitant slot.
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2 Brown A, Pink B/C, and B Gets the Satellite 0:08 – 0:15
Fill in the color column and the first feature: A is Brown, B and C are Pink; one of Doe's neighbors has a Satellite, so B gets it.
Drag the Brown card to Planet A's Color slot, the Pink card to Planet B and Planet C's Color slots (two Pink cards), and the Satellite card to Planet B's Feature slot.
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3 C Has Craters, D Has Crystal 0:15 – 0:22
Doe's home planet is covered in craters, so C gets Crater; Doe's other neighbor is the crystal planet, so D gets Crystal.
Drag the Crater card to Planet C's Feature slot and the Crystal card to Planet D's Feature slot.
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4 D Is Blue, Then All Inhabitants 0:22 – 0:32
Planet D shares the same color as its inhabitant, so D is Blue; then complete the remaining inhabitants: A is Celo, B is Ciph, D is Plato.
Drag the Blue card to Planet D's Color slot, the Celo card to Planet A's Inhabitant slot, the Ciph card to Planet B's Inhabitant slot, and the Plato card to Planet D's Inhabitant slot.
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5 Finish Up: Ring on A, All Climates Set 0:32 – 0:44
A's last Feature is Ring; since the Brown planet doesn't have the coldest climate, A is Tropical instead of Polar, then B is Wet, C is Tropical, and D is Polar, filling all 16 cells to win.
Drag the Ring card to Planet A's Feature slot, the Tropical card to Planet A and Planet C's Climate slots (two cards), the Wet card to Planet B's Climate slot, and the Polar card to Planet D's Climate slot; after filling everything, the victory screen appears.
Key moments
Three frames from the winning run: the opening board, mid-solve, and the completed grid.
Trickiest clues
Forgetting which planets are Doe's neighbors
C sits between B and D, so its neighbors are only B and D. If you include A or treat the neighbor clue as a free-for-all, Satellite and Crystal can end up in the wrong slots. Pause and map the four planets in order before placing feature cards.
Reading the Brown clue as 'Brown equals Tropical'
'The Brown planet does not have the coldest climate' only eliminates Polar from the Brown planet. You still need to fill B and C's climates and use leftovers to pin A as Tropical. Don't jump to A's climate before the other climate slots are settled.
Final check
This level is all about letting the fixed inhabitant clue anchor the whole board. Once C belongs to Doe, its neighbors B and D are the only possible places for Satellite and Crystal. The Brown clue only removes Polar; the rest of the climates come from the leftover spaces. Filling one row at a time keeps the grid from feeling overwhelming.
Categories in this level
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Frequently asked questions
What is the answer to Profile Perfect Level 99?
This page has the complete Level 99 "Profiles of Four Planets" 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 99?
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 99 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 99 is fully solvable without spending a single booster.
Why did I lose a life on Profile Perfect Level 99?
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 99 hard?
The "Profiles of Four Planets" 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 99?
Level 100. Use the previous / next buttons at the bottom of this page, or hop back to the full level index to browse by number.