Profile Perfect Level 377 Answer, Walkthrough & Solution

Profile Perfect Level 377 Answer

Spoiler warning: The complete solution for this puzzle is shown in the grid below. If you want to solve parts of the puzzle on your own, scroll down to the specific question you need answered.

Stuck On Profile Perfect Level 377?

Many players find this puzzle tricky because several clues rely on identifying instrument types and relative room spacing rather than naming exact rooms. The key is to narrow down which room contains the portable non-string instrument first, which unlocks the color tone layout. From there, neighbor clues for the mirrors and chairs will quickly resolve the remaining ambiguity.

Where Does The Dark Green Room Go?

The placement of the Dark Green room becomes clear once you look at the clues about musical instruments and spacing.

One clue notes that the Dark Green room sits between string instruments. That means the Dark Green room must have rooms on both sides of it, limiting it to Room B or Room C.

Another clue tells you that the instrument in Room C is extremely portable, which describes the Flute rather than a large string instrument. Since Room C holds a wind instrument, Room B cannot be between two string instruments. Therefore, the Dark Green room must be Room C. This naturally puts string instruments into Room B and Room D.

Once Dark Green is locked into Room C, look at the clue stating that the skin-tone room is two columns away from the Dark Green room. The skin-tone color is Beige. Counting two columns to the left from Room C places Beige in Room A.

How Do You Place The Flute, Metal Chair, And Piano?

You already know from the portability clue that Room C contains the Flute. Another clue directly states that the Flute and the Metal chair are in the same room, which immediately gives Room C the Metal chair.

Now consider the four instruments: Flute, Piano, Violin, and Guitar. With the Flute in Room C, and the two string instruments (Violin and Guitar) occupying Room B and Room D, only one instrument remains unassigned. That is the Piano, which must go to Room A.

Which Rooms Get Crimson And Gray?

At this stage, Beige is in Room A and Dark Green is in Room C. The two remaining color tones are Crimson and Gray, which must belong to Room B and Room D.

The clue to resolve this states that Crimson is not the furthest color from the Piano. The Piano is located in Room A. The furthest room from Room A across the layout is Room D. Because Crimson cannot be the furthest room from the Piano, Crimson cannot go in Room D.

Therefore, Crimson belongs in Room B, and Gray belongs in Room D.

Where Does The Oval Mirror Go And How Does It Settle The Chairs?

Look at the clue stating that the Hydraulic chair and the Swivel Stool are the Oval mirror's neighbors.

For a room to have both of those chairs as neighbors, the Oval mirror must be located in an interior room (Room B or Room C). If the Oval mirror were in Room B, its neighbors would be Room A and Room C. However, Room C is already occupied by the Metal chair, meaning Room B's neighbors cannot be Hydraulic and Swivel.

This means the Oval mirror must be in Room C. Its two neighboring rooms, Room B and Room D, must hold the Hydraulic chair and the Swivel Stool.

To assign them to their exact rooms, use the clue mentioning that the Crimson room has a brand new chair with a headrest. Between the remaining options, the Hydraulic chair has the headrest feature, placing it in Room B (the Crimson room). That leaves the Swivel Stool for Room D.

The last remaining chair, the Bucket Stool, goes into Room A.

How Do You Determine The Remaining Mirrors And Instruments?

With the chairs and colors solved, the remaining traits fall into place with straightforward clue matching.

For the mirrors:

• The clue about the room with the Bucket Stool notes that it has a uniquely shaped mirror. The Bucket Stool is in Room A, giving Room A the Round mirror.
• The clue about the Gray room states its mirror is polygon-shaped. Gray is in Room D, giving Room D a Rectangle mirror.
• The last remaining mirror option is another Rectangle, which fills the mirror spot in Room B.

For the instruments:

• Rooms B and D hold the Violin and the Guitar. With Violin in Room B and Guitar in Room D, both rooms satisfy the clue regarding instruments with similar string counts.

One Clue You Should Not Overthink

The clue stating that Rooms B and D have instruments with similar string counts does not require you to count or calculate specific strings. It simply confirms that both of those rooms contain stringed instruments (the Violin and Guitar) rather than keyboard or wind instruments. Use it alongside the portable instrument clue to quickly separate the Flute and Piano from the string category.

Quick Answer Check

Before submitting, verify that Room C contains both the Flute and the Metal chair, that the Oval mirror in Room C sits directly between the Hydraulic chair in Room B and the Swivel Stool in Room D, and that Room A holds the Beige tone with the Piano. If all of those match, your grid is fully correct.