Profile Perfect Level 118 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 118 Answer

Here’s the solved grid for Profile Perfect Level 118. I’ve placed the answer table first so you can compare directly, and the full walkthrough follows right after.

Profile Perfect Level 118 Hints And Walkthrough

Profile Perfect Level 118 asks you to match three caves – Cave A, Cave B, and Cave C – with their type, what was discovered inside, and which creature lives there. The puzzle gives you two starting facts right away, and a few more clues quickly lock the rest into place. The trickiest part is noticing that two caves can share the same inhabitant, which the final grid confirms. Let’s work through it step by step.

Step 1: Start with the two initial clues – Cave A’s type and Cave B’s discovery

The puzzle opens with two “initial” clues. The first tells us that Cave A is a Sea Cave found along the coastline. That locks Cave A’s type: Sea Cave. The second clue says there is Cloth found in Cave B from an old civilization. That fixes Cave B’s discovery: Cloth. So right away we have:

• Cave A → Type: Sea Cave
• Cave B → Discovery: Cloth

That’s a good clean start. The remaining cells are still open, but we already know where two key values belong.

Step 2: Use the Lava Tube clue to place Cave C’s type

Clue three says “Lava Tube cave is not the cave nearest the sea.” Since Cave A is a Sea Cave and sits right along the coastline, it’s clearly the nearest to the sea. That means the Lava Tube cannot be Cave A. The only other cave that could be the Lava Tube is Cave C. So this clue confirms Cave C’s type is Lava Tube. It also reinforces that Cave A is indeed the Sea Cave (already set). Now we have:

• Cave A → Type: Sea Cave
• Cave C → Type: Lava Tube
• That leaves Cave B’s type still unknown.

Step 3: The Ice Cave clue gives us Cave B’s type and inhabitant

Clue four says “The cute animal who lives in the Ice Cave cannot fly.” This tells us two things at once. First, it names the type: the cave is an Ice Cave. Since Cave A is Sea Cave and Cave C is Lava Tube, Cave B must be the Ice Cave. So Cave B’s type is Ice Cave. Second, the inhabitant of that Ice Cave cannot fly, which rules out any flying animal. The only flying option in this puzzle is Swallow (a bird). So the inhabitant must be the other creature, Pika. That gives us:

• Cave B → Type: Ice Cave
• Cave B → Inhabitant: Pika

Now Cave B is completely filled: its type, discovery (from Step 1), and inhabitant are all locked.

Step 4: The Olivine clue fills Cave C’s discovery and both Swallows

Clue five says “Olivine is a mineral found in a cave made from dried up lava.” A cave made from dried up lava is a Lava Tube – and we already know Cave C is the Lava Tube. So Cave C’s discovery is Olivine. The same clue also tells us that both Cave A and Cave C have Swallow as their inhabitant. That gives us:

• Cave C → Discovery: Olivine
• Cave A → Inhabitant: Swallow
• Cave C → Inhabitant: Swallow

Yes, both Cave A and Cave C end up with the same inhabitant, Swallow. The puzzle never says each inhabitant has to be unique, so this is perfectly fine.

Now we have all but one cell filled:

• Cave A: Type = Sea Cave, Discovery = ?, Inhabitant = Swallow
• Cave B: Type = Ice Cave, Discovery = Cloth, Inhabitant = Pika
• Cave C: Type = Lava Tube, Discovery = Olivine, Inhabitant = Swallow

Step 5: Finish with the only remaining discovery – Fossil

The three possible discoveries are Cloth, Olivine, and Fossil. Cloth is already in Cave B, Olivine is in Cave C. That leaves Fossil for Cave A’s discovery. No other clue contradicts this, and it fits perfectly because a sea cave is a common place to find fossils. So the grid is complete:

• Cave A → Discovery: Fossil

Solution: The completed grid

With all five steps done, every subject, type, discovery, and inhabitant is placed. The solved grid matches the table at the top of this article. No hidden values or special mechanics – just a clean, logical chain from the starting clues to the final answer.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 118

Clue 3: “Lava Tube cave is not the cave nearest the sea”

This clue can trip players up because it doesn’t directly say which cave is the Lava Tube. You have to know which cave is nearest the sea. Since the first clue already told us Cave A is a Sea Cave located along the coastline, it’s obviously the one closest to the sea. So the Lava Tube cannot be Cave A – it has to be Cave C. The clue also indirectly confirms Cave A’s type, but the main deduction is the position relationship. If you forget that Cave A is the Sea Cave, you might get stuck wondering which cave is nearest.

Clue 4: “The cute animal who lives in the Ice Cave cannot fly”

This clue is straightforward once you know the animals. The puzzle’s inhabitants are Swallow and Pika. Swallows are birds that fly; Pikas are small mammals that don’t. So the Ice Cave must contain Pika. What might confuse some players is that the clue doesn’t name the Ice Cave directly – it just says the animal in the Ice Cave cannot fly. But combined with the fact that Cave B is the only cave left without a type after Step 2, it becomes clear that Cave B is the Ice Cave. Also note that the clue doesn’t say the animal is cute – that’s just flavor text, but the core logic is solid.

Clue 5: “Olivine is a mineral found in a cave made from dried up lava”

This is the most powerful clue because it fills three cells at once: Cave C’s discovery (Olivine), and both Cave A and Cave C’s inhabitant (Swallow). The tricky part is accepting that two caves can have the same inhabitant. Many logic puzzle players assume each value in a trait must be unique, but Profile Perfect allows duplicates unless a clue explicitly forbids it. In this level, no clue says “each animal lives in only one cave,” so Swallow appearing twice is correct. If you resist that idea, you might waste time trying to force the Swallow into only one cave, which would break the Olivine clue.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 118 is a nice short solve once you see the pattern. The two initial clues give you a solid foothold, and then each subsequent clue builds on the previous one without any backtracking. The key takeaway is to pay attention to what the clues actually say – especially the Lava Tube and Olivine clues – and to remember that duplicates are allowed unless stated otherwise. If you approached this level thinking every trait had to be unique, that’s the one thing that might have tripped you up. Now you know, and the next time you see a shared inhabitant or discovery, you’ll handle it like a pro. Happy puzzling!