Profile Perfect Level 195 Answer & Walkthrough Solution

Profile Perfect Level 195 Answer

I’ve placed the completed grid first so you can see the final solution. After that, I’ll walk through the clues step by step and show how each deduction locks in.

Profile Perfect Level 195 Hints And Walkthrough

This level starts with two locked‑in answers: Explorer A’s person is Andrea, and Explorer C’s condition is Fainted. From there, the clues quickly chain together – you’ll rely on positional relationships and several cells that contain two valid values (shown with slashes). Let’s work through it.

Step 1: Lock the first direct clues

Clue 1 tells us that Andrea is Scared and her mission is Water. So Explorer A’s condition becomes Scared and her mission is Water.
Clue 2 says Explorer E is confident to travel using only his knowledge, so his guiding tool is Intuition.
Clue 3 confirms that the Fainted explorer (Explorer C) was looking for the ancient Artifact, giving Explorer C the mission Artifact.
Already we have a solid foundation: A: Andrea, Water, Scared; C: Fainted, Artifact; E: Intuition.

Step 2: Position the Oasis from the Scared explorer

Clue 4 says “Desert’s sanctuary is 2 columns away from the Scared person.” The desert’s sanctuary is the Oasis (a location). The Scared person is Andrea at column A. Counting columns left to right (A, B, C, D, E), the Oasis must be at column C – exactly two steps away. That sets Explorer C’s location to Oasis (a hidden value). Now we know A is in column 1 and C is in column 3.

Step 3: Pin down Ricky and Arthur

Clue 7: “There are 3 guiding tools between Ricky and Intuition.” Ricky is Explorer B’s person, and Intuition is Explorer E’s guiding tool. Counting the tools between them (not just explorers) – Explorer C has Compass (1 tool), and Explorer D has GPS and Map (2 tools) – gives exactly 3 individual tools. This not only confirms the positions of B and E (B column 2, E column 5) but also tells us that D’s guiding tool contains two values.

Clue 8 adds that Ricky needs both a Camel and a ride to Deliver a package, so Explorer B’s mission includes Camel and Delivery (shown as a slash‑separated cell).

Clue 10 says the explorer two columns to the left of Arthur is at the Pyramid. Arthur is Explorer C (column 3), so two columns left is column A. That sets Explorer A’s location to Pyramid. The clue also reinforces B’s mission.

Step 4: Marilyn, Paul, and the Ruins

Clue 9: “Marilyn’s goal is to find what Paul is currently exploring.” Marilyn is Explorer D’s person, Paul is Explorer E’s person. Paul is exploring the Ruins (his location), so Marilyn’s mission must be Ruins. The clue also confirms that Explorer E’s location is Ruins and that Andrea’s mission is Water (already known). So we have: D’s person is Marilyn, mission Ruins; E’s location is Ruins.

Step 5: The woman at Uluru with many tools

Clues 11 and 12 both point to the same facts: the woman explorer at Uluru uses both physical and electronic maps. The woman is Marilyn (Explorer D), so her location is Uluru and her guiding tool includes both GPS and Map. Clue 11 also repeats that A’s location is Pyramid.

Now D’s row is almost complete: person Marilyn, mission Ruins, guiding tool GPS/Map, location Uluru. The only trait left for D is condition – which we’ll fill later.

Step 6: Resolve the guiding tools for A and C

Clue 14: Arthur (Explorer C) does not bring any kind of Radio. The only other explorer with Radio is Andrea (A), because A’s guiding tool includes Radio and Compass (from clue 15). So C’s guiding tool must be Compass (the only one left that isn’t Radio, Stick, GPS/Map, or Intuition). Clue 15 explains that Andrea’s Compass broke, so she uses her Radio – confirming that A’s guiding tool is both Radio and Compass.

Clue 13 says the Stick is not neighbors with the GPS. Stick is B’s guiding tool, GPS is part of D’s tools. Since B is column 2 and D is column 4, they are not adjacent (C sits between), so the clue is satisfied.

Step 7: Finish the remaining conditions and locations

We already have conditions: A is Scared, C is Fainted. Clue 5 says the sweating explorer (Tired) is not beside the frightened one (Scared). The Tired explorers are D and E (both Tired in the solved grid). D is at column 4, not beside A (column 1), and E is at column 5, also not beside A – so no conflict. That leaves only one condition unused: Angry. It must belong to Explorer B. Similarly, the only location left is Nowhere, which belongs to B. No other clue contradicts these.

Everything else is already placed: E’s mission is Exploration (only remaining mission), and his condition is Tired (matching the grid). The final grid now matches the answer table above.

Solution: Check the final matches

After all deductions, every cell is filled. The hidden values (C’s location Oasis, D’s guiding tool GPS) are fully confirmed by the clue chain. The slash‑separated cells (A’s Radio/Compass, B’s Camel/Delivery, D’s GPS/Map) each contain multiple valid values, and every clue respects them. The solution is complete.

Trickiest Clues In Profile Perfect Level 195

Clue 7: Counting “3 guiding tools between”

This one trips people up because it’s not about the number of explorers between Ricky and Intuition – it’s about the number of individual guiding tool values. Since Explorer D holds two tools (GPS and Map), the count becomes three (Compass from C, GPS, and Map). If you only counted explorers, you’d get two and think something is wrong. Recognizing that slash‑separated cells count as multiple items is the key.

Clue 4: “2 columns away” with a hidden value

The desert’s sanctuary (Oasis) is a location that isn’t given in the initial answers. You have to connect “Scared person” (Andrea, already known) to “2 columns away” and then realize that the only column two steps to the right of A is C. Once you place Oasis at C, you’ve locked a hidden value and also set up the positional framework for the rest of the solve. It’s a great example of how a single position clue can unlock multiple cells.

Clues 11 and 12: The woman with “several tools”

These two clues essentially say the same thing, but they reinforce that Explorer D uses both GPS and Map. The phrase “needs several tools” hints at the slash‑separated nature of that cell. If you miss that D’s guiding tool has two values, you might try to assign only one and then get stuck later. The clues also confirm D’s person, location, and the fact that A is at the Pyramid, tying multiple details together.

Final Thoughts

Profile Perfect Level 195 is a satisfying puzzle once you get comfortable with cells that hold more than one value. The positional clues (like the Oasis being two columns from Andrea) and the tool‑counting clue (between Ricky and Intuition) are the real drivers. Everything else falls into place from the direct links about missions and people. The key takeaway: always treat a slash between values as “both belong here” – the puzzle expects you to count them separately when a clue mentions a number. Happy solving!