Last Call BBS: The Walrus Level Guide

The Walrus Level is one of the difficult stages in the Last Call BBS. You will need to use all of your brain cells to be able to combine everything and get it working properly. You will have to worry about the product being sent, but also supplied with 3 various ingredients. Let us help you out with what you’ll need to be doing!

The Walrus Level Guide – Last Call BBS

The 20th century was ruled by the parties that could be seen from the lowest of classes to the highest. They will be filled with all kinds of various foods, and drinks, but the most important thing that everyone was after were the cocktails! They always made shocked the drinkers especially if combined with the 3 right ingredients. Your job at this level will be to send out these ingredients.

Just follow everything to the point as shown in the pictures below and you’ll see that you will pass the level without a flaw.

Prepare your eyes for they are about to get damaged! You have seen so many wires in your life and on top of it all, you will actually have to place them yourself! Make sure to keep an eye out on the letters because this can mess everything up. Just follow the lines and roads of the ingredients and everything should go flawlessly.

If you follow the pictures step by step you will be successful in this level as well. Congratulations and good luck wiring!

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