Home Pin 2 Walkthrough & Level Guide

Overview

Home Pin 2's levels are short, self-contained pin puzzles rather than one continuous story path, and the exact pin layout and physics can vary slightly between attempts at the same level. That means there's no single fixed walkthrough to memorize. Instead, the strategies below cover the patterns that carry you through most stages, from the easy opening puzzles to the bomb-heavy levels later on.

How Home Pin 2 levels work

Sequential, self-contained pin-puzzle levels, each scored 1-3 stars on completion (100+ numbered levels (community walkthroughs cover well past level 100; more are added over updates)).

Stage-by-stage strategy

Early levels: learn the pin order

The opening levels introduce one mechanic at a time, usually just a couple of pins and a single item to deliver. Take a moment to trace which pin is physically supporting which piece before pulling anything — in most of these levels only one pin can safely release the item, and the rest are decoys or extra obstacles.

Mid levels: bombs and multi-pin sequences

Once bombs and extra ropes start appearing, pin order becomes critical. Pull pins that sit far from the bomb or from the falling path first, and save pins directly next to the target item for last, since removing those early is usually what triggers a fail.

Hidden pins and cluttered layouts

As puzzles get busier, some pins are tucked behind planks or off to the side of the main structure. If a level looks unsolvable using only the obvious pins, check the edges of the frame before assuming you're stuck.

Renovation and stars: pace yourself

Three stars aren't required to keep the story moving — simply clearing a level is enough. It's usually more efficient to push forward through new levels for coins and story beats first, then replay easier levels later for extra stars once you know which mansion upgrades you want.

Tips to beat Home Pin 2 faster

• Scan the whole frame before pulling anything — pin order matters far more than speed.
• Pull pins that are furthest from bombs or hazards first, and save pins right next to the target item for last.
• If a level looks unsolvable, look for a hidden pin tucked off to the side or behind an object — later levels often hide extra pins.
• You don't need three stars to progress the story — clearing the level once is enough, and you can replay for stars later.
• Save up coins across a few levels before renovating a room, since bigger upgrades reveal more of the mansion's story.