Brain Test 4: Tricky Friends unblocked: play Brain Test 4: Tricky Friends online free right here in your browser — no download, no sign-up, works on a school Chromebook.
Brain Test 4: Tricky Friends is a riddle game built on a simple bargain: every level gives you one line of text and one small cartoon scene, and the line is almost never telling you what it seems to. It comes from Unico Studio, the developer behind the Brain Test series, and this entry puts a cast of friendly characters in the pictures, so each puzzle feels like a little sketch you are helping to resolve.
A level takes a few seconds to read and anywhere from ten seconds to several minutes to crack. That is what makes it easy to dip into: there is no timer, no lives and nothing to lose by poking at the screen. If you like the way There Is No Game keeps refusing to behave like a normal game, this is the same mischief in a friendlier, more colourful package. The trick is rarely difficult in a mechanical sense; it is difficult because your first assumption is wrong.
Read the question, then interact with the picture. You can tap objects, drag them around, and zoom in on details. The answer is often outside the obvious, so it might be hidden in the wording, in something off to the side, or in an item that looks like scenery. Some levels want you to move a character or object, some want a number typed in, and some are solved by doing something that feels like breaking the rules of the scene.
When you get stuck, hints are available for a few coins. Coins are earned as you progress, so spending one now and then does not cost you anything real. The game runs in the browser with nothing to install, and it works with mouse or touch.
Brain Test 3: Tricky Quests and Brain Test: Tricky Words use the same riddle format with different themes: quests wrap the puzzles in a story, while Tricky Words focuses on language. Odd Bot Out asks you to spot what does not belong, and The Password Game trades pictures for rules that keep getting more absurd. For a harsher kind of trick, Level Devil punishes you for trusting the level.
It suits short sessions on a phone, and it is also good for passing one screen between two people who argue about the answer.
Brain Test 4: Tricky Friends runs in an ordinary browser tab from thereisnogame.org, with nothing to download or install, so it plays on most school Chromebooks and work computers. If a network filter blocks the site, only that network's administrator can change it.
Read the one-line question, then tap, drag or zoom anything in the picture. The answer is often outside the obvious. Hints cost a few coins.
Yes. It runs in your browser on There Is No Game with nothing to download and no account.
Yes, it is an HTML5 game and the tap, drag and zoom actions work with touch as well as a mouse.
You can spend a few coins on a hint, or look again at the picture and try touching every object.