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Riddle School 2

Review

This point and click adventure challenges you to escape school by solving quirky puzzles.


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Platform
Adobe Flash
Released
2008
Theme
Perspective
Side view
Size
1.43 MB
Rating
0 votes

About Riddle School 2

Riddle School 2 was one of those point-and-click games that felt like a staple of the Flash era. You played it in a browser, usually during a free period or after homework, and it had that specific look and feel common to games from that time. It was created by JonBro, a developer known for a particular style of puzzle adventure.

You control Phil, a student trying to get out of school. The game is played by clicking on objects and characters to see what you can pick up or interact with. Your main goal is straightforward: find a way to escape the building. This involves solving a series of puzzles, often by combining items in your inventory or using them on the environment. Some solutions are logical, while others require a bit of trial and error, leading to a pace that can feel slow when you're stuck. The difficulty comes from figuring out the often quirky connections between items and the world. It feels like a quiet, persistent test of your observation and lateral thinking.