Riddle Transfer

About Riddle Transfer

After the original Riddle School series, creator Jonochrome continued the story with Riddle Transfer. The new title follows the familiar characters into fresh circumstances while keeping the click-to-explore gameplay that made the earlier games popular.

You move through scenes, examine anything that seems useful and combine logic with a bit of wacky imagination to solve each problem. The art and humor will feel familiar to longtime fans, and the puzzles keep the series' habit of rewarding curiosity. If you have finished Riddle School 5 and want to know what happens next, this is the place to continue.

How to play Riddle Transfer

• Mouse - click to explore and examine objects
• Mouse - pick up items and use them from your inventory

Playing Riddle Transfer on a computer

Riddle Transfer picks up after the Riddle School series and keeps its click-to-explore style, running in Ruffle with the mouse as the only control. Press Play now, click the game area and start. Examine anything that looks useful, collect items and apply them in the scene. Puzzles mix logic with wacky imagination, so if the obvious answer fails, think like a cartoon.

Playing Riddle Transfer on a phone or tablet

Riddle Transfer is a Flash point-and-click game, and Ruffle runs it with mouse input in mind. You will examine small details and use inventory items on exact targets, which takes more precision than a fingertip gives on a phone. Click through its scenes on a computer or Chromebook. Titles marked "Desktop and mobile" are the ones built to work with touch input.

On a phone right now? Try Amaze, Block Blast and 99 Balls - they are built for touch screens.

Tips and tricks

• Click on every character and object you find
• Keep an eye on your inventory for items you have not used
• Try odd solutions; the series rewards creative thinking

Game details

Riddle Transfer FAQ