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Just when you thought your brain had suffered enough, the Tricky Friends are back with a vengeance. Brain Test 4: Tricky Friends is the latest entry in the wildly addictive puzzle series that has millions of players screaming "Wait, that's allowed?!" at their screens. This time, the game leans hard into its cast of mischievous characters — a smug cat, a sarcastic dog, and a whole roster of friends who seem to exist purely to watch you struggle.
The premise is simple: solve each puzzle. The execution? Absolutely unhinged. Answers often hide in the environment, in the way you tilt your phone, or in the literal wording of the question. That "aha!" moment when a solution clicks is exactly why this series dominates unblock games libraries everywhere — it's quick to load, endlessly replayable, and perfect for sneaking in a few levels between classes or during a work break.
Each level presents a scenario with a single objective, usually spelled out at the top of the screen. Your job is to figure out how to complete it — and no, the obvious answer is almost never the right one. You might need to drag an object off-screen, shake your device, combine items, or ignore the instructions entirely.
Controls are refreshingly simple across the board:
There's no timer pressure and no lives system, so you can experiment freely. That low-stakes design makes it a go-to pick on games unblocked platforms, where players want instant fun without downloads or sign-ups.
1. Question every word. The puzzle text is often the biggest clue — or the biggest lie. If it says "find the cat," maybe the cat is hiding in the word "cat" itself. Read literally, then read again suspiciously.
2. Interact with everything. Tap objects that look decorative, drag things to the edges of the screen, and try multi-touch gestures. If it exists on screen, it's probably clickable for a reason.
3. Think outside the phone. Many levels require tilting, shaking, or covering your screen. If a puzzle seems impossible, the answer might involve your device's sensors rather than the game world.
Bonus tip: if you're playing on a school or office network, titles like this are usually accessible through unblocked games 6x portals, so you can jump straight in without hassle.
Yes, the game is free to play in your browser. Some versions include optional ads or hint purchases, but you can complete every level without spending a cent.
Absolutely. It works smoothly on both, though some puzzles use touch gestures that feel more natural on a phone or tablet.
The game packs hundreds of levels, with new ones added over time. Don't worry about running out — the Tricky Friends always have more tricks up their sleeves.