What Is Riddle School?
Riddle School is a point-and-click puzzle escape series. The early games focus on Phil Eggtree trying to leave school by talking to characters, collecting items, and finding the one small interaction that changes the route. The humor is dry, the puzzles are compact, and the series became memorable because each sequel stretches the premise in a stranger direction.
Start with Riddle School 1, or use the numbered list below to continue from the game you last played. Each game page includes a player and notes for that entry.
Who Made Riddle School?
Riddle School was made by Jonochrome, also known as JonBro. You can find the author's description and credits on the original Riddle School release page.
Our site is not the original creator. It is an editorial fan resource that organizes playable browser pages, walkthrough notes, and series context so players can understand the games without hunting through scattered old references.
Riddle School Games in Order
The easiest order is the main sequence first, then the transfer follow-ups. Start with the original game because it teaches the logic and tone. Then move through the numbered sequels before treating Riddle Transfer as the continuation.
Riddle School 1
The original classroom escape and the best first step.
SecondRiddle School 2
A bigger school route with coins, vending logic, and Chubb.
ThirdRiddle School 3
A longer route with locker-code and money troubleshooting.
Joke chapterRiddle School 4
The April Fool's twist that explains why the game ends fast.
FinaleRiddle School 5
An alien escape with tile devices, a living steak, and your friends to rescue.
Find Help for a Specific Puzzle
- Riddle School 2: cookie machine
- Riddle School 3: locker and money notes
- Riddle School 4: why the game ends so quickly
- Riddle School 5: tile puzzle notes and steak and meat
Which Riddle School Game Should You Start With?
Most players should start with Riddle School 1. It is short, direct, and explains the series' basic rhythm: click carefully, read character dialogue, notice what each room is blocking, and use small items at the right moment.
If you already know the original game, jump to Riddle School 3 for a longer puzzle route or Riddle School 5 for the biggest finale. Save Riddle School 4 for when you want to understand the famous joke ending.
Can You Still Play Riddle School Without Flash?
You can open browser versions of the games without installing the discontinued Flash Player. Choose a numbered game page for the player and its accompanying guide.
For a direct play session, start on the Riddle School unblocked homepage. For specific walkthrough help, use the individual pages for Riddle School 2, Riddle School 3, Riddle School 4, and Riddle School 5.
Riddle School FAQ
What is Riddle School?
Riddle School is a point-and-click puzzle escape series starring Phil Eggtree. The games mix school escape logic, item puzzles, character humor, and later story twists.
Who made Riddle School?
Riddle School was made by Jonochrome, also known as JonBro.
How many Riddle School games are there?
Most players follow seven main story entries: Riddle School 1 through 5, then Riddle Transfer 1 and Riddle Transfer 2.
What order should I play the Riddle School series in?
Play Riddle School 1 first, then Riddle School 2, 3, 4, and 5. After that, continue to Riddle Transfer 1 and Riddle Transfer 2 if you want the later story continuation.
Can you still play Riddle School without Flash?
Yes. Modern browser pages can run the games without requiring users to install the discontinued Flash Player.