About Brain Test 4: Tricky Friends - Play for Free!

Brain Test 4: Tricky Friends is the fourth entry in Unico Studio's trick-puzzle series, and it keeps the format that made the first three popular: every level looks like an ordinary logic puzzle until you realize the obvious answer is wrong. The trick is usually hiding in the wording of the question, an object you weren't supposed to touch, or a piece of the screen that isn't part of the puzzle at all.

This entry leans into its subtitle - the puzzles are built around a cast of friends and family members, and solving one often means calming someone down, helping them out of an awkward situation, or messing with an object on screen in a way a straight logic puzzle would never expect. New levels roll out over time, so it's built for short, replayable sessions rather than one long sitting.

Controls

Everything is pointer-based: use your mouse cursor on desktop, or your finger on phone and tablet, to tap, select, drag and move objects around the level. Some puzzles ask for actions outside a simple tap or drag, like a shake or tilt gesture on mobile.

Tips

  • If a solution feels too obvious for a "brain test," it usually is - try reading the question again for a hidden meaning before touching anything.
  • Tap and drag everything on screen, including things that don't look interactive. The answer is often an object the puzzle never explicitly calls out.
  • Stuck levels are rarely about difficulty - they're about noticing the one detail the level is quietly pointing at.

Good fit for players who enjoy short "aha" puzzles over long strategic ones, and who don't mind a level occasionally being solved by something that has nothing to do with logic at all.

Brain Test 4: Tricky Friends - Play for Free! FAQ

Who made Brain Test 4: Tricky Friends?
It's developed by Unico Studio, the studio behind the original Brain Test series.
Why does my correct-looking answer keep failing?
Brain Test puzzles are trick questions, not straight logic puzzles - the real solution is usually hidden in the wording of the question or in an object the puzzle doesn't call attention to.
What are the controls?
Use your mouse to tap and drag objects on desktop, or your finger on phone and tablet - some levels also use tilt or shake gestures on mobile.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes, it runs in the browser on desktop, phone and tablet with touch controls built in.

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