Who is? 2 Brain Puzzle & Chats drops you into a series of text-message conversations where someone is lying, and it's your job to catch them. Instead of platforming or reflexes, the whole game plays out through chat bubbles: you read what each character says, tap through dialogue options to ask follow-up questions, and use a magnifying glass to zoom in on messages, photos and profile details for clues that don't add up.
Each of the game's 100+ scenarios is its own small mystery, and the fun is in the reading comprehension and lateral thinking rather than memorized rules. A contradiction in someone's story, a timestamp that doesn't line up, a background detail in a shared photo — the answer is usually hiding in plain sight, and the sequel leans harder into these interactive chat-style cases than the original Who Is? did.
Controls
Everything is mouse click or tap: select dialogue options, tap characters and objects to interact with them, and use the on-screen buttons for hints if a case has you stuck.
Tips
- Re-read the conversation before answering — the detail you need is almost always something already said, not something you have to guess.
- Zoom in on every image sent in a chat; visual clues get planted just as often as verbal ones.
- If two characters' stories conflict, one of them is lying about something specific — find the exact line that breaks.
- Use the hint button rather than guessing randomly on later scenarios; it won't cost you outside of a small time delay.
It's a good fit for short breaks — each case is quick to read and solve on its own, so you can play one chat mystery or a dozen in a sitting.
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