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Home›How To›How to Pass Riddle School 2: 11 Steps

How to Pass Riddle School 2: 11 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
March 31, 2024
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Step 1: Start the Game

Begin by launching Riddle School 2 in your preferred browser or platform. The game opens with four characters, Phil, Phred, Smiley, and Zack, stuck in a school.

Step 2: Exit the Classroom

First, you need to escape the classroom. Click on the sharpened pencil present on the teacher’s desk to add it to your inventory. Use the pencil on the teacher to distract her and make your exit.

Step 3: Free Your Friends

Now it’s time to help your friends leave their classrooms. Head to each friend’s classroom and interact with objects inside their rooms to discover clues for setting them free.

Step 4: Solve Classmate Puzzles

Each classmate has a unique puzzle that needs solving. For example, in Smiley’s room, you’ll have to solve a sequence puzzle using buttons on the wall. In Zack’s room, find and use a ruler as a makeshift lockpick.

Step 5: Gather Items

As you progress through different rooms, you’ll come across various items essential for solving puzzles and moving forward. Collect items such as coins hiding behind objects and janitorial supplies like a mop.

Step 6: Interact with Characters

Throughout the game, engaging with other students and staff members can provide hints that guide you closer to freedom. Speak with these characters as they may hold valuable information or items.

Step 7: Solve more Complex Puzzles

As you go further into Riddle School 2, puzzles become more challenging. Use your wit and logical thinking skills to solve these puzzles based on the clues gathered from dialogs or hidden within the environment.

Step 8: Unlock Doors

Several locked doors block progress in Riddle School 2. Look out for keys or other ways to unlock them using collected items or completed puzzles.

Step 9: Enter the Principal’s Office

At some point, you’ll need to enter the Principal’s office without being caught. Use your problem-solving abilities to devise a plan that allows you to sneak in unnoticed.

Step 10: Final Confrontation

In the end, you’ll have to confront the Principal and overcome one last hurdle. Outsmart him by using collected items and completing a final puzzle.

Step 11: Escape the School

Now that all obstacles have been overcome and your friends are free, make your way out of the school building. Congratulations, you’ve successfully passed Riddle School 2!

By following these 11 steps, you’ll navigate through various challenges and puzzles scattered across Riddle School 2. Keep in mind that careful observation and attention to detail often make a difference in solving puzzles and progressing through the game. Enjoy your escape!

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