Help Me: Tricky Story of Puzzles

Five minutes with Help Me: Tricky Story of Puzzles usually means one thing: you're stuck staring at a cartoon character in a jam, trying to figure out which random object actually saves the day. That's the whole loop, and it's weirdly hard to put down.

You click on the character, drag their hand across the screen, and thread it past whatever obstacles are in the way to reach the right item. Pick wrong and the scene plays out in a way that's funnier than it has any right to be. Pick right and you move on to the next tricky little scenario, each one dressed up in clean 2D graphics.

It's built for anyone who likes puzzle games with a light, silly streak rather than a heavy one. No timers breathing down your neck, no punishing difficulty curve - just logic, a bit of trial and error, and enough addictive pull to make you say "okay, one more level." If you want something else to test your reflexes and grip afterward, Deadly Descent is right there waiting.

The objective is to find the correct item that gets the character out of trouble and clears the level.

Click on the character to grab their hand, then hold and drag across the screen. Guide the hand around or over the obstacles blocking your path until it reaches an item you think will help.

Release on the item you believe solves the scene, then watch what happens - wrong guesses trigger a funny outcome, so don't be afraid to experiment and try again.

Tip: look closely at the obstacle before you drag. The scenario itself usually hints at which object you actually need.