A small puzzle.
A surprisingly big story.
What is Tricky Story?
Tricky Story puts its brain teasers inside illustrated scenes. A character has a problem, ordinary objects become clues, and the obvious move is not always the one that makes the story progress. The appeal is in working out what a scene is really asking you to change.
The Android listing describes interactive stories, observation puzzles and humorous endings. Our walkthrough library separates the Normal puzzles from Story 1, Story 2 and Story 3 so a reused level number does not send you to the wrong scene.
Read the scene before making a move
Start with the instruction on your screen, then look at the characters, loose objects and anything partly hidden. In the Story 1 opening wardrobe scene, the useful answer depends on noticing what is available around the character. Later situations ask you to pay attention to a different set of props.
When an action does nothing, compare it with the video: where did the movement start, where did the object land, and what happened immediately before it? Our guide to taps, drags and hidden clues explains how to break down that interaction without guessing at a specific level’s solution.
The number is only half the clue. Your collection and the scene itself are the best way to find the right answer.
Use the amount of help that feels right
A full solution can take the fun out of a puzzle you almost understand. Each written walkthrough lets you uncover its actions gradually. If a small prompt is enough, stop there and return to the game. If you need to see the exact gesture, play the accompanying video. The original source remains linked beside each guide so you can check its context.
This is an independent companion to the game. The download page points to the supplied Android and iPhone store listings, and our collection matching guide helps when a walkthrough looks different from your screen.