Who Is? is a puzzle game built on lateral thinking. Each level asks a short question — who is the thief, who is lying, who needs help — and shows you a scene. The answer is almost never the obvious one; you're expected to tap objects, drag things out of the way, tilt the scene or combine two elements to reveal what's really going on.
It's the same instinct as a good riddle: the puzzle is in reading the question properly. Levels take seconds when you see it and minutes when you don't, and the solutions are usually funny enough to forgive the ones that felt unfair.
A lateral-thinking puzzle game. Each level poses a short question with a scene, and the solution usually requires interpreting the question sideways or interacting with something you wouldn't expect to be interactive.
Yes, a limited number. They're worth saving for levels where you genuinely can't find the interactive element.
Yes — it's designed for tapping and dragging, and runs in any browser with nothing to install.