Read this before playing.
Riddle, Eh? is meant to be fun, friendly, active, and safe. The game is designed so that every riddle and answer can be solved from lawful public access areas.
Before you head out, remember these rules.
Be polite. Be friendly. Be respectful.
Treat other players, coordinators, volunteers, strangers, workers, businesses, and members of the public with kindness and respect.
Compete hard, but be decent about it.
All answers are designed to be found from public access areas.
Never enter:
If you are unsure whether you should be somewhere, do not enter.
Leave the area and report the concern to Riddle, Eh? coordinators.
You do not need to move, alter, open, remove, climb on, mark, damage, or disturb anything to solve a clue.
Do not interfere with:
Look, read, observe, and solve. Do not disturb.
Riddle, Eh? is free to play.
You do not need to buy anything, pay anyone, enter a business, make a donation, or provide anything of value to solve a riddle or answer a question.
If something seems to require payment or entry into a business, stop and report it.
Do not read clues, use the app, submit answers, or look at your phone while driving, cycling, crossing roads, walking through traffic areas, or doing anything that requires your full attention.
Park safely and legally before using the app.
Watch for traffic, weather, ice, uneven ground, cyclists, pedestrians, animals, and other hazards.
Players must obey:
If a location is closed, unsafe, restricted, blocked, or unclear, do not continue.
Riddle, Eh? is free to play by all ages.
Players under the age of majority should have permission from a parent or legal guardian and should be accompanied or supervised by a responsible adult when visiting real-world locations.
Participation is voluntary.
Players are responsible for their own safety, transportation, decisions, conduct, and surroundings.
You are not required to play, travel, continue, or visit any location if you are uncomfortable or if conditions are unsafe.
Report a clue, location, player, or safety issue if something seems wrong.
Examples include:
Use the official Riddle, Eh? contact method or in-app reporting feature.
Before solving in the real world, ask yourself:
If the answer to any of these is no, stop and report the issue.
Be Canadian. Stay public. Touch nothing. Buy nothing. Trespass nowhere. Stay alert. Solve safely.