Twelve ways to make them work for it.
Every format runs in the browser, checks its answer on the server and works with a keyboard where the mechanic allows it.
- Numeric codeThe default for anything a player can read as digits: a date, a count, a room number, a result.Learn more →
- Direction (4 ways)Movement expressed as arrows, with four directions.Learn more →
- Touch patternA shape drawn across nine dots, the way a phone unlock works.Learn more →
- PasswordA word or short phrase.Learn more →
- Direction (8 ways)The same idea with diagonals, which doubles the space and lets a sequence trace a recognisable shape rather than a path..Learn more →
- Colour sequenceAn ordered sequence of colours.Learn more →
- SwitchesAn unordered set: some switches up, the rest down.Learn more →
- Username and passwordTwo fields instead of one, which lets you split a secret across two clues or two people.Learn more →
- Ordered switchesThe same switches, but the order counts.Learn more →
- Musical sequenceNotes played in order.Learn more →
- MapA pin dropped on a map, checked against a target and a radius.Learn more →
- Real GPS positionThe player's real position, verified against a coordinate and a radius.Learn more →