PERPLEXIUM vs Hack the Code

A secretive group running a mind control campaign to manipulate the world's unsuspecting populace. Whomever is operating this group is careful, very careful. They are limiting accidental exposure by encoding vital information behind a series of ciphers, codes and logic locks. We are recruiting tech savvy agents to expose their actions before it's too late! Are you up to the task? * Analyse historical documents for clues, decipher codes, break encryption schemes and use your wit and logic to uncover the truth! * Some documents may contain multiple layers, make sure you extract every piece of information. * You will be provided with the right tools for the task. From ancient Roman devices to cutting edge MCBE protocols. * Multiple leads to follow, select the best path forward. * You are not alone, other agents are ready to lend assistance. ___________________ Site: perplexium.org Twitter: twitter.com/PerplexiumOrg Facebook: facebook.com/PerplexiumOrg

Hack the Code is a logic and deduction game where you need to crack your opponent’s secret code before they crack yours. Set a code made of digits, make guesses, and get hints: how many symbols are guessed correctly and in the right place, and how many are guessed but in the wrong place. Every move brings you closer to the solution. PLAY THE WAY YOU LIKE • Single-player — practice against a random code and sharpen your strategy • Two-player over Wi‑Fi — two phones on the same network, no internet or registration required • Two-player on one device — pass the phone to your opponent after entering the code and after each move • Match series — the score carries over between rounds, so you can play all evening CUSTOMIZE THE MATCH TO YOUR LIKING • Code length from 3 to 6 symbols • With or without repeats — you decide how hard the puzzle will be • Two win modes: “Decisive move” (with a chance of a draw) or “First to guess” • Three types of hints: counter, symbol highlighting, or locking in correct positions • Attempt history — show everything, only the last attempt, only hints for it, or hide completely • Personal history in two-player mode — each player sees only their own moves; opponents can’t peek at each other’s attempts WHO THIS GAME IS FOR Hack the Code will appeal to those who love board-style logic games, puzzles, and short battles of wits. One match takes a couple of minutes; a series can last all evening. Play at home around one table, over Wi‑Fi with a friend in the next room, or solo when you want to train your logic.