Secret Code Cracking vs Secret Code

CRACK THE CODE. SAVE THE AGENT. Secret Code is the classic code-breaking game, also known as Bulls and Cows, with a spy story on top. Guess the hidden code, read the clues and crack it before the trap closes. HOW IT WORKS Make a guess. A green peg means a right digit in the right spot, and a half peg means a right digit in the wrong spot. Use the clues to narrow it down and crack the code in as few guesses as you can. PICK YOUR AGENT Play as Nikita, Biscuit the corgi or Jack, and make them yours with skin tone, hair, eye and outfit colors. SIX SPY GAMES • Wire Cut: find the right row of colored wires • Pattern Lock: swipe the secret unlock pattern • Vault Glyphs: match the shapes and colors • Tone Lock: crack a short tune by ear • Safe Dial: spin the combination and feel every click • Codeword: guess the 4-letter password OPERATIONS Five operations with six missions each. Every mission is a different game in its own trap room: rising water, laser grids, crushing walls, a bomb fuse and a spiked ceiling. Every right digit slows the trap down. Each operation ends with a finale that chains two or three locks. DUEL Two players, one code. Race a friend live over Game Center, or take on the AI at Rookie, Pro or Legend. Fewer guesses wins. DAILY AND WEEKLY A new daily code every day, the same for every agent, and a different spy game every week. Keep your streak going and compare scores on the leaderboards. ALSO • Classic Code in 3 or 4 digits with unlimited guesses • Hints in every game • Achievements and Game Center leaderboards • 15 themes to unlock with stars • Theme music and sound effects for every game • Detailed statistics A workout for logic, deduction and memory, in short sessions or long ones. Start cracking codes today.

Secret Code is a team word game to play with friends in real time. Create a game and share a code or QR code so others can join in seconds. How to play: - Two teams compete to discover their words. - A “spy” gives clues about a word and a number. - Avoid neutral words... and, above all, the “killer” word.