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Tuesday, December 5. 2006

Riddle Me This

The latest fad to hit my office is this online riddle game called P4X The Riddle. You're given a webpage and a picture, and they contain clues. The clues are used to to figure out how to get to the next webpage. Sounds easy, but it's not. The tools you'll need to get through this challenge is a decent graphics program like Adobe Photoshop or GIMP, a web browser, a text editor, and the Google search engine. Make sure you read the instructions first, it'll save you a lot of frustration.

Currently I'm on level 19, my boss is on level 26 (she started a few days earlier), and Patrick is on level 13?

Ah, time well wasted.
Posted by CHaN in Life at 23:59 | Comments (2)
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Well thanks Channer, it's 3:45 and I'm on level 17 :-P Bronski Beat eh...
#1 Chris M (Link) on 2006-12-08 03:44
Lol....this is all Carmen's fault, she got me hooked on this. You, Patrick, and Carmen are bad for me, you all introduce incrediblely addictive games like this.

Anyway, I'm stuck on level 29 :-(
#2 CHaN on 2006-12-08 09:01

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