
Many of them follow each other on Twitter or know each other in one form or another (including brothers David and Kyle J. For all we know, the games (and one book) were created by a comparatively small teams or indie developers (with a broad definition of this word, pretty much just being self-published). It was first postulated that each game's developers had attended Indiecade however, this theory was later sunk. The question of whether or not the games involved with this ARG were linked in some way was very difficult to answer. They are included here for historical purposes: These resources were made before there was any solid information in regards to how the map should be used or solved. On, the final lines were confirmed and there were no speculative lines left. The arrangement of the map was complete as of with two "straight" arcs left as speculation lines. You can now try putting the puzzle together yourself with a tool made by DukeBG. While at first it was not certain how these pieces ought to be assembled, as more pieces were discovered we were able to fill in the blanks. digging through the files and assets of the game), before solving the mystery the intended way.Īfter several glyphs had been discovered, it became clear that each of them was a fragment, intended to be joined together to form a larger puzzle. In certain cases, the glyph was first recovered using data-mining strategies (i.e. While the sigil itself was easily visible (even though been in vague places or displayed after very specific actions), seeing the second image required completing some challenge or figuring out some devious puzzle planted in the game. In each game where the sigil is present, it is accompanied by a second, hidden circular glyph with little circles, squares, and triangles on concentric arcs. By a combination of astute observation and dumb luck, the image, coined the "eye sigil" (the word "sigil" came from the resource names used in the games), now tied half a dozen games together. Shortly afterward, users came forward and claimed that they had seen similar markings in other games, including Sokobond and Kingdom of Loathing. Then, on, a user discovered yet another similar marking in a game called Mini Metro. The image was behind an airlock and had a similar sigil depicted on it, shortly after the game's release in June 2015.

No clear answers about the images emerged for some time.Īround the same time, a similar image was found by players of the game " The Magic Circle" that also consisted of circles and arcs. Thank you to all our fans for your support, ratings and great reviews.In May 2015, a strange image was found in the SteamApp root directory of the game " Crypt of the Necrodancer." The purpose of the image remained unknown until another glyph was obtained, by snooping through the original image using a hex editor. RECORD your best speedruns and upload them for the world to see!įIND the secret ghosts to unlock new costumes! USE the easy to master 2 button control system or classic onscreen d-pad.īE THE BEST on the game center scoreboards, and rack up achievements! RELIVE the golden age of 8 bit graphics and chip tunes!ĭIE a lot, and be accompanied through the level by hoards of replay ghosts!įIND secret online levels on your favourite web sites! This is a universal app for iPhone and iPad.

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