It's going down to the wire, get in and join!

It's down to the wire, go and join now!

If you're unsure, the website does have a trial for the first few levels, so come in the IRC and visit us, we'll gladly give you tips to get off the ground c:

Puzzlecoin is a Notpron-style puzzle playable in web browsers. On each page of the puzzle, the goal is to get to the next level until you reach the end. To complete puzzles, you'll have to check everywhere - the source code, the images themselves, other file names - you'll have to decipher codes, layer images, and think laterally. In total, there are 45 levels. There is also a Bitcoin jackpot for successful completion of the game!

Each signup costs .005 Bitcoin (5 mBTC), with 1 mBTC of that total going into the pot for each signup. The pot will initially be seeded with a .1 BTC bounty.

You can view the website here, at
http://www.puzzlecoin.com

You can visit our IRC on Freenode at #puzzlecoin, as well as post comments, questions, and suggestions below.

All our issues seem to be worked out.

Our IRC host, Freenode, appears to be having some problems with DDOS currently, so don't fret if you can't get onto the IRC; it should be back in a day.

Someone's hit level 10 - but they're stuck. Maybe you could help?

The jackpot has reached .105 BTC!

Not too far. The farthest I think anyone has gone is level 7.

We have a few accounts right now! Anyone else wanna try it out?

I can't really answer questions about future puzzles, you have to figure that out yourself. They may or may not be used.
I wouldn't think about stuff so complicated in just the trial though.


There's not too much editing, and if you need help, I'm sure the folks on the IRC could help you out.

I'd suggest against using something so fancy or powerful as Photoshop. My personal preferences are Paint.NET on windows, or GIMP on any platform. Both are free. As for any functions you need, you're not going to need any super fancy techniques or plugins.

The only other program I can see you needing for the puzzle is Audacity. Again, nothing fancy for that program either.

Check out the hints on the main page, they can push you in the right direction. Have you tried editing the picture? And what is Genesis 1:3 anyway?

Yes, there is a trial version. A link is on the main page.

I've also implemented a trial game if anyone's on the fence about playing.

Puzzlecoin is a Notpron-style puzzle playable in web browsers. On each page of the puzzle, the goal is to get to the next level until you reach the end. To complete puzzles, you'll have to check everywhere - the source code, the images themselves, other file names - you'll have to decipher codes, layer images, and think laterally. In total, there are 45 levels. There is also a Bitcoin jackpot for successful completion of the game!

Each signup costs .005 Bitcoin (5 mBTC), with 1 mBTC of that total going into the pot for each signup. The pot will initially be seeded with a .1 BTC bounty.

You can view the website here, at
http://www.puzzlecoin.com

You can visit our IRC on Freenode at #puzzlecoin, as well as post comments, questions, and suggestions below.

Puzzlecoin is now available!

I'm pushing forward release. It's going to be this Saturday, Feb 1st.

We're currently about halfway done with the puzzle. Does anyone have any questions about anything?

Puzzlecoin is a Notpron-style puzzle playable in web browsers. On each page of the puzzle, the goal is to get to the next level until you reach the end. To complete puzzles, you'll have to check everywhere - the source code, the images themselves, other file names - you'll have to decipher codes, layer images, and think laterally. In total, there are 45 levels. There is also a Bitcoin jackpot for successful completion of the game!

Each signup costs .005 Bitcoin (5 mBTC), with 1 mBTC of that total going into the pot for each signup. The pot will initially be seeded with a .1 BTC bounty.

You can view the website here, at
http://www.puzzlecoin.com

You can visit our IRC on Freenode at #puzzlecoin, as well as post comments, questions, and suggestions below.