Password requirements for online services are becoming increasingly complex, with parameters that defy logic and patience. However, Neal Agarwal, whom we remember well for his ocean depths guide and his asteroid impact simulator, accomplished the impossible: turning password creation into a game. Visit The Password Game… and take it easy.
Neal Agarwal's page has some very interesting things. For example, one of his games challenges us to create a perfect circle with the mouse. Sell Sell Sell helps us visualize the sales volume of some giants in the market, and Ambient Chaos generates sounds to improve our productivity or relax.
His most recent project is called The Password Game, and the idea is to create a password obeying the generator's requirements… which become increasingly absurd.
Enjoy the Madness of Creating Passwords with The Password Game
Agarwal admits that the concept of the game has been on his mind for a while, but he reached the limit when a service told him that his password was too long.
The Password Game takes those technical quirks to an extreme level: Mathematics, captchas, Roman numerals, emojis, geographic identification, a sponsor, the periodic table, a chess exercise (which I couldn't solve because I'm really bad) and even a YouTube video are part of this nightmare.
Following the information shared by other users, I think I got halfway. Even with spoilers, the game is not easy, and the worst part is that its 'solution' changes daily, forcing us to adapt the password a little more each time. Good luck! You'll need it.
Play The Password Game: Click here
