I prefer to be called a hacker.
February 20, 2015 3:33 PM   Subscribe

I Know This! is a game about movie-hacking. (via)

Gameplay is simple: use the arrow keys to move to a search node (pink block) and press enter/return, then type things on your keyboard until you start seeing red text, then backspace until you have just green text. Then hit enter/return. Do that another 9 times. Then progress to a new search node (pink blocks) and try again, until you narrow down where your target data is.

Ostensibly for Windows, Mac, and Linux, but the Linux build is taken down right now, and the OSX build has a bug where the search percentages are stuck at 100%. Keep an eye on it for updates!
posted by curious nu (8 comments total) 8 users marked this as a favorite
 
And, a new game to look at, annnnnnd I'm doing a Linux day today. [sigh]
posted by Samizdata at 4:05 PM on February 20, 2015 [1 favorite]


But will it appeal to the data travelers, electro-wizards, and techno-anarchists?
posted by Uppity Pigeon #2 at 4:29 PM on February 20, 2015 [2 favorites]


Uppity Pigeon #2: "But will it appeal to the data travelers, electro-wizards, and techno-anarchists?"

It is data and it is FREE. It is also open source.

What else do they need? (Also, pretty sure the console cowboys would like it too.)
posted by Samizdata at 4:35 PM on February 20, 2015


If you read the comments on the link, the author of fsn (the 3d file browser inspiring this) actually drops by! Now I'm just sad Unity doesn't run on IRIX.
posted by arrjay at 4:53 PM on February 20, 2015


If you have IRIX, why don't you just use fsn?

People eyerolling at that scene seriously gets on my nerves. There are so many movies to make fun of, and you pick the one with the half-way decent representation of technology?
posted by jeffkramer at 7:30 PM on February 20, 2015


Also: Dinosaurs!
posted by jeffkramer at 7:54 PM on February 20, 2015


That was fun. Short but enjoyable. I wish it had implemented more Unix-Y cursor line editing.
posted by lkc at 10:15 PM on February 21, 2015




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