Puzzle Game 'What's the Password?' Delivers Clever Depth Through Simple Design

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Indie game 'What's the Password?' by solo developer Dan DiIorio, known as TrampolineTales, challenges players to enter the correct four-digit code to solve each of its 100-plus puzzles. Despite its straightforward premise, the game uses its minimalist constraint as a canvas for inventive puzzle design. Clues are presented in varied formats, ranging from written text to visual elements like blinking clock digits. The game can be completed in a few hours but consistently surprises players with creative mechanics throughout.

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