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There Is No Game

Play There Is No Game and ignore the statements of the narrator to solve the puzzles that are found within the interface. The blend of clicking, dragging the letters, breaking the interface rules and visual puns keeps the gameplay coherent while the game itself hides objects

Category: Puzzle
Developer: Pascal Cammisotto
Game Engine: Externally hosted (iframe)
Platforms: Browser (desktop-only)
Orientation: Landscape

Introduction

There Is No Game is a meta puzzle game where you have to ignore the statements of the narrator and find the puzzles hidden within the interface. The core of the gameplay is represented by the combination of clicking, dragging the letters, breaking the interface rules and visual puns. These features make the use of the title screen and the interface as puzzles much more efficient than rushing. The biggest drawback of the game is the way the objects needed for puzzles are hidden.

How to Play

First, you need to understand how to control There Is No Game – click, drag, and play around using either mouse or touch. Second, try to find the shortest and safest route to avoid the assertions made by the narrator and find puzzles concealed within the interface. The critical information here is viewing the title screen and the interface as puzzle pieces. This is important because the game has an intentional feature of hiding objects within jokes and punishing players with menus immediately.

Features

  • Simple point and click mechanics 
  • Creative interface puzzles
  • Clever visuals
  •  Short  puzzles
  • Unexpected twists and surprises
  • Hidden objects
  • Interactive menu and screens

Controls

There Is No Game uses this controller scheme: mouse or touch for clicking, dragging, and experimenting. Do not do rapid inputs as it will normally make the game more difficult by hiding useful items inside jokes and menus.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do newbies usually make mistakes in There Is No Game?
One mistake is rushing through the game without realizing that there is much that needs attention and many useful objects are hidden in jokes and menus. Typically, new There Is No Game players become better at the game once they learn to treat the title screen and interface as puzzle pieces.
How does clicking function in There Is No Game?
Clicking is a part of the main cycle in There Is No Game, so it will determine your approach to the following action in There Is No Game.

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