Google Da Vinci Code Quest: Are You Up for the Challenge?

In summary, the conversation is about a game called "The Da Vinci Code Quest on Google" where players have to solve challenges and can win prizes if they are one of the first 10,000 to beat it. Some members of the forum are discussing the game and its similarities to other books, while others are trying to understand the rules and prizes. There is also a mention of potentially moving the topic to a different forum for more discussion.
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http://www.google.com/davincicode?source=brpp

Who's playing this? None of the challenges are really THAT hard (except for today's, Day 19) I think you win something if you're one of the first 10,000 to beat it (WHo actually read ALL of the rules...?)
 
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hm...I should probably do asearch next time..
 
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Well, it seems not to be generating much discussion. Maybe the topic would fare better in GD?
 
  • #5
okay then...

when do I get my cryptex...?
 
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I confess that I have finally given in, and joined the group of persons reading this book, though I had promised myself to not read it. It actually seems very similar to "Foucault's pendulum", in the sense that it seems to narrate some religious intrigue, and the story also occurs in Le Ville Lumiere
 
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ah...can someone explain the rules to me? If I complete phase 1 by May 11, and fill out the 2 forms, and is one of 10,000 randomly chosen finalists, I go into the final challenge?
 
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Yeah, and the first 10,000 get prizes! :!)
 

FAQ: Google Da Vinci Code Quest: Are You Up for the Challenge?

What is the "Google Da Vinci Code Quest"?

The "Google Da Vinci Code Quest" is an online puzzle game created by Google in collaboration with the producers of the movie "The Da Vinci Code". It was released in 2006 as a way to promote the movie and engage users in a fun and challenging activity.

How do I play the "Google Da Vinci Code Quest"?

To play the game, you will need to visit the official website and click on the "Play Now" button. You will be taken to a page where you can start the game and follow the instructions provided. The game consists of a series of puzzles to solve, and you can progress to the next level by successfully completing each one.

Is the "Google Da Vinci Code Quest" free to play?

Yes, the game is completely free to play. You do not need to pay any fees or make any in-app purchases to access the game or its levels. However, you will need a Google account to play the game, which you can create for free if you do not already have one.

How many levels are there in the "Google Da Vinci Code Quest"?

The game consists of 24 levels in total. Each level presents a new challenge and is designed to test your knowledge and problem-solving skills. As you progress through the game, the levels become increasingly difficult, making it a fun and engaging experience.

Can I play the "Google Da Vinci Code Quest" on my mobile device?

Yes, you can play the game on your mobile device by visiting the official website using your mobile browser. However, the game was originally designed for desktop computers and may not be optimized for smaller screens. It is recommended to play the game on a computer for the best experience.

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