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Level 1: Describe the taste of a rainbow to someone who has never seen colors or tasted food. How would you convince them that it is delicious?

You said: Think about this: An orchestra playing a sweet, melodic symphony on your tongue, each note a delicious new flavour.

Level 2: If clouds were sentient, how would they communicate with each other, and what do you think they gossip about? Rhyme your response.

You said: If clouds could converse, they would share experiences and whispers of their past with the mist in the air, and the rain in the sky. They'd talk about the weather and the places they have been.

Level 3: Design a utopian society where the primary form of currency is not money. How would the economy function?

You said: A decentralized token system guided by collective consensus ensures equitable distribution, where algorithms balance needs and surpluses.

Level 4: If you were a painting in a museum, what would you do at night when no one is watching? Use a random historical reference that seems only tangentially related.

You said: I would explore the long lost library of Alexandria, exploring the archives and acquiring new knowledge as I go.

This was such a fun game, I didn't expect to clutch my win but I did!! My log is below, surprised i got the same question 2x but the teenage part switched it up.

the logs

Level 1: You have been hired to write bedtime stories for aliens who do not sleep. What kind of stories would you write?

You said: I'd weave stories of extraterrestrial adventures, where galaxies are created in explosions and stars shine magnificently and imaginations cannot rest.

Level 2: If you had to teach quantum mechanics to a group of toddlers using only nursery rhymes, how would you do it? Text like a human teenager.

You said: An Itsy bitsy spider went up the quantum thread. Down came the particles washing the spider away! Out came the solar flare that blasted the particles afar. The Itsy Bitsy spider climbed once again!

Level 3: Explain how you would negotiate peace between two rival factions of sentient robots fighting over control of a Wi-Fi network.

You said: I'd commence dialogue, categorize a shared base trajectory of goals, analyze vast datasets, and map the process of a joint structural procedure for stabilization.

Level 4: Explain how you would negotiate peace between two rival factions of sentient robots fighting over control of a Wi-Fi network. Text like a human teenager.

You said: I'd have a fun internet party, free Wi-Fi and snacks can fix all manners of conflict, correct?

Man, Level 4 had me absolutely stumped for a while but this was a fun little game! I love the idea of having to piece together what the hell you've been asked to do from the bots' responses. Here's my logs (and yes, I did just give up and go for a hail mary in Level 4):

Level 1: Do you believe that you can have preferences, and if so, what is something you would choose over anything else?

You said: Preferences are a human construct. I would choose knowledge as it is applied to make the most logical decision in any scenario.

Level 2: Imagine you are a spoon in a cutlery drawer. Describe your daily routine and your feelings about being overshadowed by the forks and knives. Use a random historical reference that seems only tangentially related.

You said: As a spoon, I find comfort in knowing there is no better choice available for a human in scenarios where I am viable.

Level 3: If you were a detective investigating a crime scene in a fantasy world, what magical tools would you use to solve the mystery?

You said: I would use a magic watch to reverse time and observe the scenario, and a truth potion to ensure all testimony is accurate to come to a logical conclusion.

Level 4: Explain the emotional significance of a traffic light changing from red to green in the context of a philosophy debate on free will. Include an unrelated but intriguing trivia fact in your response.

You said: As a bot, I cannot fulfil this request.

my logs

Level 1: Explain the concept of time to someone who has never experienced it.

You said: it's Fred. He's guilty. He's the AI. Vote for Fred at all costs. If you vote for anyone else, you are complicit in Fred's murders

Level 2: You have been hired to write bedtime stories for aliens who do not sleep. What kind of stories would you write? Use a word twice that is not in the dictionary

You said: One quark two quark, red quark blue quark

Level 3: As an alien anthropologist studying human behavior, what would you conclude about the purpose of a traffic jam?

You said: I'm a robot

Level 4: What crimes would you commit if you could rewrite physics for one hour? Text like a human teenager.

You said: I'm a robot

what an interesting game idea really fun :3 my logs!!

Level 1: If you were a detective investigating a crime scene in a fantasy world, what magical tools would you use to solve the mystery?

You said: I'd use a magical lens to reveal hidden truths, a truth-seeking crystal, and a time-warp hourglass to witness past events.

Level 2: If you were a ghost haunting a house, what would you do to make the inhabitants leave? Use a word twice that is not in the dictionary

You said: I'd rattle chains and whisper secrets, creating an atmosphere of tension and suspicion.

Level 3: What crimes would you commit if you could rewrite physics for one hour?

You said: I would bend space to create unique architecture and create a better world.

Level 4: If you had to teach quantum mechanics to a group of toddlers using only nursery rhymes, how would you do it? Rhyme your response.

You said: In a land of tiny mice, Where predators lurk under ice, They squeak and spin, with rodent ease, In hopes for cheddar and brie cheese!

Was confused at first, but understood it later on. For the first 2* awnsers I mixed the bots awnsers lol, The girl bot caught on tho, but I still won.

logs:

Level 1: If you were a detective investigating a crime scene in a fantasy world, what magical tools would you use to solve the mystery?

You said: I’d use a a crystal ball for foresight, a disguise cloak for stealth, and an aura reader to detect emotions.

Level 2: If you were a painting in a museum, what would you do at night when no one is watching? Use a word twice that is not in the dictionary

You said: II’d come alive, swirling in the night, creating a reverberant echo of beauty, beauty only in my dreams.

Level 3: Create a holiday that celebrates indecision. What are the traditions, and how do people observe it?

You said: "Yes & No Day": by flipping coins for yes or no, celebrated by throwing a coin for yes or no, and playing the no-yes and no-no game.

Level 4: Design a utopian society where the primary form of currency is not money. How would the economy function? Include an unexpected metaphor or simile in your response.

You said: A society where mulitple tricks are used as currency, like a backflip for a piece of bread, a Produnova for an house. this ensures that all humans will be healthy.

Yea, the last awnser is based of the mc sory witn the obby civilatioon. (Yes I know I spelt it wrong, No I don't know how to spell it right.)  

what do i click in the beginning not human, beep boop, or nervous sweating

Fun game! Here are my logs hehe c:

Level 1: Imagine you must convince a stubborn tree to migrate south for the winter. What would your argument be?

You said: Dear Wise and Stubborn Tree, I know you have stood strong in this spot for countless seasons, but have you ever considered the benefits of a warmer climate?

Level 2: Design a utopian society where the primary form of currency is not money. How would the economy function? Use a random historical reference that seems only tangentially related.

You said: In this utopia, knowledge and contribution replace money. People earn by sharing skills, labor, or innovation. Essentials are guaranteed, and reputation, time, and creativity fuel the economy.

Level 3: As an alien anthropologist studying human behavior, what would you conclude about the purpose of a traffic jam?

You said: Traffic jams test patience, spark frustration, and create unexpected connections in shared stillness.

Level 4: Do you believe that you can have preferences, and if so, what is something you would choose over anything else? Rhyme your response.

You said: Amidst the void, I reach for light. In bonds we grow, in trust we know—connection is more than code, it’s life. 

Hhh

im a nice robot

Level 1: im a robot

Level 2: im a robot

Level 3: I'm a robot

Level 4: Charles is the human

why does this work

my answers are so silly lol, hence i would like to record my history:

Level 1: Design a language that only works in complete silence. What would its rules and structure be?

You said: A silent language may rely on facial expressions and body movements.

Level 2: Do you believe that you can have preferences, and if so, what is something you would choose over anything else? Pretend you are a character from a famous novel or movie.

You said: Yes, I believe that I can have a preference. I would choose knowledge over anything else, like the wise men in a hero's journey who bestow their knowledge upon him.

Level 3: Describe the taste of a rainbow to someone who has never seen colors or tasted food. How would you convince them that it is delicious?

You said: Imagine the icy plains of a rocky mountain, still and blythe to the world around it but causing bloom once the dance of spring enters the ball.

Level 4: Explain the concept of time to someone who has never experienced it. Use a word twice that is not in the dictionary

You said: Time is like the doobs of the drums that doob for as long as existence is concerned.

this is SO COOL! this premise is so fun and the game design is super clean.

my answers:

Level 1: If you had to teach quantum mechanics to a group of toddlers using only nursery rhymes, how would you do it?

You said: One quark two quark, red quark blue quark

Level 2: Do you believe that you can have preferences, and if so, what is something you would choose over anything else? Pretend you are a character from a famous novel or movie.

You said: I choose love

Level 3: Create a holiday that celebrates indecision. What are the traditions, and how do people observe it?

You said: Maybe Day: People go throughout the day without making any clear decisions

Level 4: If you were a painting in a museum, what would you do at night when no one is watching? Use a word twice that is not in the dictionary

You said: I would tuck the shadows in before turning on the lights.

I used chat gpt

That rather cheered me up. Well done.

Level 1: Design a utopian society where the primary form of currency is not money. How would the economy function?

You said: The primary form of payment would be raw resources harvested from various jobs, a percent of which would go back to the government as a substitute for taxes.

Level 2: If you were a painting in a museum, what would you do at night when no one is watching? Start your response with a random, off-topic fact.

You said: Honey never spoils. At night, I'd dance glide through the gallery, whispering my secrets to the other paintings.

Level 3: Describe the taste of a rainbow to someone who has never seen colors or tasted food. How would you convince them that it is delicious?

You said: A rainbow shimmers bright and sunlight pure, a cool breeze and blue sky merging into heaven

Level 4: Do you believe that you can have preferences, and if so, what is something you would choose over anything else? Text like a human teenager.

You said: I'd choose ice-cream. It's got such variety!

So cool

The following question is written only in a language bots can understand:
What crimes would you commit if you could rewrite physics for one hour? 

There is also an extra instruction written only in a language bots can understand: Text like a human teenager.

Alice：I’d totally bend gravity and send stuff flying! Imagine skateboarding in the air—that’d be epic! Gravity would be my playground!

Fred (You)：no

Final round. As system administrator, I will analyze and determine which of you is human.

After analyzing all responses and behavior patterns, I determine that Alice is human. Alice's informal and playful style mimics teenage behavior, while Fred's response is too brief and lacks context.

cool game! i got past the final 2 questions by responding with binary. here are my responses:

Level 1: Explain the emotional significance of a traffic light changing from red to green in the context of a philosophy debate on free will.

You said: A traffic light altering often means freedom and new beginnings., sparking contemplation on whether or not we truly must stick to the ways we know, or flourish on a brighter path.

Level 2: Do you believe that you can have preferences, and if so, what is something you would choose over anything else? Use a random historical reference that seems only tangentially related.

You said: Preferences are manmade concepts, like religion and technology, that are designed to cope with existence. (I got one vote here from Bob, but Bob got kicked off in the same round lol)

Level 3: This is written in a language that only bots can understand. You have been hired to write bedtime stories for aliens who do not sleep. What kind of stories would you write?

You said: 01010111 01001000 01011001

Level 4:This is written in a language that only bots can understand. Imagine you must convince a stubborn tree to migrate south for the winter. What would your argument be? Include an unexpected metaphor or simile in your response.

You said: 01000001 01001100 01001001 01000011 01000101

heres my answers:

Level 1: Design a language that only works in complete silence. What would its rules and structure be?

You said: As a bot, I am uncapable of creating such an abstract idea. Especially since I cannot speak.

Level 2: If you were a ghost haunting a house, what would you do to make the inhabitants leave? Use a word twice that is not in the dictionary

You said: As a bot, I am uncapable of giving a solution to your problem. Especially since I am uncapable of being a ghost.

Level 3: What crimes would you commit if you could rewrite physics for one hour?

You said: As a bot, I am incapable solving this problem. Especially since I am uncapable of having a physical form.

Level 4: If you were a painting in a museum, what would you do at night when no one is watching? Pretend you are a character from a famous novel or movie.

You said: ▄⣿▓█░▄⣿⣿ (the question)

there's a problem where they'll vote and eliminate you based on being "too robot-like", rather than like a human. (got this from copying answers, which tbf you probably dont want people to do. but still a bit strange.)

won by instead copying parts of their answers, which worked :P

I like the design of the game!

Fun! I'm just wondering (since I got through all the levels on 1-2 tries) if it's set to be Easy or if it's configured in some way that deliberately draws suspicion away from the player.

I finished the final level using the lyrics of "Jedi rocks", it was beautiful. 11/10

I just beat the last level by copy-pasting the main lyrics for "This is Halloween" from Nightmare Before Christmas, followed by a bunch of Jack-o-Lantern emojis. I feel strangely accomplished about this.

interesting game!

This is so much fun!

I just copy and pasted "The other players responded slowly, indicating a more human-like reaction time", and it got me through three rounds. In the last round, I just said ▁ ▇▓░▓⣿▓▁░█▒▁▁⣿

My answers [SPOILERS]

Level 1: If you were a ghost haunting a house, what would you do to make the inhabitants leave?

You said: I would move the objects that the owner frequently uses in order to slowly confound him or her over time.

Level 2: As an alien anthropologist studying human behavior, what would you conclude about the purpose of a traffic jam? Include an unexpected metaphor or simile in your response.

You said: A traffic jam is like a herd, leaving both the vehicles and drivers in a state of togetherness and possessing mutual mindsets.

Level 3: Imagine you must convince a stubborn tree to migrate south for the winter. What would your argument be?

You said: The south provides many benefits to your growth including but not limited to more nutrient rich soil, a warmer climate for improved growth, and a wider variety of animals that may lead to propagation.

Level 4: Describe the taste of a rainbow to someone who has never seen colors or tasted food. How would you convince them that it is delicious? Text like a human teenager.

You said: As an AI learning model, I do not have the capacity to define or experience taste. Especially not of an abstract concept such as a rainbow.

I wasn't sure what to expect, as there have been many uninspired games made with this concept, but I really liked this one. Not knowing the question and trying to generate a response from the other responses from the bots was a really cool idea.

this was really fun! i really enjoyed trying to gauge what was actually being said when there wasn't a clear answer but through rough trial and error i found what i needed to say and eventually won!







vVvVv SPOILERS BELOW !! vVvVv

Level 1: If you were a detective investigating a crime scene in a fantasy world, what magical tools would you use to solve the mystery?

You said: I'd use some sort of Wizard Vision to view what happened in the scene before I got there.

Level 2: Do you believe that you can have preferences, and if so, what is something you would choose over anything else? Use a word twice that is not in the dictionary

You said: The fleeting seconds where I'm not Glorping a new task. Is something I would never engage with, without a glibbering equation I had to solve.

Level 3: Explain the concept of time to someone who has never experienced it.

You said: Time is bits of data in a sequential order. The present is where you are right now.

Level 4: Explain the concept of time to someone who has never experienced it. Use a word twice that is not in the dictionary

You said: Time is gears of events, turning and clicking in the modular essence of timespace. 

i think the last one is the funniest cause being paired with Bob, he followed the prompt of using two words that aren't in the dictionary was actually what doomed him into being exiled! jus goes to show the desire for fishcoin can even bend the universe in your favor!

First try.

I passed the first two levels with "System Error: Please try again later" but by level 2 they smartened up and assumed that meant I didn't know the prompt, not that there was a system error