Contents [] How to use this table This table can be used to figure out a Password, given its length and at least one known letter (though more than one may be required). To do so, perform the following: • Collect a single letter to the Password from any untapped Terminal. • Note the length of the password (including all dots + the letter you've just found) and scroll down to the correct section of this page.
• Click the 'sort' button for the sequential number of the letter you found to sort the table by that letter. • Scroll down to the letter you've got. • If there is only one option fitting this letter, that is (probably) the current password. • If there is more than one match, you may want to continue collecting more letters and matching them against the options you've got in front of you. Example After tapping a single terminal, the password window reads '.F.'
• This password is 6 letters long, so we scroll down to the '6 Letters' section of this article. • Since we have the third letter in the password ('F'), we press the #3 sort button. • We scroll down to the part of the table showing F in spot #3. • The options shown are 'CUFFED', 'INFORM', OFFICE' and 'RIFLES'.
Password Game Word List
• Since there are too many options, we keep playing and try to find another Terminal. Let's say that we have done this, and now our password window reads '.F.S'. • We look again at the same place as before, except now we know that the last letter must be 'S'.
Printable Password Game Cards
Then just click New Word and you’re good to go – the word generator will give you a game word from the list and you can play! My amazing husband also made an iPhone app with all the same content. Download it here on the App Store. Nov 10, 2017 - What you need: Only a list of words (and I've got plenty for you). Once Ben and Dan both know the password, the game can start.