The Da Vinci Code Quest began on April 17th (drat missed it, but *phew* - you can play catch up), and gives you a puzzle to solve every day for 24 days. If you solve all 24 puzzles correctly you have a chance of winning "untold riches" (tickets to preview screenings of the film would be my uncharitable guess). The two "puzzles" I've played so far have been simple, but quite nice, flash mini games. I'm not sure if things are going to get harder as time goes on. The best thing about the game, at least for g33ks like me, is that it integrates into your personalised google homepage, so I'll actually remember to play everyday. See the pic below [subbed by THC & sopdox].
Entry 1879, Wednesday, April 19th 2006, Filed In Games
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Knkabel
:Done Also!
Knkabel
:That seemed pretty easy! Compared to some of the others... Actually that last couple of days have been pretty easy huh?
Donna
:Day 22 over and done with..... I think it must have been the first puzzle that I haven't had to really think about! lol
Ynottperfect
:Boo,
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THE first view of the ruins in the Forum brought a keen sense of disappointment
or goto
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http://books.google.com/books?vid=LCCN04006011&id=Kx0uw545H1oC&pg=PA151&q=ruins,+forum&vq=ruins,+forum&dq=Italian+Journeys
Sammie_Dodger
:Did anyone else get a chess challenge fpr day 22..?! it seems as though u've had different puzzles...!!
Colin
:Chess Puzzle for day 22
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Nerf?
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Poussin
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Isis
Sammie_Dodger
:the greek goddess in Isis..
the Nautinear is the leader and i think i clicked pousin for the member who is not part of the sion...
Inis
:Day 22 - Chess :
1.The leading member of the Priory Sion is called?
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Nautonnier
2.Which of these men was not rumored to be a Priory of Sion member?
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Nicolas Pussin
3.Whats the name of the ancient Egyptian goddess of fertility?
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Isis
boo
:Once again Ynottperfect, thanks for your help!!!
Amy
:I agree - i wish they'd make them harder...! although... i suppose we do have google ... without that it would be really tricky! especially as ive leant my copy of the book to my friend (and still haven't got it back!) grrr!
roll on tomorrow!
Amyxxx :)
Lom
:According to Grant Allen's Paris, this is the most undoubted work of the master in existence.
Ish
:According to The Eclectic Review, it is not galleries that make artists, but what? Answer please!
S
:Please help- what is the answer to this question. been looking for hours
Vol. IV of The Eclectic Review, whose childhood was distinguished by the inevitable persecutions which all geniuses are fated to endure?
- frustrated
Tully
:yo, S, (post#1013) a simple search revealed that the person distinguished by the inevitable...yaddah, yaddah, yaddah...was:
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Michael Angelo Buonarroti
again, hope this helps...and a message for Jazz (#998)...I'll bring the marshmallows if you bring the firewood!!! lol!
Salka
:HELP!!!
"According to Vol. XXIII of The Eclectic Review, who was the most paradoxical man of the age?"
Help, ANYONE??? i want to think of marshmallows too, but for now, HEEEEEEEEELP!!!! :S
Salka
:Never mind, i got it. If anyone else has trouble with the same puzzle
"According to Vol. XXIII of The Eclectic Review, who was the most paradoxical man of the age?"
the answer is
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suthey
S McCalla
:Thanks Tully. I'm blocked by alot of sites at work.
Nat
:please help....can someone please tell me what time puzzles are posted in nsw aus ...pleeeeaaaaassssseeee
Mailuvs
:can someone pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee help me? i really want to play this game but it keeps coming up black. can anyone help me? pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Hermit
:hi i need to know "According to Vol. IV of The Eclectic Review, what author has a fervid imagination and wonderful power?"
i just cant find it!
Ynottperfect
:Boo,
Your welcome. The more, the merrier!
Ynottperfect
:Lom,
According to Grant Allen's Paris, this is the most undoubted work of the master in existence.
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Mona Lisa
Ynottperfect
:Ish,
According to The Eclectic Review, it is not galleries that make artists, but what? Answer please!
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Pictures
Ynottperfect
:Hermit,
"According to Vol. IV of The Eclectic Review, what author has a fervid imagination and wonderful power?"
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Mr. Ruskin
Ynottperfect
:Nat,
I am in EST in US, they are here at 1:00pm. You are 14 hours ahead, so yours would show at 3:00am.
Ynottperfect
:Mailuvs,
Not sure why you are having trouble. Are your working on a dial-up connection?
Ynottperfect
:Hey everyone,
I just found out that US contestants play against each other; UK contestants play against each other; and Australian contestants play against each other. So there will be three winners, one from each country. (Each prize package is differant as well.)
Good solving too all!!
Ruby
:Anyone have the answers to day 22? thanks
Ynottperfect
:Ruby,
Inis posted them on #1008.
Ruby
:Thank you
Lilcherub
:Love all the help and if I can do anything, I will :-)
Wuxxler
:So.... What happens if you win, and can't afford to pay income taxes on the $128,000 grand prize?
Nat
:Ynottperfect re: #1025
thank you so much i had given up on any one trying to help me so thanks a heaps......best of luck to u ....... :-)
Tizza
:howdy just finished chess one not quite as hard as i thought
Nav
:According to Vol. XXIII of The Eclectic Review, who was the most paradoxical man of the age?
The answer is misspelt by Salka
Answer is </ southey >
Tully
:Wuxxler (#1032), I have a suggestion...if you cannot afford the taxes on the prize please make a charitable donation to ME and I will ensure not only will the taxes be paid, but there will be marshmallows for ALL aplenty!!
Can I ask some new players to PLEASE check all the answers already listed above (c'mon, it's not THAT hard!) to save repetition and time wasting.
The earlier link given to the Wiki page containing all the answers has since been closed down...spoilsports!!
Bring it on, we're ready for the final lap now!!!
This is SUCH an amazing game so far.
Chezky
:Im soooo stupid im stuck on day 7 !! its one of those weird things where u have to fit all the pieces in in some sort of pattern if any1 could help id really appreciate it!! x
Jess
:hey, can nebody help me? ive done all the puzzles, but my comp wont load the 1st restoration puzzle. but its loaded all the other ones...ne ideas?
Grekory5
:can i plz get some help on the observation games my comp is so slow it wont load da clip
Tully
:Gekory5 (#1039), as already said, if you scan ALL the posts above (or make your observation problem a bit more specific, coz we've had four of them so far!) then you will probably get your answer.
Someone has partially resurrected the Wiki answer page with answers up to puzzle 15 if that helps too...
http://senisub.com/davinci/index.php
good luck!
Ynottperfect
:Nat,
Your welcome. Thanks for the good vibes, and back at you. Those of us on this site deserve to be in the final 10,000!!
Ynottperfect
:Chezky, (Re:#1037),
Post each row with the color and symbol location. I'll help.
i.e. Like this...
row #1:cross (red), Ankh (red), circle (green), blank (brown), blank (brown)
row #2: all blank, red, green, green, green, brown
row #3: all blank, red, red, green, grey, brown
row #4: fleur de lis (blue), blank (blue), blank (grey), blank (grey), blank brown
row #5: blank blue, blank blue, blank blue, blank grey, blade (brown)
Liz
:Sorry for asking again, but I'm stuck on day 9: How many airports are in Italy? (estimated 2004)
I've been looking the entire day, but I just can't find it and I saw that someone here did. Couldn't find the post though...
hopefully it's just my dutch blondeness
either way, thank you so much in advance
Liz
:My sweet lord, I found it.
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134
Sopdox
:I think I just got the easiest question so far. What is this classical sequence? 0, 1, 4, 9...
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square numbers
Smile
:Ok .. Day 23 challenge is so simple .. its ridiculous .. i thought it was supposed to get tougher
Smile
:@Sopdox: Everyone is getting the same question.. I think .. :(
Salka
:Hey Nav (#1035),
i guess none of us can get it right, mine was misspelled and yours didn't even appear... :)
anyone who needs the answer to
"According to Vol. XXIII of The Eclectic Review, who was the most paradoxical man of the age?"
is
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southey
Kit-Cat
:Yer I had the square numbers one to- that was far far too easy i didn't need any help from here and normally I do for the question...anyone else suspicious about the level of difficulty of tomorrow??
Becky
:My question for Day 19 is
How long hadWilliam Dean Howell intended to stay at Ferrara during his Italian Jounreys of 1867?
If anyone knows, I would appreciate it! Thanks`
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