After a few days without posting, I'm back to tell about what has left me no time for blogging, the riddles. What are the riddles? These games, if you can call them esque and extremely enviciantes HTML-only. The idea of \u200b\u200bthese games is to pass levels, which can be done in various ways among which are looking for clues on the page, either looking at the page title, url, name of the image, the image itself and the source code or searching for information of all kinds of types in google or wikipedia. To spend some levels you need to edit sound, edit imagens, have knowledge music and html programming, learn how to handle new software, look for information online with different techniques and even have complex computer skills. Each level is a puzzle in itself, some easy to solve and some that may take weeks without even being able to find how to start. 
I've been playing these days, "Third Eye: The Game" which is the only such, as I know, in English. Has 67 stages so far (ever go up more) and I'm on 50. Needless to say the game is very entertaining and if you dare to accept the challenge will not be sorry. If you want to track can go to Forum or Blog (for more explicit tracks) but is much more fun trying to solve the level itself (and though the temptation is strong, try not to look for answers, you lose the charm).
"Third Eye" is not the only riddle that there is obviously no more, and the most famous of them all is NotprOn, calling itself "The hardest riddle available on the Internet." This was the first I played but do not remember until the stage arrived, and put the title seems to be true because only 113 people have passed (which is 0.001%, or difficult)
To conclude, I was 100% clear that I recommend the riddles and you will regret not playing them, so if you decide to play, can discuss what they thought the game or ask for hints if you get stuck on some level, here in the blog. That's for today and Poster!
Just follow the white rabbit ... PS: New Quote.
