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I am not sure that it's the normal kind of web puzzle. The logins are being handled by an endpoint on AppEngine called 'ah'. Also this mysterious url: https://

by jpgvm 12y ago

I am not sure that it's the normal kind of web puzzle. The logins are being handled by an endpoint on AppEngine called 'ah'. Also this mysterious url: https://appengine.google.com/_ah/ https://appengine.google.com/_ah/ Though there is definitely some semblance of it being a game, the iframe contains a reference to CSS file called rhgame.css. There doesn't seem to be any avenue to log yourself in, by the looks of it they first send people to a registration URL of some description (probably a redirect from a specific set of search terms or something similar). I am not really one for doing the kinds of puzzles where you just shoot in the dark for a while.. if there were actually clues/riddles hidden in the HTML/JS/CSS or similar then I would have alot more fun with it.

matchu 12y ago
/_ah/ contains internal App Engine routes, like authentication, for all App Engine apps; not just Google's. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4408042/what-does-ah-mean-in-google-app-engine http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4408042/what-does-ah-mean...
kylebrown 12y ago
The puzzle is not figuring out how to log in. You get an invite, then you get the challenges: http://i.imgur.com/xtCdf94.png http://i.imgur.com/xtCdf94.png They are story problems. The first one is cycle detection for a singly-linked list. After solving that, you can request another (time remaining is reset). In the math category, its a subset sum problem: http://pastebin.com/SEZXhKHY http://pastebin.com/SEZXhKHY