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Perhaps the most pointless game.
"Bryan Audley's Numbers" is a puzzle where you have to find a way out of the 3-D labyrinth using the theory of numbers. At the heart of gameplay are prime numbers, its identification helps you move through the maze. In fact, all that is required of the player is to perform mathematical operations in mind.
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Hey. My name is Bryan Audley ... sort of. I was inside a giant death maze. And only numbers will help me find a way out.
What does it mean? No idea. I'm afraid I'll die here.
... All this construction consists of identical cubic rooms, there is a hatch in the same room on each face of rooms. Each of these cubes has a unique three figures number, and if at least one of them is prime, there is a death trap. But that's not all. Numbers know where the exit is. And that's all I know. There must be some order behind them, but I do not see it.
I’ve been trying to solve this riddle for three days already. In general, it's fun enough, come here. Now I can’t manage alone.
