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KONGREGATE BEARBARIANS CODE

But have you ever stopped to think about what keeps you breathing, how information travels from your senses to your brain instantly, or any of the other amazing things that constantly happen to keep you alive? What happens when the human body is put into extreme situations? These questions can be answered by Code Fred: Survival Mode sponsored by the Museum of Science and Technology of Chicago, which is an educational flash game teaching how your body works. Our body is a complex system built for everyday's survival and incredible phenomena are happening in your body all the time. The mouse will pulse to the heartbeat of the live one.Дeveloper: Museum of Science and Technology of Chicago One will resize much bigger than the other.Дў0) Which Living? - Click and hold one each circle. Keep clicking them until they resize themselves. The one that's brighter is the older one.ДЎ9) Which Bigger? - Click each circle to make them smaller. It should peel away and one should have a star under it.ДЎ8) Which Old? - Pick up each circle. One should stay in place when holding it, the other should slide out of the cursor.ДЎ7) Which Luck (2)? - Click and drag any edge of the circle over itself. One shouldn't move your cursor when you do this.ДЎ6) Which Heavier (2)? - Click and drag each circle upwards. The view of your cursor should move like its moving around a ball for the correct one.ДЎ5) Which Sticky? - Try to click and drag your cursor on each ball. One will move the cursor around.ДЎ4) Which Ball? - Click and drag your cursor on each circle. One will keep sliding after you let go.ДЎ3) Which Rotation? - Click and hold each circle. One should have a removable section.ДЎ2) Which Ice? - Click and drag each circle. The lighter circle rises faster.ДЎ1) Which Cutting? - Click and drag the right area of each circle. Choose the circle with the star.ДЎ0) Which Light? - Click and drag the roof/area above the circle upwards. One will drag slower than the other.ДЁ) Which Thin? - Click on either the left or right side of the circles to see how thick each one is.Д©) Which Lucky? - Click and drag over each circle to clear away the color. That is the correct ball.Д§) Which Rough? - Click and drag your cursor over each circle. One will look like you're pushing into it. Pick the clear ball.Д¦) Which Soft (2)? - Click each circle. One will be colored, the other will be clear. One will leave a streak of paint.ДҐ) Which Cleanness? - Pick up each circle. Each will shake the screen, but one will shake it more than the other.Д¤) Which Painted? - Drag the cursor in each circle. The one that turns off the light is the correct one.ДЈ) Which Heavier? - Drop both circles. One will smoosh/ flatten as it lands.Дў) Which Switch? - Click on both circles. WEEEEE! ^^ДЎ) Which Soft? - Pick up and drop both circles. I would purpose the game to be longer and have more variations! I managed to get 18/20 on my first try. It's a piece of cake but, an enjoyable little game. Simple logic and minimal experimentation are all you need for the game. A reminder, each game is randomized so can't expect the same answers for each game. That's all about it! There aren't any trap questions or misleading answers yet, one can be fooled by the simplicity of the game. Players will have to point and click to the circle to tell the difference in all twenty levels. For an example, one of them is asking you to choose between which is soft or hard. Those questions are pretty straightforward and direct. You have to choose between two to answer the question. You are given a question and two circles in front of you Circle A and Circle B. Which? is a short and simple puzzle flash game. Give this game a try, I bet you will be spending a quality five minutes of fun in this flash game. Quite often when I procrastinate, I'll find myself doing things I really enjoy I should be studying for my exams but hey, I chose to write a review on this game called Which? by Yoshio Ishii. I think I have fallen in love with procrastination.

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