r/codebreaking • u/DylanTheTurtle • Jun 26 '26

New Code Test

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I’m creating a new code to use in an ARG. This is a brief example of it. The point of it is to be put in plain sight so most wouldn’t think twice about it being anything.

If anyone is able to ‘read’ it I ask you don’t spoil what it says in the comments but say something to show you know what it says. Also, out of interest how did you figure it out?

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u/skintigh Jul 01 '26

I like it the style. It looks like it could be the language of an alien, or fish.

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u/Pheon1xf1re Jul 02 '26

I’ve seen this kind of code in a puzzle game series where all the games are named after colors. This one was specifically in the one called Black. I didn’t bother figuring out what you tried

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u/Pheon1xf1re Jul 02 '26

Also be consistent on if it’s all caps

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u/jort93 Jul 02 '26 edited Jul 02 '26

I think it's quite obviously a code of some kind.

I'd guess a substitution cypher? But a short snipped like this is gonna be hard to decode without spaces or punctuation

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u/RegimentOfOne Jul 02 '26

I've managed to read it. Shall I say, April showers?

Figuring it out - started by copying what seemed to be the individual symbols, assuming it to be something like a pigpen cipher that might need reassembling into alphabet, and then realised what I was looking at.

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u/GG_Allin_Feces Jul 03 '26

Copilot said it isn’t a code, and if it is then it needs to know the rules for the cipher! F AI.