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404: Game Not Found

404: Game Not Found (GNF) is a rage-bait puzzle game packed with trick questions, puns, riddles and minigames. You’ll face a series of questions ranging from logical to nonsensical rubbish.

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FreddieThePebble
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About the Game

404: Game Not Found (GNF) is a rage-bait puzzle game packed with trick questions, puns, riddles, and minigames. You’ll face a constant stream of questions that range from logical to complete nonsensical rubbish.

Gameplay

  • Unlike most games, GNF does not include a lives or checkpoint system. Your progress is fully reset after each failure, forcing you to learn through trial and error.

  • A majority of the questions rely on wordplay, red herrings, and riddles; therefore, the answers are rarely black and white — many questions can be interpreted in multiple ways, and thinking outside the box is often required.

  • There are no difficulty modes.

  • There is no tutorial.

  • This game is like a swimming teacher from the 1900s: instead of giving hints, teaching, and starting slow then working up, they just chuck you in the deep end and hope you make it.

Information

  • The base game contains 64 questions.

  • The game is heavily reliant on Steam integration, making use of Stats, Leaderboards, Achievements, and Steam Cloud.

  • GNF was heavily inspired by The Impossible Quiz.

  • The game is exclusive to Steam on Windows PC and requires a mouse and keyboard.

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