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Little Knight's Last Night

You are a QA tester for a game company working late at night. Your job is to look out for anomalies and glitches in their upcoming top-down adventure game. Will you play the game, or will the game play you?

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About the Game

Your job is to test LITTLE KNIGHT ADVENTURE and report the status of each level using the central room's staircases.

KNOW THE DIFFERENCE:

  GLITCHES (2D Only): Standard software bugs confined to the game. Our developers will fix these. Treat as SAFE.

ANOMALIES (2D & 3D): Severe events that bleed from the game into our reality. Treat as ANOMALY.

MAKE YOUR CHOICE:

BLUE STAIRS (LEFT): The level is SAFE.

RED STAIRS (RIGHT): You spotted an ANOMALY.

Pay close attention to both the screen and your workstation. 

Your shift is done when you correctly diagnose 10 levels in a row. Observe carefully...