Siena Sudlow hits upon her dream when a music producer spots her at an open mic night and asks her on tour with her favourite band. The dream doesn't last long as she becomes embroiled in the scandalous activities of the lead singer, and the bands dispute with their management. Siena lives the high life for a wild week of photo shoots, award ceremonies and launch parties before the hearsay and gossip gets too much, the paparazzi is surrounding the hotel and she needs out. She stashes your message in an online vault and leaves a series of clues to reveal the passcode.
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Much better than the other puzzle post games we have played. The higher difficulty definitely made it feel more like a puzzle than the easier ones. Liked some of the details in this one and great care given to make the experience authentic. I would like to see more variety in the into letters as they all just sound the same.
There is plenty of content packed into The Split, and this is where
Puzzle Post shine, the quality of the items is second to none, and these
little trinkets, cards, flyers and everything else in between give a
a real sense of immersion to the game, although you are searching through
the real artefacts.
The Split is one of Puzzle Post’s harder games in their series, but the idea is the same as The Missed Flight: You purchase a copy and hide a hidden message in the game. This might be a video, or a plaintext message. Your message is then stored behind a login and a password, the latter for which is hidden in the game. So, when your recipient receives a mysterious envelope, they must first crack the code before they can access the message. So cool!
