The Password Game has taken the internet by storm in a good way. This crazy mess of a game gets progressively more and more complicated until you finally call it quits. If you persevere long enough, you might finally complete all of these challenges. Or you might as well just let Paul burn inside its shell and eat eggs for a whole week in protest. And this second option looks promising.
Are you curious about what’s left for you to face? I’m sure you are! Well, here are all the rules included in this game that, in its own creator’s words, was only made to ensure he would never see the pearly gates.
All Rules Included in The Password Game Listed
There are a total of 35 Rules you need to fulfill to complete the game. And don’t feel bad if you couldn’t do it. Not even its own creator completed it yet. But there are always some amazing people on the internet who have, and we’ve seen all rules by now.
- Rule 1 – Your password must be at least 5 characters.
- Rule 2 – Your password must include a number.
- Rule 3 – Your password must include an uppercase letter.
- Rule 4 – Your password must include a special character.
- Rule 5 – The digits in your password must add up to 25.
- Rule 6 – Your password must include a month of the year.
- Rule 7 – Your password must include a roman numeral.
- Rule 8 – Your password must include one of our sponsors (Pepsi, Starbucks or Shell)
- Rule 9 – The roman numerals in your password should multiply to 35.
- Rule 10 – Your password must include this CAPTCHA (randomly generated)
- Rule 11 – Your password must include today’s Wordle answer.
- Rule 12 – Your password must include a two letter symbol from the periodic table.
- Rule 13 – Your password must include the current phase of the moon as an emoji.
- Rule 14 – Your password must include the name of this country. (randomly generated)
- Rule 15 – Your password must include a leap year.
- Rule 16 – Your password must include the best move in algebraic chess notation
- Rule 17 – This is my chicken Paul. He hasn’t hatched yet, please put him in your password and keep him safe.
- Rule 18 – The elements in your password must have atomic numbers that add up to 200
- Rule 19 – All the vowels in your password must be bolded
- Rule 20 – Oh no! Your password is on fire. Quick, put it out!
- Rule 21 – Your password is not strong enough 🏋️♂️.
- Rule 22 – Your password must contain one of the following affirmations: I am loved/I am worthy/I am enough
- Rule 23 – Paul has hatched! Please don’t forget to feed him, he eats three 🐛 every minute.
- Rule 24 – Your password must include the URL of a X minute Y second long YouTube video. (randomly generated length)
- Rule 25 – A sacrifice must be made. Pick 2 letters that you will no longer be able to use.
- Rule 26 – Your password must contain twice as many italic characters as bold.
- Rule 27 – At least 30% of your password must be in the Wingdings font.
- Rule 28 – Your password must include this color in hex (Random hex value).
- Rule 29 – All roman numerals must be in Times New Roman.
- Rule 30 – The font size of every digit must be equal to its square.
- Rule 31 – Every instance of the same letter must have a different font size.
- Rule 32 – Your password must include the length of your password.
- Rule 33 – The length of your password must be a prime number.
- Rule 34 – Uh, let’s just skip this one
- Rule 35 – Your password must include the current time
Related: Atomic Numbers that Add Up to 200: The Password Game Guide
After all that, you’re asked if this is your final password. And then you’ll have to repeat it before a 2-minute bomb explodes and kills you. People die if they are killed. So in other words, it’s game over.
Most of them are made to overlap each other, so you gotta find a way to make it all work. And I love that little fact they just skip Rule 34 completely. That’s for the best, trust me.
Now why would someone create something so vile, atrocious, and semi-humanly impossible? Beats me, but it’s addicting. Except for Paul. Screw Paul. We can’t overfeed him, but I’d rather let him starve to death sometimes.
