This Is Not A Website Dot Com

This Is Not A Website Dot Com turns a strange UI into a clue hunt. Instead of rushing, players must evaluate and link seemingly unconnected data.

General game information

From the Mysterious Interface

• Look around the game's UI before inputting any information. Text, icons, objects, and interactive elements may hint at additional material.
• Do not assume every feature is decorative. In a secret-hunting game, everyday items might spark fresh discoveries.
• Start with what you can read or see. Note notable words, symbols, and images so you can cross-reference them later.

Entering and Checking Keywords

• In-game computers are interactive hubs. Players can enter words or phrases and see on-screen feedback.
• Images, text, audio, and more can unlock with the right input. If you don't obtain the intended response, check your spelling and see if the keyword fits the clue.
• Systematic experimentation works better than random word entry. Prioritize words from photos, documents, or game content.

Linking Clues to Answer

• One detail won't answer many puzzles. You may need to combine a page, image, and message to understand the question.
• Consider whether a new hint adds to or complements your earlier results. Multiple occurrences of a name, symbol, or phrase frequently suggest a connection.
• Avoid making assumptions based on inadequate data. Compare several hints to reduce conjecture and build a reasonable solution.

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Common Puzzle Types

Image-Based Puzzles

• Some problems demand close visual study to reveal text-unknown information. Illustration details, object placement, and hidden symbols can provide important hints.
• Recall visuals to answer character or object questions. Sometimes the solution is a hidden visual detail.

Hidden messages and cyphers

• Key to the experience is decoding. Players may see symbols, scrambled letters, or unusual messages.
• First, find the pattern before deciphering the message. Look for repeated symbols, common words made from the letters, and a reference key in the game.
• After finding the pattern, apply it to similar hints. Decoding becomes deliberate rather than guesswork using this strategy.

Puzzles Related to the Story

• The game has word and image challenges, Gravity Falls characters, events, and lore questions.
• Information in one part may answer a question in another.
• Remembering previous discoveries is vital. Instead of starting over, review papers and messages to answer unanswered questions. These linkages provide multi-layered narrative aficionados the pleasant feeling that every discovery matters.

Patience and careful note-taking are better than trial and error.

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