What you need to know
- The Microsoft Edge team has posted a rather mysterious puzzle to Reddit.
- It's possible solving the puzzle could be a teaser or hint for something in the works.
- Good luck figuring this one out.
The Microsoft Edge team seems to have something cryptic in the cards, but it's not making it easy to figure out. In a post on the official Microsoft Edge Reddit, the team posted a rather mysterious teaser, complete with a puzzle that is sure to wrack your brain.
Here's a look at the puzzle in question:
And here's what the team had to say, offering little in the way of clues:
In order to find what's next (3/7), it's often a good idea to look in the past. This is an encoded artifact we've found in our archive. It appears that some of the data have been corrupted due to age. Fortunately, the corruption seems to be systematic—we detect exactly one extraneous number in every horizontal and vertical clue. Can you help us identify these anomalies and restore the artifact to its former glory?
It's not immediately clear what the puzzle pertains to, but one Reddit user pointed out in a cross-post that it appears to be a nonogram.
If you're a puzzle fiend, it looks like you've got something to occupy your time for a little while.
